Manas Sarkar

The Museum of Glass in Tacoma offers a mixed experience. At $22 for admission, the price feels steep given the museum’s limited size, which can be fully explored in under an hour. During my weekend visit, the atmosphere was surprisingly empty, detracting from the overall experience. While the environment is pleasant and the store is beautifully decorated, prices for items there are also quite high. Overall, I found the museum lacking in excitement and would not recommend it unless you’re particularly interested in glass art.

I recently visited the Museum of Illusion in Delhi, and I have mixed feelings about my experience. The museum presents an interesting concept, focusing on optical illusions and interactive exhibits that are undoubtedly engaging, especially for younger visitors. However, as an adult, I found the experience somewhat lacking in depth and variety. The admission fee felt steep considering the overall experience, which didn't quite meet my expectations. It seems the museum is primarily geared towards children, with most of the exhibits designed to captivate a younger audience. While it can be a fun excursion for families with kids, adults looking for a more enriching or sophisticated experience might find it less appealing. In summary, the Museum of Illusion has its charms for a specific audience, but it may not cater well to everyone, especially considering the cost of entry.