World of Illusion: Grand Opening

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Central Plaza, Friday 20th December

Celebrate the grand opening of Dublin’s First Illusion attraction. It will be an unforgettable day of magic, wonder, and fun for all ages. Explore interactive exhibits, gravity-defying rooms, mesmerising light displays, and mind-bending illusions that challenge your senses.

Whether you’re seeking adventure, entertainment, or inspiration, the World of Illusion is the perfect destination.

Don’t miss this spectacular opening event, an experience like no other!


Date:
Friday 20th December
Time:
9.30am
Price:
From €14
Address:
World of Illusion, Central Plaza, Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of World of Illusion, Central Plaza, Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland

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