Amazing Mirror Maze the Mall of America

Totally worth the $ 8 your going to spend. Super fun for your old parents or young kids. Plus, they have some awesome music playing so you can pretend your in Amsterdam discothèque… don’t run too fast, you might hurt yourself. Great place to stop and take a break from buying all the stuff you don’t need.

I hate to be a Debbie downer but I expected more reading these great comments about it. I was disappointed by how small it was. There were smudges on a lot of mirrors which took away from the wonder. And it’s a common innate reflex to look at the floor to see where you’re going when you’re in an unfamiliar place. When you do… It’s all over. Easy to see the path. Was cool to be in but definitely underwhelming overall. Glad I did groupon. Wouldn’t go back though.

The place was ok. A bit pricy for the short walk. Paid $ 9+ per person and walk was about 5 minutes. It got a little crowded in there but fun.

Paid $ 9 for two people on groupon and worth every dollar. We were lost the entire time and it’s fun to find your way out. We were allowed to go through the maze as many times as we wanted and we did it until we were dizzy. Fun and cheap!

It’s the first time we’ve gone to someplace like this so it was pretty fun for us! Worth going and great deal for the groupon price

This maze is a reasonably priced attraction compared to everything else in the mall. For $ 7.95 per person you can go through the maze as many times as you want. If you leave and come back later they charge $ 2. It was fun for the kids (10 and 15) but I personally felt a little dizzy after five minutes of walking in circles under disco lighting. I guess I’m getting too old old for this stuff, but I digress.

I used a groupon and took my nieces and younger sisters here.
The good: You get unlimited consecutive visits, and a discounted rate if you shop in the mall in between visits on the same day.
Our first time through was fun and confusing… it’s kind of freaky to turn the corner and almost run into your own reflection. We found ourselves back at the beginning a few times. It’s easy to get turned around, and/​or confuse your reflection for someone else. There were also other groups with us, so sometimes that actually was the case. We had a better experience when we let the other groups go further ahead of us so we didn’t feel like we were being led.
We opted to go a second time, and we were SURE we knew where we were going by then… but we still took a few wrong turns.
The good to know: They make you wear plastic disposable gloves to keep the mirrors clean and make your hands all nice and sweaty, but in the wintertime, you could just use your own gloves/​mittens.
The bad: It is kind of pricey for an activity that takes about fifteen-​twenty minutes to get through. But I guess you could get your money’s worth by going through several times – and/​or you can print off a coupon from the website or get a deal like I did. Probably not as fun for teens as it was for the pre-​teens I was with.
Would I recommend this to someone? Sure, if the kids are the right age, and they want to try something new at MOA. I would suggest looking for coupons/​groupons though.

Love the maze. Large from inside vas even got lost few times. Is tons of fun for any age.

My nephews were in and out in 5 minutes and did not enjoy it at all. Way too expensive.

Went to Mall of America as a bucket list vacation. If you ask my kids (girls 7 and 12) if they had a good time, they’d tell you all about the damn mirror maze. 13 hours to Minneapolis from Dallas and all they can talk about is the mirror maze… I should have just drove them 45 min to Ft Worth and taken them to the maze at the Stock Yards!

I took my family here — my 71 yr old mother, my 40 something brother and his wife and my 9 yr old nephew. I think everyone had a very good time. Except my nephew took a turn too fast and smashed his forehead on a mirror (he’s young and didn’t listen very well to the rules). He claims that ruined his experience, but I think he was just playing the drama card!
I had purchased a Groupon for this so the price was reasonable. I had to pay $ 8.77 for the 1 person my Groupon didn’t cover. The price seems kind of high for 10 mins or less of fun but reasonable compared to other similar experiences.
I’d say we were in and out of there within 5 – 10 mins. We actually found the exit and then decided to stick around a little longer and get lost some more. It was kind of a let down that we found the exit so quickly, but I think that was attributed to the size of our group. Because we could cover so many angles, it made figuring out which way to turn easier. I could see this taking a lot longer if there were only 2 or 3 in your group. I’d recommend breaking up the group if you have more than 3 people.
The maze is very well maintained. You have to wear gloves so as not to get prints on the mirrors.

