We took our first trip, ever, to Meow Wolf Grapevine, at the end of April. We were in town for a festival, and arrived in town early enough to end the day at The Real Unreal. Luckily, for us, it was also the day of their 21+ event, Adultiverse. So, it was open a little later than normal, and had some great activities happening as well. It's connected to the mall. So, easy to find, and accessible parking.

Now, we are no strangers to Meow Wolf. This is our third exhibit to visit, and we actually didn't have to pay anything, as we are Supremium Pass Holders, which makes any Meow Wolf exhibit free to visit. So, already a great start to such a fun experience.

Upon arrival, we went straight to the gift shop. We shopped around a little, preparing for our exit plan, and made friends with some of the team. We were graciously helped by team members Johnny and Darby. Both were extremely friendly, offered wonderful insight, and were great influences on our purchases.

Once inside the exhibit, we were at a loss of words. We've been to OmegaMart and Radio Tave. So, we had an idea of what to expect, but the art and environment was really next-level. There are so many things to prod and poke, so many areas to crawl around in, and also plenty of room to move around or take a seat to absorb the ambiance. Truly my most favorite visual experience at a Meow Wolf. Will be returning to Grapevine, just to relive it.

More so, they had a bunch of amazing activities happening for their Adultiverse event. Belly dancers were teaching classes, there was a lovely woman performing acoustic baths throughout the exhibit, a DJ performing in the lobby, and even music performances inside the exhibit as well. We even brought in our own entertainment, like flow toys, and had our own fun.

We spent about 5 hours there, which provided enough time to ensure we saw the whole exhibit. We grabbed drinks at their cafe, which were affordable and delicious. We also met and conversed with their event planner, Will. Will, much like the rest of the staff, ticket checkers and security alike, was very inviting, insightful, and made us feel extremely comfortable in such an unfamiliar place.

I am a proud Taver, and the Houston exhibit is my home. However, The Real Unreal definitely has a special place in my heart, and I am grateful for the chance to have explored it's realm. Can't wait to return.