Infinity Museum

Infinity Museum on S Maryland Pkwy has earned something exceptional in the Las Vegas entertainment landscape: a 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 1,400 reviews. That's not a rounding error — that's consistent, repeated, deeply satisfied visitors telling everyone they know.

The concept is built around infinity rooms — spaces where mirrors and carefully orchestrated lighting create the illusion of infinite space extending in every direction. You step into a room and what should be a small enclosed space appears to stretch endlessly. The visual effect is created by layering reflections: each reflection of a reflection of a reflection, multiplied until your brain gives up trying to find the boundary.

For kids who have never experienced this, the effect is genuinely astonishing.

What distinguishes Infinity Museum from a simple mirror maze is the artistic quality of the installations. Each room is distinctly designed with different color schemes, lighting patterns, and configurations. Some feel like floating in neon-lit space; others create the impression of standing in an endless garden of lights.

The experience is photogenic in the extreme, which matters to families with kids old enough to care about social media — every room produces photos that look impossible.

The museum is open until 10PM every single day, making it one of the most practical evening entertainment options for families on a Las Vegas trip. Weekday evenings after 7PM are noticeably calmer than weekend afternoons.

Not appropriate for toddlers or infants — young children may find the disorienting visual effects upsetting rather than fun. For ages 5 and up, especially anyone with an interest in photography, light, or just genuinely unusual experiences, this is one of Las Vegas's most memorable and highly rated activities.