It was worth the stop. Fake but overly funny. The laughs were worth the price of admission. more

I have to agree that this was a little overpriced for a short tour. The tour guide did her best to convince you this was all a freak of nature. The kids and honestly, my wife, were very impressed and had a fun time. But, it is limited to a couple of cement slabs and a uniquely slanty cabin that... more

On our way to Mt. Rushmore, I decided to stop here with my 2 kids (10 and 14) because we had time and I remember seeing pictures of my parents there years ago. This was great fun. The tour guides are friendly and upbeat and the tour is totally interactive. I didn't feel "rushed" through at all. I did get... more

After just experiencing "The Spot" in Santa Cruz, it was funny to come across another vortex within three weeks. As mind boggling as "The Spot", we still had fun and had a great young tour leader that was pretty funny! $9 a person was over priced for the 30 minute tour. more

Everythings a sensory illusion, but if you're not too uptight about things, you can still have a good time. The place plays games with your sensory perception. One demonstration plays tricks with your eyes by making it look like people grow or shrink depending on where they stand. It looks cool, but upon analysis, it has EVERYTHING with how your... more

This appeared to be a fun roadside stop - but not worth $19 (2 adults and a 5 year old)..... The tour was way too quick and left us feeling shorted - my 5 year old was very dissappointed she didn't get to stand on the walls, since we were rushed thru. It is a tourist trap, but it does... more

I was here 20 years ago and we just went there with my family (husband, 14 yr/daughter, 10 yr/son and 7 yr/daughter) and we all loved it. Who cares if it is a hoax, it is unbelieveable the feeling you get when you walk into the room. I felt dizzy or that I had 20 drinks too many, but the... more

I was really skeptical of this. I said to the lady there, "I really don't want to pay $18, (it is now $9 a person, and free for kids 11 and younger) to go up and find out that it is just a crooked building." She asured me that it was something more then that but she really didn't even... more

My family-2 adults, 16y/o, 11y/o and 9y/o visited the Cosmos Mystery Area in June. The negatives-tour was quick, they gave some time for pictures but there was another group waiting to take the tour so we couldn't stick around too long. It made me feel nauseous. The positives-a big one is our teenager thought it was really cool! Anyone traveling... more