Museum of Ice Cream NYC

Shante

Where do I start. Listen guys, the Museum of Ice Cream is a MUST visit. This place is so amazing. Some great tips are as follows: 1. We went during the night time experience, less kids and crowd is small. 2. Come ready for desert or at least don’t eat right before. 3. Be picture ready and snap good flicks! Your entry fee grants you unlimited ice cream treats in all of the featured rooms and is also vegan friendly. We received a complimentary cocktail when we walked in. If you love a great picture, then every single room will blow you away with the colors and decor. By far this was the best stop of our trip

Ketty Pena

My rugrats and I had a great time at the museum. The perfect place to be on a very hot day. The girls enjoyed themselves and were over the moon about all of the free ice cream. The different activities in the museum were super fun and the best part is that it's self tour so you can spend as much time as you want at each station. The girls favorite parts were the playroom, the sliding tube and the sprinkle pool. Now I have to buy tickets to bring them back next weekend because by the end of it they wanted to do it again. Highly recommend for parents and if you are a kid at heart.

Veronica Gaspar

The staff was super nice and really excited, definitely got me pumped! There was unlimited ice cream allowed throughout the museum at different stations, there were lots of cool fun interactive rooms. I really enjoyed my time here, and I think they were really creative with each room having it’s own theme. A lot of the rooms have a really nice aesthetic for pictures, which we definitely took advantage of! One thing to note being coming, this may be obvious to some but wasn’t for me lol, this is definitely a big place for families and that means A LOT of children. Throughout the museum you can tell some parts are designed for them, but can still be fun for adults, like the colorful playground which is great for pictures. The only time it became too much was the “sprinkles ball pit” It was absolutely crowded with children, not a lot of room or space for adults. The “sprinkles” were hard plastic pieces so it wasn’t really fun to be in, different than the Color factory were the ball pit is more enjoyable, with softer plastic balls to jump in. This ball pit was not only crowded with way too many kids, but it smelled really really bad. I know they do their best to keep the smell down but I feel as if limiting the crowd would probably help too. There’s a slide, it’s a really cool concept but it was definitely extreme lol! If you’re not into it, there’s an elevator too :). If dairy isn’t your thing either, they have vegan options! The flavors aren’t very plentiful or the most popular/enjoyable, it really depends if coconut and fruity flavors are more in your taste pallet. The gift shop is definitely something to look at, we got really cute hats and pins there! All really colorful fun stuff, pricey but that’s the normal for museum gift shops. I would definitely recommend this place, just maybe on a less busy day :’)

Candice Lynn

Me and my daughter really enjoyed this museum. She’s 4 years old and we traveled from Pennsylvania to check it out!We were not disappointed at all! We ended up spending 2hrs and 33 minutes going through all the rooms and playing. They served us ice cream a handful of times throughout. At the end they served us vegan ice cream along with vegan chicken and waffles, which were delicious! My daughter enjoyed the swings, slide, playroom and the sprinkle pit! We definitely recommend it!