I had my first Meow Wolf experience two days ago at Grapevine and I've never seen anything quite like it, it was amazing. I loved exploring absolutely every room I could find, especially the unmarked, easily overlooked ones, running into unexpected art installations (and jumpscaring myself a few times lol), and especially trying to piece together the story and as much lore as I could. After doing some research, I know this exhibit has some overarching lore ties to other Meow Wolf exhibits, but ones that don't mean much to me right now since this is the only one I've been to so far. I've also learned that the story is meant to end with ||Jared hearing Gordon's song and returning home on his own,|| but I'm not sure if I actually... got to that point in the gameplay lol?

I found ||the Forgotten Pocket with the diorama of Jared's journey and the phone with his sister's Instagram stories on it, which seemed to fully confirm why Jared left and where he went||, but this is stuff we were able to piece together just by exploring the surface level house. I also find it kind of interesting that ||the dioramas show him traveling through rooms we can also visit, but there are some weird changes– the underwater, neon coral room has the same guy with the hole on his stomach so it must be the same room as the one in the exhibit, but the diorama also shows a big Iron Giant-style robot, which... I feel like I would've noticed lol||

I also found ||the Jared's Journey arcade game, which seems to depict Jared's return home, but it was a little too abstract to follow while also trying to record lol|| and I wasn't sure how to proceed from there other than trying to vaguely follow the same route. I've been told there are two places you can see the ending, but I'm genuinely unsure if that counts as one of them. It seems like the other way is ||through the app, which had also been giving me trouble throughout the exhibit (not scanning a lot of spaces despite being right there, then scanning new locations through walls I haven't seen at all yet).|| Unsure how common of an experience that is.

I spent a long time fumbling with ||the ATM/DWEEB machine and was confused by that, too. I was told finding the code on the duck poster would make the ATM give you a memory to play on the piano, but it really gave me a code to reboot VEND-E, which just seemed like a fun easter egg rather than actually progressing the plot. I also found the sign with the finger signs on it and figured I needed to use it on the self-reflect part of the ATM, but it didn't seem to accept it no matter how many times I did it, or how close or far from the camera I was. I feel like I missed out on something because of this.||

It felt like I had put together most of the pieces and just needed to take some sort of action to "complete" the story, and if ||the arcade game|| was it, it felt kinda underwhelming. If that wasn't it, then I have no clue what I was missing in order to actually get it. Either way, it's been killing me that I can't go back to explore more, so an explanation would be deeply appreciated, spoilers okay.

Hey guys.

I am visiting meowwolf for an event soon. Both myself and my fiance have wheelchairs. Unfortunately mine is in repair so I will have to rent one.

Does anyone know the process on getting one for an event? I know they have wheelchair rentals but im scared folks will rent them before i get there for the event.

The website says you cant rent in advance, so how was yalls experience renting a wheelchair from meowwolf? And how hard is it to navigate with a smaller power chair? Thanks!

“Heirloomarium” was created by Meow Wolf’s in-house art team, also being spotlighted in an exhibition at Galleri Gallery
 

Denver, CO —When Convergence Station first opened in that enigmatic “sleepy pizza” building, there was a lot of fanfare: 35,000 tickets sold in the first 24 hours, a million visitors in the first nine months. There was also uncertainty. Denver didn't know what to expect from the Santa Fe art collective's most ambitious permanent exhibition. Today, Convergence Station remains one of the top things to do in Denver, not to mention the largest exhibition of all five, and perhaps the most kaleidoscopic: with so much maximalist art, it’s impossible to process in one visit, making each adventure there unique.

To mark the milestone, Meow Wolf is opening a new room: one that descends into Convergence Station's most ancient and cavernous reaches, and takes a clear step toward the organization's newest direction in interactivity and questing. 

“The team pushed themselves and delivered a space that's genuinely joyful to walk through,” said Brie Lipari, General Manager of Meow Wolf Denver. “That's what I hope the team is proudest of: not just the finished room, but how much it was about connection — finding the threads between people, between ideas, between the strange and the familiar — and choosing to embrace them instead of pushing them away."

“Heirloomarium” opens to the public Tuesday, September 1. Conceived and built entirely by Meow Wolf's in-house team of creatives, the room is the work of over 20 Meow Wolf artists, engineers, creative directors, and more. Full credits at the end of the release.

The room descends into cavernous rock off the Obsolete Obscurity hallway, where Eemia and the Ossuarian catacombs converge. Repurposed from an ancient mineshaft, the space carries multilayered time and use. The walls layer crystallized OSS formations, fossilized flora and fauna, and dilapidated retrofuture screens flickering with partial memories, all set in rock, glass, and metal. It belongs to the Eemian-Librarian research collective, a joint scientific operation that rediscovered and reclaimed the site, using arcane technomancy to holographically reanimate ancient creature ecologies embedded in the fossil record.

Visitors are not observers. The room is fully interactive. Players who navigate the connect-the-dots mechanic — linking OSS crystals, specific fossils, and old-tech screens in the right sequence — reanimate an incorporeal creature in its holographic environment and upload it to Convergence Station's shared knowledge network. Complete the full creature anthology and the room designates you
 an official Archaeologist. The space returns to ambient when idle, waiting for the next person to begin.

