Seattle Selfie Museum Reviews

I didnt love that the price wasnt shown clearly until later in the process. It just felt a little sneaky, like I was already in too deep before seeing what it would actually cost

The staff did help me a little with the photo issue, so I’ll give them credit for that. But the wording made it sound like I’d be getting more help than I actually did, which was frustrating. It wasn’t terrible, just not what I expected

We went for my sister’s birthday, and umm, it just wasn’t what we were hoping for. A few of the rooms felt really rushed, and the staff didn’t seem all that helpful when we needed things. For what we paid, it didn’t feel special at all. We ended up leaving annoyed...

We had a good time here with our group. It did get a bit crowded at times, but it wasn’t a big deal and didn’t ruin the experience. Still a fun spot to go with friends

I went to the Seattle Selfie Museum thinking there’d be a lot more props to use in the different rooms, but a bunch of the setups felt empty. Some of the props were missing, didn’t really make sense with the space, or just looked a little worn out.

The staff was nice enough, so no issue there, but for what it costs I expected more to actually play around with. I got a few decent pics, but it wasn’t really worth it for me.

The place itself was cool once I got inside, but getting there was frustrating. Parking nearby was a pain, and what made it worse was that I kept getting different answers about where we were supposed to park. One person said one thing, someone else said another, so I ended up driving around way too long and showed up already annoyed and stressed

The place was clean for the most part. The floors looked like they’d been wiped down, the props seemed taken care of, and I didn’t walk in and notice any weird smells or anything like that, which is always a plus. There were a couple mirrors with fingerprints on them, but I mean, with everyone taking photos and touching stuff, that didn’t really surprise me. Bathrooms were decent too, nothing fancy but definitely usable and not gross. Overall, I’d say it was a solid 4-star experience.

I left feeling a bit disappointed. The place felt overpriced for what was offered, and the whole experience seemed rather rushed. It wasn’t terrible, but for the cost, I expected more. I probably wouldn’t make the effort to come back.

I was in a relaxed mood when I started using it and was hoping to have some fun, but the sets started feeling kind of the same after a while. It was okay overall, I just expected more variety or different themes for the price. i got bored faster than I thought I would.

The kids had a good time, so that was a win. It did feel a bit tight in spots though, and getting around with strollers was kind of a hassle haha.

I’m not trying to be dramatic, but I definitely felt a little awkward being there. The whole place had this weird vibe, and it was loud too, which made it hard to relax. Just a warning if you’re looking for somewhere chill, this might not be the spot...

We took our kids here thinking it would be a fun little outing, but it was just okay. There are a few cool spots for pictures, but the whole place feels more geared toward teens or adults. My younger kid lost interest fast, and there really wasn’t much to keep them entertained. It’s kind of one of those places that works when it wants to, depending on the age of your kids, but I wouldn’t call it super kid-friendly.

I don't know, it was just really cramped inside. I could barely move around without feeling like I was in someone's way, and the layout was kind of messy and tight feeling.

I stopped in thinking there would be a bunch of fun, creative setups to play around with, but most of the backdrops felt basic. There were a couple cute ones where I managed to get decent photos, but a lot of them reminded me of things I’ve already seen at other selfie spots or even in party store displays.
For the price, I was hoping for more variety and maybe something that felt a little more Seattle-inspired or unique. It was fine for grabbing a few quick pictures, but I walked out realizing I didn’t really have that many shots I was excited about...

I tried to make a booking, but the page kept failing over and over. I wasn’t sure if it was just me or the site acting up, but it was frustrating.

The place itself seemed okay, but check-in was kind of a mess. We showed up on time, but the staff seemed confused about the booking, and the email we got said one thing while they were telling us something else at the desk. We ended up waiting around longer than we should have, which wasn’t the best way to start the visit

I had a decent time overall, but something just felt a little off as soon as I started moving around the place. Some areas were tight, and I found myself guessing where to go or whether certain spots would be manageable. My gut feeling was that accessibility wasn’t really thought through as much as it should’ve been. I just wish there had been clearer info before booking so I knew what to expect.

I mostly went because it looked fun on Instagram, some of the rooms are really cute for photos. The lighting was good in most areas, so it’s definitely good if you’re trying to get content. That said, a few of the spaces were way smaller than I expected, which felt kind of disappointing. It’s a fun quick stop, but don’t go in expecting a huge museum experience or anything. Overall it was okay, just a bit ridiculous how pricey it is for what you actually get.

Went here with a friend and we had a good time. There were probably like 10-ish different rooms with props and cute setups, so we ended up taking a ton of selfies. Some of the pictures came out really nice. A few areas were a little crowded, and the lighting was hit or miss in maybe a couple spots, but we still left with plenty of good photos. Overall, it’s a fun place if you’re into photo spots

It was so crowded when we went that it was hard to even take a decent photo without people in every shot. It kind of felt like they were just trying to get as many visitors in as possible, whether or not anyone could actually enjoy the place.