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Museum of Illusions at World of Illusions
Fuel your imagination with World of Illusions' 3D exhibits
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Giant's House at World of Illusions
Are you microscopic, or did the rest of the world just get really big?!
World of Illusions Los Angeles
Open today:
11:00 -
22:00
Last admission:
21 hours and 30 minutes before closing
Wheelchair accessible
Last admission:
21 hours and 30 minutes before closing
Wheelchair accessible
Entrance to the Giant's House
Entrance to the Upside Down House (if selected)
Entrance to the Upside Down House & The Museum of Illusions (if selected)
Parking
Additional activities at World of Illusions
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Have you been shrunk down to microscopic size, or has the world around you expanded significantly? This is just one of the many questions you might be asking yourself at the Giant's House!
With over 31 different items, get ready to see the world in a hugely different way. What does the world's biggest soda can look like? How big are King Kong's toys? Can you fit into the world's largest pair of shoes? You'll also get to discover what it's like to be 50 feet tall (NBA, here we come) as you step into the world of giants.
Prepare to let your imagination run wild, and don't forget to bring your camera!
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The Upside Down House at World of Illusions
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