Calling all aspiring Instagram models, sweet-tooths and people who love all things bright and colourful – Selfie Museum KL is here to turn you into the ultimate Instagram eye candy. Recently opened in September and operating till February 2019, this museum has 9 dessert-themed showrooms full of interactive exhibits and larger-than-life sculptures made for mini-photoshoots.
Like the Museum of Ice Cream in San Francisco and New York City, the Selfie Museum is highly experiential – you even get to enjoy 5 free desserts included in your RM45 (~S$15) entry fee as you journey through each room, including ice cream, bubble tea, and cupcakes.
Tip: There’s even a surprise dessert you can unlock if you visit the museum’s website and follow the step-by-step instructions.
Check out the exhibits we snapped photos with during our visit:
This room is like a magnified version of an artisan bakery – it’s lined full of giant pastries like strawberry cakes and colourful mermaid and unicorn-inspired cupcakes.
This candylicious room brings all your obsession with pink to life. Fans of ball pits would love to hop into the ball-filled bathtub against the “Hello Gorgeous” wall.
Nobody likes dropping their ice cream on the floor and having it melt away – unless it’s a fake one for chio lying-on-the-floor photo ops.
Image credit: @selfiemuseumkl
You’ll be on cloud nine in this room full of fluffy marshmallow clouds made of huggable squishies.
This room pays tribute to some of the delicious local desserts you can find in Malaysia. Have a go on the ice-cream sandwich inspired swing, or pretend to sip from a ginormous packet of teh tarik.
Step into this psychedelic rainbow panelled room with a jumbo unicorn and durian see-saw.
The museum channels your inner child by having not one but two ball pits for you to dive into. Shake it up with a cheery pic with the yellow ball pit and banana props in this gallery.
Leap into the Splash Lab and be greeted with colossal sculptures of bubble milk tea and Llao Llao froyo.
If your bubble tea cravings are suddenly ignited by the sight of these, fret not. You’ll get to drink a free cup of milk tea from popular Malaysian bubble tea chain Tealive!
Image credit: @selfiemuseumkl
This dark, neon lit room is the last stop of the museum, where you can vogue under a giant donut ring in the centre of the room.
Go for a whirl on this donut-shaped merry-go-round – the friendly staff on duty will help you get that perfect boomerang shot of you twirling on the merry-go-round.
Once the video is taken, you’ll be given a unique photo ID to download your video from.
The museum is conveniently located in the trendy Fahrenheit 88 mall. It’s also right next to mega mall Pavilion and a 15-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur City Centre.
If you’re heading down to KL for a weekend getaway, the Selfie Museum is one more thing to look forward to other than food and shopping. You’ll be filling up your phone album with a repository of pretty photos enough to last you multiple uploads on Instagram. Just make sure you visit before it closes in February 2019, and get ready to snap away to your heart’s content!
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The Selfie Museum
Address: Unit 2.28, Level 2, Fahrenheit 88, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Opening Hours: Daily, 10AM-10PM
Dates:September 2018 to February 2019
Prices:
Adults: On-site purchases: RM45 (~S$14.90) | Online purchases: RM40 (~S$13.25)
Children: On-site purchases: RM30 (~S$9.90) | Online purchases: RM25 (~S$8.30) | Free for those below 2 years
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