Pretty cool but overpriced. Luckily I got a Groupon for half off.
Tip– to get in for free, just walk in through the exit! Haha

Check their site for coupons prior to going as I was able to print one for $ 1 off per ticket. I have also read posts from locals saying they appear on Groupon from time to time.
My son and I navigated through the mirror maze in roughly five minutes. It isn’t difficult at all to maneuver through. There were not many people there when we were there and the group ahead of us was far enough ahead to not be at risk of us accidentally touching them.
The price is high, in my opinion. I can’t imagine a family of four spending over $ 30 for five to ten minutes of entertainment.

Great fun, but way too expensive to go again.
Basically this is a room with a maze made out of ultra reflective mirrors, so you can never be sure if you are walking into open space or into a mirror that has cleverly hidden itself amongst the reflections. If you walk slowly with hands out you will find your way out within 5 – 10 minutes and then wonder why you spent $ 10 each on this.
You have to wear gloves to make sure you do not smudge the mirrors and ruin the reflective effects. Im sure its a pain in the next to windex the approximately 500 mirrors that are inside.

I came here on my first trip to MoA. This place was silly, fun, and kinda weird. The price wasn’t terrible but also wasn’t the cheapest. This was a fun side adventure to help break up the stress of a shopping day. If you want to blow some steam just stop by here because it is cheaper then the theme park area and it is much faster.

Don’t know how I never saw this place before but it’s right inside mall of america on the upper floor. I got a good deal on groupon so I can’t complain about the price but it’s not much anyhow.
It was a fun time and very disorientating, plan on walking into walls and other people that you don’t think are really there but they are! I was talking to my friend, or what I thought was my friend but was really his reflection… TRIPPY! It’s easy to lose people so if you have little ones use the buddy system.
Great idea for winter time when you got some time to kill. I think it’s best suited for smaller kids as we brought a teenager who lost interest quickly but still enjoyed it. It’s not an all day thing but something to do so you can say you’ve tried it at least once.
I’m sure you could spend much more time in here if you were «under the influence» then you would have hours of enjoyment but I’m not condoning that sort of thing… Just sayin ;)

Writing a review about a place as unique as the Amazing Mirror Maze can be quite daunting as it’s a place that you can’t really compare to most other things apart from bizarre amusement park attractions. So I’m going to base my review on a few simple questions:
1. Does it do what it advertises to do?
2. Is it reasonably-​priced for what you get?
And well… it’s a maze of mirrors… so that answers question 1. And it’s about $ 8.50 per person, so I think that’s reasonably priced. But what kind of person would I be if I didn’t dive into this review with the usual twisted enthusiasm that I give my other reviews.
When you go in there they make you wear plastic gloves, so you won’t leave any fingerprints on the glass. And believe me, you will be wandering around with your hands out in front feeling around the maze.
Inside the maze it just looks like about 20 rows of multicolored columns, accented with flashing colored lights. Overhead there’s the thumping sounds of gay disco remixed from various new wave songs of the 80’s and 90’s… which I guess was pretty sexually ambiguous back then too.
«This seems pretty easy» I said, as I walked in and then promptly got lost. The average person would probably spend between 5 and 20 minutes in there trying to find the exit. It can be rather disorienting, and confusing, but if that’s your thing then go for it.
The maze itself was well maintained. There were no fingerprints on the glass. There were no strange smells. The maze was comfortably air-​conditioned. I would say this is a well-​made mirror maze.
Please note that if you are prone to seizures, panic attacks, or disco fever you probably shouldn’t use this maze.
While the $ 8.50 price tag seems a little high, I would go in here again. It was fun while it lasted.
Now if we could only do this maze on shrooms.
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAHHH!!!