Dreamscapes

This is another Meow Wolf exploration/art installation sort of thing, but this time the twist is that 90% of the things in the installation are items saved from going into a landfill. While sometimes it's easy to see that this is an installation of things that would have otherwise been in a landfill, sometimes it's really easy to forget because it's done in such a way that it makes you wonder which things were the 10% that wasn't going to the landfill. Most of the time the installation is a one way experience but there are opportunities to circle back (which was great because I completely forgot about a room, so circling back brought me right to it). There are a few secret tunnels and rooms to find. There are also some surprises in anything that can be opened (drawers, doors, cupboards, etc). There are also interactive things too, which are pretty fun. This is about half the Dreamwalk, but I think it's just as worth it. Especially the exit/lobby area because there is a lot of wonderful art for purchase. I would guess it's local artists because this is associated with the Utah Arts Alliance, but lots of prints, stickers, pins, and other fun things. We only had a short wait, but I think it was because there were was a group of girls in front of us and they just wanted to give the girls time ti move along so we weren't on top of each other, which was fine. I don't know that this is too overstimulating. I don't think it was too loud, and there was one area with flashing lights and more noise but they ask in beginning if anyone is epileptic or has a problem with flashing lights so I imagine if the answer was yes they would tell you where it's at and to not push the buttons. I definitely recommend this and I would visit again, especially if the installation changed or there was another one elsewhere.

A lot cooler than we expected from the internet! Yeah it won't take long to go through if you just rush through, but if you take your time to explore there is a lot of creativity to absorb yourself with.

It is a one-in-a-lifetime experience. I love just the absolute creativity that goes into each and every set. There is something for everyone. The staff are SUPER helpful and friendly. The place is clean and well maintained. The pricing is fair and you get to come and go as you please for the whole day! I love how it wasn't overly crowded so my kids got to enjoy being kids without me worrying about bothering anyone else. I cannot wait to continue to visit once in a while to see what new exhibits they will come up with.

The first time I went here was in 2020, and it was great. It’s even better now, 5 years later. There’s so many unique elements and little surprises in every crevice. The more you look, the more you see. You’re able to touch everything and see what materials they use. I’d recommend going through twice to make sure you didn’t miss any rooms. You’ll easily spend two hours here even if the space itself isn’t very large. The employees were also very nice. There may be a small wait time since they send people through the entrance in groups (you can split up right after).

I love Dreamscapes. First visit was in 2021 when they were located at the Gateway downtown. It’s like being in another dimension, dreaming with your eyes open, going on an ethereal journey. The creativity, the details, the art etc is chefs kiss. And I love that it’s built using reclaimed materials. Tickets are very affordable, I went again with my sisters at their new location in Sandy on Feb 17, 2024 which was on a Saturday and we only waited for like 3-5mins for them to take us in for briefing with other group of people. Family/Kids friendly environment. Wheelchair accessible. I love love love 11/10 recommend.