There’s been a lot of mystery surrounding the new Meow Wolf location in Denver, Colorado, such as what it will be called, when it will open, and when tickets go on sale. Wonder no longer! Tickets went on sale today, August 3, for Convergence Station, which opens Friday, September 17. Don’t wait too long to get your tickets: the first time slot is already sold out and the second will likely be sold out by the time this sentence is written!
They tell us on their website: Meow Wolf’s largest permanent installation, Convergence Station, is an immersive art experience that transports participants of all ages into new dimensions of storytelling and creative exploration. Arrive as you. Leave transformed.
Convergence Station has admission times every 20 minutes and hours are Sunday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to midnight. Tickets are available for pre-purchase for $45 for general admission ($40 children /seniors/military), and $35 for Colorado residents. Visitors are required to pre-book a time slot for entry. Buy yours here.
Meow Wolf is an arts and entertainment group based in Santa Fe, which was established in 2008 as an art collective. Their three locations are now Santa Fe, Las Vegas, and Denver.
CONVERGENCE 
Convergence Station is the first stop on a quantum journey of exploration and discovery as passengers traverse new worlds, and like all Meow Wolf locations, labyrinthine mysteries beckon from its vibrant walls, portals, and wormholes. Twenty-five years ago, a freak cosmic event merged four worlds from different universes, erasing the memories of all residents and spawning the mystifying disappearances of four women. The Quantum Department of Transportation serves as the gateway to these diverse worlds: kaleidoscopic cathedrals, Corinthian catacombs, lush alien habitats, and dazzling and gritty cityscapes. In this hotbed of interplanetary cohabitation, memories serve as both currency and the key to unlocking the story behind the women’s disappearances and cause of the convergence–as do multimedia clues that reveal themselves to all of the senses.
“Denver’s art scene is active and vibrant, making it the perfect place for our next exhibition,” said Chadney Everett, Executive Creative Director of Meow Wolf Denver. “Convergence Station is Meow Wolf’s third permanent immersive experience, and it will truly change the way you look at art. This exhibition is unlike anything you’ve ever seen . . . from The Swamp to The Cathedral . . . there’s a strong narrative to be uncovered should you choose, alongside truly mind-bending art from the many talented creatives that have worked so hard to bring the vision to life. We can’t wait for everyone to explore.”
Meow Wolf has worked with more than 110 Colorado-based collaborating artists and more than 200 internal artists for more than three years to bring the 79 unique projects within Convergence Station to life. These muralists, sculptors, fiber artists, and technologists to name a few have come together to create a one-of-a-kind installation that will leave visitors appreciating what it really means to be immersed in a narrative. Notable collaborating artists working on this project include Kalyn Heffernan, Christopher Nelson, Everything is Terrible!, Molina Speaks, Sofie Birkin, along with Moment Factory and many others.