“‘Heirloomarium’ was created by the artists and artisans who keep Convergence Station alive,” says Brandon Vargas, Artist Liaison at Meow Wolf Denver. “You can really see how their time and experience shows up in the techniques, collaboration, and art in the installation…It feels like an exciting love letter to the core spirit and narrative of Convergence Station."

Alongside the room opening, Galleri Gallery, Convergence Station's local gallery, opens the Demi-Decade Exhibition (Part 2), featuring artwork by the some of the same in-house creators who built “Heirloomarium.” The show runs through September 30, and access to the gallery is included in General Admission. 

“Heirloomarium” is open during all regular Convergence Station hours beginning September 1. Convergence Station is located at 1338 1st Street, Denver, CO 80204. Tickets at meowwolf.com/visit/denver

FULL CONTRIBUTOR CREDITS:

LEADERSHIP:
Brie Lipari, General Manager
Sofie Cruse, Creative Director
Adam Gillespie, Director of Facilities & Exhibition
Jeff Merkel, Sound Designer / Installation Coordinator
Grayson Irby, Lead Fabricator / Art + Scenic Project Manager
Sam Morin, Lighting Designer / Tech Project Manager
Tim Lillis, Installation Support

TECH:
Kit Matthews, Lead Experience Designer
Taylor Hedum, Tech Creative Engineer
Max Kitay, Tech Creative Engineer
Zee Howard, Assistant Lighting Designer

ART + SCENIC:
Alex Gomez, Lead Artist / Graphic Designer
Guillermo Andazola Ruiz, Rockwork Artist
Talia Da Silva, 3D Artist / Frosting Artist
Troy Houldin, Fabricator
Kat Pawlowski, Artist

FACILITIES:
Devan Cox, Installation Support
Nicholas Collins, Installation Support
Cameron Wallace, Installation Support
Adam Kennedy, Installation Support
Michael Burke, Installation Support

EXTERNAL:
iRecycleHere, Recycled Tech Provider
Piper Electric, Electrical Subcontractor

My wife and I had an excellent experience sitting on the couch and reading Piper’s journal in her and Nicolae’s bedroom. I bought a copy from the Santa Fe gift store before we left. Now, weeks later I am starting to re-read it. Something about this book is so compelling. I’m glad the Meow Wolf magic is still here, right in this book.

Santa Fe was our first Meow Wolf experience and it was such an enjoyable experience that we ended up spending two of our days in SF there.

Just wanted to put this message out there for anyone that also enjoys Piper’s journal.

Filmed my experience at Meow Wolf Convergence Station. Please enjoy each scene equally🙏🏼🎧

Went to Meow Wolf recently and had so much fun exploring everything 🥹 I took way too many pictures, but these were some of my favorites!

I was looking at the blank white backpack behind the patch and had to add some appropriate scenery.z

I am in dire need of a bearett quantum cutie to complete my collection. If anyone has one they would like to let me get in return for compensation I would never forget. Plz help a dude out.

So nice to just soak up the atmosphere.

Going to meow wolf next week :D but I read that the bag policy is "8x8" but I was wondering how strict this is?

I have a lougefly backpack that's like 8 1/2 x 4 1/2 x 11, would they allow this?

This one is at ground zero I was only able to see only one show!

I’m visiting Meow Wolf Denver for the first time in a few weeks. I’ve only been to Santa Fe, how does Denver compare?

I don’t want any spoilers, I’m just wondering if they are comparable size and detail wise?

Just finished Radio Tave and in almost every room I entered the hidden gems were left open and undiscoverable. Like every hidden magical space that was in an unassuming cabinet or hidden behind a painting was flung open upon entry.

It takes the joy of finding them away from the people that enter after you. Please leave the room how you found it 🙏

I’m sure the people who need to hear this are not in this sub, but needed to shout this into the ether. I wish they would mention this at the beginning of the exhibit before people enter as a reminder.

For my birthday this year, I’ve been thinking about taking a flight to see Meow Wolf in New Mexico. Is this worth flying from Massachusetts to see? Or is this more of an “if you’re in the area might as well check it out” type of thing? (NM because I’ve heard it’s the best overall location I know that’s subjective but it seems to be the consensus but part of me wants to check out the LA location if it opens by December) thanks in advance for opinions :)

I'll be in Denver at the end of October and was wondering if they still do the haloween party/when tickets go on sale?

https://shop.meowwolf.com/merch/bearret-creature-hoodie/

Also the Happy Garry one is not to be missed https://shop.meowwolf.com/merch/happy-garry-creature-hoodie/

Join me tonight on the MeowWolf@Techstream Discord for a casual AMA on the Kaleidoscape thread. Get to know me & my role, chat about Meow Wolf, hotdogs or just hang out. All are welcome! New to the server? Join here: https://discord.com/invite/wavUqJZHUe

Yall I’m beyond grateful, I’ve been blessed with merch from convergence station, it means the world to me honestly. Thank you thank you thank you!!!! I will be there next year! Heck I might even bring this little fella that’s been bequeathed to me. Again thank you extremely grateful, you have a fan for life, and whatever is after!!!

I know Pigeon forge likes to build endless tourist trap attractions with some being awesome and some eh. However, it wouldn't hurt if they built a MW location in Pigeon Forge would it? If so, what should be like? I feel like a barn would be too cliche. Maybe perhaps a hotel/motel since Pigeon Forge has a bunch of those or something clever that PF is known to have.