A:MUSEUM at Ayala Malls Manila Bay was an okay experience, but it felt a bit underwhelming overall—especially if you’re visiting with a young child. Some of the exhibits were pretty boring for my two-and-a-half-year-old, and there weren’t many interactive areas to keep her engaged. The saving grace was definitely the ball pit and the interactive sand table where you can create your own island, which were the only parts she really enjoyed. Compared to Art in Island in Cubao, A:MUSEUM feels much smaller and less interactive. One thing I did like, though, was the photobooth at the souvenir shop—you can get a really cool photo souvenir for as low as ₱250, which is a nice takeaway from the visit. I also recommend buying your museum tickets through Klook since they’re cheaper there. The merchandise in the shop is cute, but honestly quite pricey for the quality.