Vincent Van Gogh at THE LUME Melbourne Ticket

I bought the ticket the night before departure and received the QR code in the official email the next morning. To enter the exhibition, you only need to ask the staff to scan the code. The exhibition space is very large, and many people are lying on the sofas admiring Van Gogh's paintings. There is also a starry sky cafe next to it, where you can order drinks and snacks to enjoy.

I went to the Monet exhibition in Japan, but I was soothed to see the Van Gogh exhibition in Melbourne. I think it's a place that can be enjoyed by both children and adults.

great Van Gogh exhibition, worth to immerse in it.

It's a great experience, the environment is so comfortable, and there are many interactive activities. I was hesitant at first because I didn't know much about art. But after this visit, I felt it was worth a visit.

Relaxing exhibition. The video and music exhibition loops every 30-40 mins. Try to grab a lounge to lay back and enjoy.

the process of entry was quick and convenient. Only showed the QR code was okay.

You can book the ticket right before departure and get it right away. It is a QR code that allows you to enter the venue directly, which is very convenient. The exhibition is well matched visually and auditorily, and you can enjoy it from all angles. I watched it 3-4 times and I think it is worth it.

Simply show the Klook QR code voucher confirmation for entry into the museum. Highly recommend as this is a special experience with great art installations. The walk along the promenade towards the Lume is great too.

The Leonardo Da Vinci exhibit at The LUME was fantastic! The main feature film was educational, the displays are informative, and the music inside the dome was a magical experience! Seeing actual manuscripts dated 500 years ago was an experience on its own.

Immersive experience where artpieces of Van Gogh were shown in the form of a video projected onto walls. Large cushions are available for visitors to lie comfortably while enjoying the 'show'. Also a room where a drawing tutorial video is shown and visitors can draw along. Better if there are more exhbition rooms so that visitors can learn even more about Van Gogh's life in details.