In this episode of Oh Snap! I visit the quintessential Museum of Ice Cream, an interactive art exhibit that has a variety of candy and ice cream themed rooms. The exhibit started up in Manhattan, but shortly after going somewhat viral on instagram and other social media platforms, the museum has opened up locations in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Whilst visiting my sister in San Francisco, we decided to pop into the exhibit and see what all the hype was about. Upon entering the establishment, we were greeted by saturated pinks and reds and yellows covering every wall as well as a cute gift shop decked with cute items of merchandise. Pictured below is a super dope neon light that is held over the entrance of where the sprinkle pool is.
Here is a pic of the famous sprinkle pool, I very popular novelty of the exhibit. The amazing little pool was honestly too much fin; tho knew my dream was to hangout in a ton of plastic sprinkles lol. I was super fun, but make sure to take off any coats or shoes because these sprinkles get EVERYWHERE!
The pool was a great opportunity to play with the focus of the camera and gave off a great effect when photographing. I mean, look at those colors!
After the sprinkle pool, we walked through the rest of the sugar themed walk through and were met by tons of colorful and creative displays. This museum is a great opportunity to spend time with any member of your family. The easy to access parade of room are great for younger kids, young adults looking to take insta pics, or anyone else!
In the ice cream vault, visitors have the opportunity to try an assortment of ice creams whether it be Japanese mocha, or Hawaiian style pineapple popsicles. I was basically fulfilling anyone's childhood dream to eat scream for ungodly amounts of time haha.
I totally loved the atmosphere of this super cool experience. This one of a kind museum was an incredible opportunity to hang with my sister as well as hang out in the wonderful city of San Francisco. This exhibit definitely has a lot to offer and although the tickets are a bit pricy, it is definitely worth it to spend the time walking among gummy bears and unicorns ;)
