Monet: The Immersive Experience - Sacramento

Come visit this immersive experience dedicated to Claude Monet, a French impressionist artist from the late 1800s. He is well known for his painting series of water lilies. Beginning with a museum-like walkthrough featuring information about his early days, a small film discussing his life and paintings, then step into a gallery of his paintings. Afterwards, there is a beautiful area as if you have entered into one of his paintings with bridges and a pond, which are also photo opportunities. Nex

A wonderful experience. Parking was limited on site and we had to pay $15 for valet. Not great. But, the staff inside and outside were terrifically helpful. Really enjoyed Monet's personal notes. Interesting that when the black paint for painting shadows was not available, the artists of the day tried experimenting with violets and Impressionism was born.

This was a lovely experience. Plan to add on the VR part - impressive and cost only $5 more. It was wonderful overall. Only issues were not enough seating for the first film which was also pixelating and glitchy. Also, the big projection room with lots of chairs was uncomfortably warm.it was a magical room:) Besides that, I'd give it 5 stars. My husband absolutely loved it too!! We'll be looking forward to the next one. Really nice people working there!

The Monet experience was quite that, an experience to be treasured. I especially loved the informative placards about Monet and the still paintings before the main experience with the moving electronic display. It was phenomenal and the music soothing with the volume perfect. I tend to get seasick so did feel a bit quesy when the display movement included the floor. But I was able to sit through the entire display and loved it!

We had such an amazing experience here; my boyfriend and I decided to do a random Monday day date and get the VIP tickets! Although there was not a line at all, it was totally worth it, we got to do the VR experience and we both got a free poster as well as a souvenir lanyard, we both loved it and our favorite part was the room with the chairs and rugs to sit on and experience Monet's paintings come to life throughout the walls of the room. It was spectacular and calming, we were definitely in o