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Dopamine Land Washington DC: A Multisensory Experience Exhibition

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Jenifer, United States

05 Jan 2025

Poor

It was fun, some rooms were better than others. but I didn’t feel like it was worth the expensive cost. The rooms were small and moved through pretty quick. We were done in like 40-45 min.

Dopamine Land: A Multisensory Experience

Christian , United States

07 Apr 2025

Poor

It ended really fast and there wasn’t anything exciting.

Dopamine Land: A Multisensory Experience

About: Dopamine Land Washington DC

Dopamine Land, which has attracted over 250,000 visitors in London and Madrid, is now in Washington DC. Explore 10 interactive rooms designed to engage your senses and spark your curiosity. Discover which room will give you the most excitement.

Dopamine Land Washington DC

5333 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest, 20015, Washington, D.C.

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