Tiny heroes make a big impact – Despicable Me movie scenes brought to life
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Experience the behind-the-scenes magic of Hollywood animated blockbusters. (Image source / Despicable Me – Minion Mayhem Evil Factory Exhibition)
This exhibition features realistic recreations of movie sets, including Gru’s home, the neighborhood, and the adorable walls decorated by his three mischievous kids. Get a peek inside Gru’s lab filled with mind-blowing inventions, and see what kind of goofy and naughty ideas the Minions come up with next to keep their master on his toes.
Lift Excalibur with one arm – only a Minion can outwit a Minion. (Image source / Despicable Me – Minion Mayhem Evil Factory Exhibition)
The exhibition also includes a Universal film set area, where you can see Minions getting ready backstage in the dressing room, as well as scenes from England, the Arctic, France, Eastern Europe, and prehistoric times, all brought to life for an immersive experience. In addition to various themed production sets, there are also creative and fun interactive games. This winter, step into the movies with the Minions and become a superstar.
Bonus: Seven self-photo tips for taking pictures with the Minions and Gru. (Image source / Despicable Me – Minion Mayhem Evil Factory Exhibition)
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Despicable Me – Minion Mayhem Evil Factory Exhibition
Exhibition Dates: December 15, 2016 (Thu) – February 26, 2017 (Sun)
Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Closed on New Year’s Eve)
Venue: Expo Dome, Taipei Expo Park (No. 1 Yumen St., Zhongshan District, Taipei City) – Exit 1 of Yuanshan MRT Station
Organizers: Beast Kingdom Co., Ltd. and Kuei Chung Exhibition Co., Ltd.
Ticket Information:
[Pre-sale Tickets]
Pre-sale package available until December 14 for NT$180 (Sales channels: Books.com.tw, ibon, FamilyMart, udn Ticket, Era Ticket)
[On-site Tickets]
Full Price: NT$280
Concession: NT$230 – For students (not applicable to graduate, doctoral, community college, open university, or continuing education students)
Child Ticket: NT$230 – For children aged 3 (inclusive) to 12 (inclusive) (ID required) or children between 90 cm and 120 cm tall
Carers’ Ticket: NT$140 – For seniors aged 65 and above (ID required), individuals with disabilities (ID required), and one accompanying carer per disability ID (limit one ticket per ID)
Free Admission: Children under 3 years old (must be accompanied by an adult with a paid ticket)
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