Question 1

What is ARV Feature in Trick Eye Museum?

Accepted Answer

The ARV Feature or Augmented Reality feature in Trick Eye Museum is its XR Museum App. With the use of this app, one can bring to life the paintings inside the Trick Eye Museum, watch their stories and make intriguing photos and videos. This gives the audience a fuller experience than ordinary 3D art.While viewing the water dragon, one can use the XR Museum App to make the encounter feel more realistic. To participate in an extra-dimensional audio-visual journey, one has to download the XR Museum App, scan the QR code, press "Allow", select the region and that's it. This app is an essential requirement before one visits the museum.

Question 2

How long does it typically take to cover the entire museum?

Accepted Answer

The time taken to cover the entire museum depends on pace and visiting time. It might take around 1 to 1.5 hours if much time is not spent on each of the art works. Since it is mostly about taking pictures while engaging with the installations, it may take 2 to 3 hours. The more entertaining videos are in the inner rooms, hence those who are short on time, should not remain for long in the main hall.It may take even longer than 3 hours when more people are visiting. Therefore, it is advisable to visit the museum in off peak timings such as earlier in the morning, before 12 pm or after 5 pm and also during weekdays.Must Read: 40 Magnificent Activities in Singapore for Couples

Question 3

Is camera allowed in the museum?

Accepted Answer

Yes, cameras are allowed in the museum. In fact, one should make sure that there is enough charge in their camera batteries. Visitors are allowed to freely interact with the displayed exhibits which include clicking photos engaging with them. It is advisable, however, to download the XR Museum App in order to click more eventful pictures and record amusing videos.

Question 4

What makes Trick Eye Museum so special?

Accepted Answer

The Trick Eye Museum uses the traditional art technique of Trompe- l'oeil which turns two-dimensional paintings into three-dimensional images through the use of optical illusions. Paintings on the walls, ceilings, and ground bring one into the setting of a scene and one can even become the part of an artwork. The paintings and illusions are such that the visitors can step inside them. There are 6 themed zones in the museum.The first zone is the World of Masterpieces in which there are four-dimensional spaces, where one can touch and feel the surroundings, like Media Art, Ames Room, and Dining Table.The Excitement zone gives a taste of thrilling sensations. One can become the lead in paranormal activities, befriend friendly ghosts and overcome their fears in the Supernatural zone.To swim like a mermaid or dance on the ice like Elsa or fly on a magic carpet-like Aladdin, one must visit the Fairy Tale zone. The Fantasy zone brings magical realms alive while the Trick World brings together all the well-loved exhibits. These features make the Trick Eye Museum so special. Popular Read: Singapore Travel Guide

Question 5

How many zones are there in the Trick Eye Museum?

Accepted Answer

Visitors can explore the world of three-dimensional images at the Trick Eye Museum, which means 'trick of the eye', and experience a sight like no other. You will be able to experience such bliss in these 6 sensory zones at the Trick Eye Museum when you visit.1. World of Masterpieces: Discover the hidden secrets of 4D spaces in the World of Masterpieces area. Art installations and tricky paintings are found here. 2. Excitement: Its purpose is to stimulate visitors' feelings of intense excitement. The playful visual effects make you seem to be escaping an anaconda or a piranha, or climbing bamboos with a cute panda or riding a jumbo elephant's trunk. Paragliding, trekking in snow mountains, and parasailing are other thrill-inducing activities. 3. Supernatural: Singapore's Trick Eye Museum has a spooky zone that allows you to challenge your fears. Experience floating between two planes; be exorcized by a priest with 2 men watching; or get trapped in an hourglass while walking across an illusionary narrow wooden bridge.4. Fantasy: In the Trick Eye Museum, you'll find an exotic dream zone. Magical worlds of fantasy come alive right before your very eyes here. Anyone visiting this picturesque setting will be thrilled by the venue. Be a butterfly, over a tricky bridge that spans a waterfall, or ride a flying horse with a leafy umbrella.5. Trick World: You can go on an ocean ride on a Singaporean lionfish; learn the most difficult ballet postures from illusionary dancers, or compete in horseback riding or Kung Fu. It is more of an artistic area than an illusionary one at Trick Eye Museum.

Question 6

Can I bring the wheelchair or baby stroller in the Trick Eye Museum Singapore?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can bring the wheelchair or baby stroller in the Trick Eye Museum Singapore.

Question 7

What are the other activities in Singapore you can book via thrillophilia?

Accepted Answer

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