Parked across the street it’s $10 an hour! However it makes it much more convenient so yea. The maze is located within pier 39 it is small and can end within 5 minutes. We spent about an hour there going over an over again( my toddler loved it that much) Kid friendly, they play great music which makes it more enjoyable Greeted upon entry and the host was so sweet Restrooms available close by They provide you with gloves ( hands will sweat) I would suggest you bring your own warm gloves or mittens which I did for my daughter it’s more enjoyable than the ones they provide. (Gloves are provided to prevent all those fingerprints, dirtying mirrors) makes sense You pay $10 and you can go back anytime during the day until they close at 8 pm. Awesome art and vibe I’ll be visiting again We visited on a Wednesday at 5 pm not busy at all

I hate to write negative reviews and this is probably the only one I've written. It is unbelievable that this business was closed for over an hour in middle of busy evening on Pier. There is no brake time on the website or yelp or store front for this "scheduled brake". Rest all the businesses were open and Pier had no scheduled break. I had already brought the tickets online and was there with my 10 year and 6 year old waiting around and paying extra for parking because these guys just closed the doors to go MIA. The 2 employees working really didn't care about customer service, were flat out rude and talk down to kids which is unbelievable considering the business is meant to attract kids.

I had a good time. It’s on the smaller side for a mirror maze, but you can definitely stick around for some time. Staff provides gloves to avoid finger prints all over mirrors. It’s a nice layer out maze. Pretty cool, but it takes like less than 10 min to find the way out. I would suggest if there are no big crowds playing hide and seek! That was fun and added some time to our stay there. We went on a Tuesday so it was quite empty. When you exit..I recommend taking the piano stairs down. There is a set of stairs that are musical that take you down to the lower level of the pier. The every time you take a step you play a key.

Reasonably priced, fun and colorful, great for people of all ages. It was a small maze and I finished walking in about five minutes but you could definitely play some games or take loads of pictures to extend your time inside. Don't ever run around, and you should walk around with a hand stretched out. I saw a small child crash into a mirror and there was another mirror boarded up. Don't leave injured. It's on the second floor of Pier 39. You can buy tickets in advance through the website. Originally reviewed on Jul 21, 2021 Edits on Feb 17, 2022: Clarified some things.

Super dope place to go on a date or even to just check out with friends or kids or whatever. Lots of photo opportunities here but can also get a little crowded making it harder to take those really cool, trippy photos. They make you wear gloves so you don't get your fingerprints all over the mirrors because Lord knows you will be running into some mirrors at some point (I know I did). Feel your way around, don't run you'll get caught slipping!! Dope time all around. Would recommend.

A great fun and joyful experience. Everyone in our party loved it from the 4 year old to adults. The maze isnt that huge but we ended up staying quite a while exploring and playing. We were very impressed by how seamless the mirrors were and the light effects contribute to a truly memorable time. I recommend trying to step away from the group if you can and navigate on your own a bit too. Tale the musical stairs up to the maze for a fun start!

It is pretty small but for the price it is definitely cool. Groupon offers half off from time to time. We found the end pretty quickly but went back in and got lost. My poor boy walked right into a mirror, more than once, so recommend walking around with your hands out to feel around if you're unsure. I highly recommend checking this place out. Again it is pretty small but the price is good.

Wow! What an amazing experience. And what made it even better was your lovely employee Vzee !!! She greeted me with such kindness and told me all about the history of the maze and really made me and my families experience special. Hope you run into Vzee at this hidden gem in San Francisco!
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No

We had a party of 10 (2, 4, 12, 13, 14 year old, 4 adults in their 30's and a 65 year old ) and everyone had a great time. We spent 15-30 minutes in there - it's not a long maze but the kids had fun looking at their reflections and the teens had fun taking selfies. It was a great experience for all ages and a nice detour from the Pier.

It's not too complicated, for people at every age. It was fun for me, especially that it costs only $5 for the entrance. You have to figure out how to get through the Maze on your own. Nice colorful lights. Staff was helpful and friendly. Unfortunately it's not really place for people on wheelchairs as it's got narrow aisles.

