1 hour(s)
English
Included
Immersive colorful art installations for all ages
Life-sized unicorn, hot air balloon, and playful creations
Reimagined Cloud Room with breathtaking artistic experience
Magical journey inspiring imagination, joy, and creativity
Popular Dallas attraction with top travel and review ratings
€ 16.61
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Rainbow Vomit invites you into a mesmerizing world of color, light, and art. Step inside this immersive experience and become the hero of your own comic book as you wander through spectacular installations designed to delight visitors of all ages. Marvel at the dazzling array of over ten thousand lights, thousands of balloons, and playful artistic creations including a life-sized unicorn and a hot air balloon. Capture memorable moments in the dozens of unique photo opportunities scattered throughout the space, including the reimagined Cloud Room filled with more clouds and a breathtaking new art piece. Whether you are seeking a fun family outing, a whimsical escape, or a creative backdrop for photography, Rainbow Vomit promises a magical journey into imagination and joy.
Consistently rated a top experience by travel and review platforms, Rainbow Vomit has become a staple of the Dallas artistic scene, welcoming tens of thousands of guests and hosting unforgettable birthday parties and special events. The space provides a serene escape where adults and children alike can revel in artistic wonder and playful creativity. Guests are encouraged to bring their camera and loved ones to fully enjoy this interactive environment. The venue will be temporarily closed for renovations during the State Fair, reopening with fresh artistic updates for new adventures. Visitors can look forward to an even more enchanting experience, where every corner reveals a story and every visit inspires joy and creativity.
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Wheelchair accessible
Groups can include up to fourteen people comfortably
All visitors must sign waiver and assume all risks
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This little gem is amazing. I was looking for something different yet fun for my daughter and her friends to do on her birthday and found this place. They had an absolute blast annnnnd we found the hidden room!!! It was so much fun. Adults and kids alike will enjoy this place. So many photo ops! The owner is amazing too! If you get on the stage he'll definitely cue whatever song you'd like to "perform" lol....oh and dont pay for parking in the lot, wait to get inside because there is a code to scan for complimentary parking.
My niblings and I had the most wonderful time. Rainbow Rob and Coca were great hosts. The additional cost for the added props were worth it, in my opinion. The entire experience was a value if you consider the fun we had in the moment plus the photos we got to take away with us. The art was so cool and inspired you to really engage with it. We look forward to going back soon since they change the art seasonally. Teenagers, male and female both agreed- 10/10!!!
This is a great museum! It’s quaint and packed full of surprises and beautiful artwork! I visited for the first time today with a new friend and it was a great vibe and we captured a ton of great photos & Rainbow Robert was also nice host ! I highly recommend ✨
Took my grandkids for a birthday celebration for the 16 year old. No idea what to expect but it was fun. Lots of great photo opportunities with painted walls and props and light effects. and staff was super nice and made it a fun experience.
Fun little place. This was our second time visiting. We likely won't return. This is like a super micro version of a meow wolf, celebrating local artists. There are 3 rooms. It is priced way too high for what it is, but always fun to support the local music scene. Also, not in a great part of town. A homeless man had urinated outside and was hanging out...it smelled like death and ass. The secret room is cool though. A great place to nap if you don't mind laying on what feels like dirty pillows. When we went the first time, we had a super heart to heart with a gentleman named Ezra who worked there. Looking back, I believe it was our first cosmic connection with him that made us return - not the actual art exhibit. I'd recommend hitting up the grapevine meow wolf or an immersive game box instead!
