Kaleidoscope By Keith Courtney – Sydney’s Mirror Maze

Not long ago, we had a blast playing in the mind-boggling mirror maze in Bathurst. And guess what? It’s coming to Sydney! We absolutely loved it! Be ready and immerse yourselves in the mirror maze experience! The Mirror Maze is just so much fun! Here’s the complete guide!

Kaleidoscope By Keith Courtney event details

Date: 29th Jul – 10th Sep 2023

Address: Powerhouse Museum, Ultimo (only 10-min walk from Central Station)

How to Buy Tickets

Kaleidoscope By Keith Courtney – Select “Sydney” $15/person (at the door) / $16.57/person (online) (If you’re worried about not getting tickets at the door, you can buy them online in advance)

It is pet-friendly so you can bring your furry friend along to experience it together!

Kaleidoscope By Keith Courtney – Things you need to know

Wednesdays to Sundays from 2 pm – 9 pm (last entry 8.30 pm)

Daytime Session

The daytime maze is also fascinating! The reflection of light in the mirrors is incredibly captivating! Since the mirrors are multi-faceted, like a kaleidoscope, being inside creates a stunning sensation, giving you a feeling of being lost in a dream space, especially when there are fewer people around.

Night Session

We did’t go to the night session however we were attracted by the colourful mirror images on the official website! The nighttime maze should be even more fun and also mysterious!

Photography Tips

Daytime photos turn out exceptionally well, with the mirrors reflecting light like professional studio lighting, making people look bright and radiant. You can clearly see multiple reflections of yourself in the mirrors. You can wear colourful clothes to create a vivid contrast with the mirrors.

Every reflection in the maze is unique, allowing you to capture some extraordinary refracted images. There’s a relatively long corridor where you can get great shots when the crowd is sparse!

Overall, it’s one of the most interesting exhibitions we’ve ever experienced! Both daytime and nighttime experiences are worth trying, and the sensory experience will be truly unique.

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