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Museum of Ice Cream Miami: VIP Skip The Line Entry + Drink

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3.7

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Solange, United States

23 Sep 2024

Excellent

Me gustó mucho el lugar!! Lo único malo y la mala suerte que nos evacuaron porque sonó una alarma de incendio, a lo que nos tuvieron unos minutos afuera del lugar y al rato nos hicieron entrar...

Me gustó mucho el lugar!! Lo único malo y la mala suerte que nos evacuaron porque sonó una alarma de incendio, a lo que nos tuvieron unos minutos afuera del lugar y al rato nos hicieron entrar pero es maravilloso se los recomiendo.

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Shamise, United States

01 Oct 2024

Poor

You guys have to get a better timing system .. instead of every 30 minutes do maybe every hour .. there was literally people on top of people waiting in a line outside and inside of the museum

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Marie Jennys, United States

27 Oct 2024

Excellent

Everything was great. All the Godperson they really nice and friendly

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About: Museum of Ice Cream Miami

Explore rooms themed around different types of ice cream. Slide into a pool filled with sprinkles.

Museum of Ice Cream Miami

851 Northeast 1st Avenue, 33132, Miami

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