Took 4 kids and 4 adults. We enjoyed the maze. Took us less than 10min to get out. It was very packed. The price was $5 which is not bad at all. Kids enjoyed it and had the opportunity to try out a maze. As an adult I don’t think I would have liked it. Highly recommend it for a family activity with young kids.

$10 Admission. It's a really small space filled with mirrors and lights. Me and my son enjoyed it, but know if you are NOT willing to spend $10 each for 5 min confusion inside THIS IS NOT FOR YOU You can stay longer though, no problem. It's a really cool experience - my son

Honestly, this place is legit fun, and well worth shelling out $10 for. I'm an SF local, and was of course skeptical about going to fisherman's wharf for anything, but our 6yo loved it and my wife and I did, too. It was well done, and I think we easily spent a half hour or more in there.

Lady at the front desk was very ugly to us. She wanted my kids to wear plastic gloves but did not state that this was mandatory until after we paid. She chased us down in the mirror maze to make sure we put them on! Don’t recommend this place. Wasn’t worth the money anyway.

Super fun experience! One thing to note though is that it has a lot of neon colours changing constantly and with mirrors it was very jarring and gave us mild vertigo Would recommend you do this at the end of the day so that you can go home right after

Absolute fun! It's a small maze. If you feel brave enough split up if you are going with a friend to see if you will meet up in the middle. They give you gloves to prevent the mirrors from having hand prints but with that then you can touch

Had a lot more fun that I thought it was going to be. Although a little shorter than I was expecting, it’s at least worth trying out for only a flat fee of $5 not including any discount if you find any. If you have kids, then you should

Really cool. A bit pricey, but a super cool experience. Don't go here if you have seizures or are prone to claustrophobia or panic attacks. Otherwise, enjoy! It's a trippy, out of this works experience that does transport you to another

$10 dollars per person, and the maze was pretty fun, but I was a little disappointed when we finished it so quickly.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
$6–10

Great value and a lot of fun. Only $5 and you can go through the maze as much as you like! A must visit. They give you a pair of gloves so that you don't smear fingerprints over the mirrors too. An experience like no other.

it was fun but really short. my daughter and i got through it in less than 5 minutes.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
Not sure
Price for adult entry
$6–10

I grew up in SF, but (like a lot of locals) never knew about the Mirror Maze until a tourist brought me here. It's cheap to get in, and the illusion is fun and very effective. My toddler loved it, too.

So much fun! Bright and colorful and sensory challenging maze. Reminded me of the one that was the entrance to the long-lost fun house that used be in the park at the end of Golden Gate Park years ago.

it was pretty cool you can go how many times you want. Not as expected.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
Yes
Price for adult entry
$11–15

Had a 11 and 15 yr old, they still had fun. It only took a couple min for them to get through, but you can go around as many times as you want. Fun photo ops inside with all the reflections.

Super fun! My sister and I were lost in there for 10 minutes but then we figured out the trick to it! You can go through the maze as many times as you want for $10!! So fun and worth it!

This was SO COOL! My nephew wanted to go in, so of course I couldn't refuse. So glad that I tagged along Tons for fun for kids & adults alike! …

Hadn't done anything like this in years. Fun little maze!
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No

Completely unexpected and awesome experience. Great music and fantastic hostess. The gloves were a great addition to the experience as well.

It's hard to explain the experience, you just need to do it. My 17 year old nephew had a blast. Definitely nice to have the gloves.

It was fun and messes with your mind for sure! They let you do it however many times you want. Pretty pricey but they had fun

Got a Groupon for this for 3 for $11. It was okay. We were done in about 5 minutes so glad I got a deal on this to try it.

A nice place to spend 20minutes at. $10 entry. Mirror maze, nice good size. Cool quick experience near Pier 39.

Small but totally worth the $5 gives you and friends a challenge. Perfect date or mini photo shoot location.

I wasn’t too sure if this would be worth the price ($5 per person), but it turned out to be pretty cool!

We are a family with 3 kids ages 9-15 and we enjoyed the mirror maze very much. Great fun!

For $5, this was awesome entertainment. Got lost a bunch and it was super fun!

Was fun. I'm not sure it is worth the money, but I did enjoy it.

It’s decent. I believe the kids would love it.

Had so much fun! Best $5 I spent