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Really enjoyed this interesting walk through. I feel like they captured the essence of dreaming as it goes suddenly from one scene to something very different as you would in a dream. Also there are things that don't quite make sense and leave you with questions/curiosity as a dream can do. Loved the different scents throughout the experience also. Great opportunity to take photos and videos! Well worth the money for me. Sadly not greatest experience with the staff lady afterwards.

Never experienced anything like it, sensory overload, if only it was twice the size, couldn't get enough.

A well executed installation. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

Some of the rooms was absolutely brilliant, I could have laid on the floor and stayed there for hours

A great wander-through installation hinting at the edges of reality and imagination.

Took the kids (11&16) we all loved it. One of the best interactive experiences I’ve seen at the fringe

My husband and I went on a Thursday night and we were basically alone and loved every second of this! Can see how it would be less so with groups of people but we absolutely loved it and highly recommend!!

It just felt cheaply put together, smelt like chemicals and unless you’re on acid or a hippy, save your money for some donuts and a $10 comedy show next door.

The designs, lighting and sound combine to make an interesting sensory experience. Unfortunately, even at a slower pace, it finishes quite quickly, making the price seem a bit extra. I feel it would also fall flat in a larger group - seems ideal to go when numbers are low.

Hate to leave an average review but this wasn’t worth the money. Max $5

This fell flat. Far from the reviews left by Glam Adelaide. We were herded through like sheep with too many other people. There was no opportunity to absorb the surroundings and immerse. The noise was distracting and the crowd really wasn't engaged... more drunk. The entry should be staged in far smaller groups and guided better. It felt like a haunted house ride at the Royal Adelaide Show. I wont be recommending this to friends. it could have been good.

Walking into Dream State feels like stepping into a lucid dream—one that shifts and dissolves around you with each step. Lights pulse, shadows dance, and soundscapes transport you through surreal landscapes that blur the lines between reality and imagination. Each room is a mystery waiting to be unraveled, filled with dreamlike fragments that linger long after you leave. Dream State a must for anyone who loves experimental art and boundary-pushing installations, perfect for instagram moments.