Giant's House — Attraction in Los Angeles

Admission was very reasonable for my wife and kids as well and they have a variety of exhibits that are fun and interactive for both adults and families like a giant claimable toilet, a vogue cover setup and a giant ball pit. Geo, Katelin and Riel made us feel like their family. Geo helped us tour the house and accommodated my kids who are special needs. He is so gifted as a host and extremely intuitive knowing how to direct us and make our experience so enjoyable that we plan on coming back a few times a year. If there was a membership option I would purchase it because the house it fun and the above staff is extraordinary. Katelin was very resourceful and kind. Riel knew how to make this memorable and I was especially impressed by his ability to get both of my kids to look at him which never happens because it’s particularly difficult for them to do so. All in all the visit was made wonderful by this staff and I can’t say this about any other place we have been to. Kudos to you guys and your what wonderful way to...

Visiting the Giant House Museum in Hollywood was a blast! The oversized furniture and playful, larger-than-life setups made for some hilarious and creative photo ops—we definitely filled up our camera rolls. It was like stepping into a world where everything made you feel five years old again (in the best way). We bought the combo ticket with the Museum of Illusions, which made the whole experience even better—two unique attractions in one outing! Highly recommend if you’re looking for something fun, interactive, and super...

There’s the Giants house, where everything is gigantic, the illusions museum, and the upside down museum. It’s very expensive (it’s on Hollywood Blvd so not surprising), but it can be fun if you like taking silly pictures. Nothing else to do besides that. They actually charge you 10 bucks EXTRA...