Pattaya 3D Art Museum


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After a successful booking, please check your reserved email for the confirmation slip. Present the e‑ticket at the attraction's ticket counter for exchange;
Ticket counter at the entrance of the 3D Museum (78/34 Moo 9 Pattaya 2rd. Nongprue Banglamung Chonburi 20150)
09:00‑21:00 (last admission at 20:00);
Free for children under 100cm in height; children's price for 100‑130cm; adult price for 130cm and above;
500 baht for both adults and children.

48 hours before the ticket usage date, modification/cancellation is allowed, subject to a 10% handling fee
Within 48 hours of the ticket usage date, modification/cancellation is not allowed
Pattaya 3D Art Museum tickets in Thailand are one of the more famous art museums in Pattaya, Thailand, and at the same time one of the tourist attractions that travellers explore for novelty. If you have nurtured an innate artistic flair and wish to explore through self‑guided travel, how could you miss this Pattaya Art Museum with its post‑modern three‑dimensional display techniques and design concepts? Hopetrip Travel now supports online booking for Pattaya 3D Art Museum tickets in Thailand. For those who wish to explore art, how could you miss this殿堂 that gathers artistic flair?

Pattaya 3D Interactive Visual Art Museum, with an investment of 60 million Thai Baht and covering 5,800 square metres, the Art In Paradise museum houses over a thousand 3D artworks. The lifelike 3D stereoscopic art pieces immerse you in a wonderful multi‑dimensional world. Here, we traverse beyond 2D. Due to differences in angles and space, the human eye can easily form an illusion. Many magic and illusion techniques exploit this human optical illusion to achieve astonishing effects.

This 3D art museum in Pattaya maximises the subtle changes in space and angles to create a strong visual impact. Apart from viewing the works with your eyes, the biggest advantage is that you can interact with them, taking photos all around to capture all sorts of fun memories. By the way, a tip for you: during weekends and holidays, the crowd can be quite dense, so you will need a bit more patience when taking photos.

The museum is divided into 10 zones:
Zone 1: Camouflage Zone — colours and shadows that deceive your eyes;
Zone 2: Sea Room Zone — makes you feel like you are diving, with big fish and five ocean creatures right beside you;
Zone 3: Gump Animal Zone — many wild animal paintings;
Zone 4: World Painting Zone — features world‑class artists, including Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" and more;
Zone 5: Miracle Zone — features the greatest miracles of time, the Egyptian pyramids and the temples of Ayutthaya;
Zone 6: Surreal Art Zone;
Zone 7: Dinosaur Zone — features dinosaurs and other ancient animals;
Zone 8: Mountain, Canyon and Waterfall Zone;
Zone 9: Forest and Trees Zone;
Zone 10: A collection of works by independent artists, conveying different emotions.
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