3 D Art Museum Tickets

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1. What can you do at Penang 3D Trick Art Museum?

   Penang 3D Art Museum is home to over 40 optical illusions that range from paintings and sculptures to interactive characters. The museum allows you to step inside the exhibits and marvel at their mind-blowing creativity or crawl into fun art pieces to create quirky illusions. Visitors can take as many photos as they want, as this place is an interactive studio. It allows the guests to become a part of the paintings and artworks themselves, instead of just admiring them from afar.
   
   You will get to pretend that you live in the Lampung province of Indonesia as you pose in front of the traditional Malaysian house. Or you can pretend you are boating and fishing along the river in another artwork. Or pose as if you are participating in adrenaline releasing extreme sports - the possibilities are limitless at Penang 3D Trick Art Museum.

2. What are things to carry when you visit Penang 3D Trick Art Museum?

   Please make sure that you carry a physical or digital copy of the vouchers when you reach the museum so that you can exchange it for the physical ticket. For the locals, it is enough to present myKad as proof of identity but foreign nationals should carry their passports as ID proof.
   
   Besides the vouchers, you should carry a fully charged camera in order to capture the satisfying and quirky pictures. You should also wear or carry socks as it is highly encouraged to not enter the museum with shoes.

3. What is the best time to visit Penang 3D Trick Art Museum ?

   You should visit the museum early in the morning to avoid any queues for taking photos with the artworks. This way, you will also be able to escape the tourist crowds. The museum is open from 9 am to 6 pm from Monday to Friday, and the last entry time is 5:15 pm. On Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, it is open from 9 am to 8 pm, and the last admission time is 7:15 pm.

4. How do I get to Penang 3D Trick Art Museum?

   From George Town, the museum is only 10 minutes away via car and from Batu Feringhi, the drive is only 30 minutes. Public transport is also available and you can take the Rapid Penang Bus number 101 which will stop at Weld Quay Stop. from the bus stop, the museum is only 6 minutes walk. If you are coming from Kuala Lumpur, you can also avail our one-way transfer service which will drop you directly at the museum.

5. Is it allowed to take pictures in the museum?

   Yes, you can definitely take pictures at the museum.

6. How and where can I redeem my e-voucher?

   When you reach the museum, you will have to present either a digital copy or physical hard copy of it at the counter. In exchange, you will be given a physical ticket.

7. What is the age criteria for child ticket?

   There is no entry charge for children up to the age of 3 years and child ticket is applicable for age 4 to 12. However, all the children must be accompanied by an adult.

8. Is there any pickup and drop facilities available?

   There are no pick up and drop off facilities included within this package.

9. What are the places to see near Penang 3D Trick Art Museum?

   Here are some places to see near Penang 3D Trick Art Museum.
   
   House of Yeap Chor Yee - visit the art gallery in the heart of the town to learn more about the life story of Chinese immigrants who arrived here over 100 years ago. The exhibition uses infographics and multimedia to tell the story of these people and offers some deep insights into their lives. For a history enthusiast, it is a golden opportunity to learn about their community and their lives.
   
   The Blue Mansion - it is a historical building built by a Chinese merchant. The magnificent architecture of the building is inspired from colonial British style, Chinese heritage, and local Malaysian influences. The place exudes a mixture of calm and serenity, and it comes highly recommended as a tourist destination. Take a guided tour through the mansion to learn more about its beautiful architecture and design.

10. Can we take food at Penang 3D Trick Art Museum?

    No, food is not allowed inside the Penang 3D Trick Art Museum.

11. What is 3D Trick?

    3D trick refers to converting 2D paintings and sculptures into 3D art in order to create an optical illusion for the eye. The museum used this method to fool the brain into believing what is obviously impossible. This is done by exploiting differences in perspective and the manner in which the artworks and paintings are created.
    
    For the 3D trick to happen, visitors have to stand at a suggested point in front of the painting to create the illusion. It makes for some truly mind-bending and impossible looking photos and videos.