Visited Atlanta from Chicago for the 1st time ever this past weekend and I must say that I had a Blast. This was one of the places that I really wanted to visit when I went to Atlanta and it was a really great experience. Walking into the trap museum made me feel like I was apart of the hip hop culture there in Atlanta. The entry prices and drinks were reasonable and the workers hospitality was unmatched. The atmosphere was simply amazing. Shout out to Ti and his team on the great experiences, we had a ball in the A and definitely will be back to visit soon.

It’s a 5 for me. Hats off to T.I. and his team for offering up an authentic and fun escape room. We had a blast (went during the week and were allowed to tour the museum to take pics before/after our session). The details in the room, staff actors and the clues were challenging but made you think as well as interact with the others in the room with you. Another kudos is they limit the escape room to 10 people, you must wear a mask, hand sanitizer is readily available and there was plenty of room in the escape rooms layout and museum to have fun but keep distance in mind. If you’re looking for something fun to do then give it a try! Enjoy we did!

If you ever visit Atlanta and love Hip Hop music one must come visit the Trap Museum. We did the Escape room and toured the museum. My first Escape Room and it was interesting. I purchased my tickets in advance which was a good thing. The line for the museum was super long. We didn’t have to wait in line because you pick a time when you purchase tickets similar to the movie theater. I enjoyed my birthday last week and visiting this establishment was one of my many highlights.

We were in the line for almost 3 hrs. Not much to it, its a money grabbing place, but we had a decent time, we came and seen! Would I have done it again... nah...So Ill give it a 3 star!

Its not worth the $30 entrance fee/$20 parking. And may I suggest not going on the weekends. Because it gets so crowded you really cant enjoy the museum. We went on a Thursday which was perfect we were able to explore the museum at our own pace. We were able to get a table and have a few drinks and explore the museum again before we left.

Trap Music Museum is dope! Glad to have the opportunity to work on projects here. Cant wait to be apart of more history.

I love this place. The culture is ingrained in every aspect of the museum. So authentic and interesting. My second time going I did the escape room. The team made the experience so fun and realistic. Many kudos to Marcus and Brandon who did an awesome job. Will be back. If you’ve been before it’s still worth revisiting. The museum is frequently updated

I came to Atlanta to explore the Trap Music Museum. The staff was friendly from the time we walked up to show our reservations for the Sip N Trap! The personalities of the personnel at the Trap Music Museum really stood out and left a positive impression on me! The exhibitions are unlike any other institution! I adore the hand written lyrics, the photographs, artwork and installations! The DJ kept me dancing all night long! I enjoyed the complimentary cocktails by Branson Cognac.

I expected a little more but it was interesting. Lots of props and history behind the different artists and their music. There was some entertainment while we waited outside in the line and there is a bar inside which was cool.

Once youre in, its definitely more to it than just music. I enjoyed it. Negatives would be the price, skip line price, parking, & line length. $20 admission. Additional $20 for skip the line. $20-25 for parking (cash or cash app). The line was EXTREMELY long. To get through the museum & read & appreciate everything itll be about maybe 30min, at least.

Its everything you expect it to be. Great service. Great employees. FREE cup of Branson cognac br 50 Cent. Informative tour guides. All around great time.

Really enjoyed it! TI did a great job on how he build that trap house. A lot of history on trap music. Staff was great very professional and good customer service. Ill be back when its not so crowded.

Great place and lots of fun. The entire museum itself will take like 30 mins to get through but when you factor in the jokes, pictures and fun youll be there for hours.

I was not impressed. We stood in line for almost 2 hours before getting in. The admission is $20 to get in and if you want to get in quicker theres an express fee of additional $20 which is absolutely ridiculous. The walk through is only about 8 minutes unless you have the time & patience to read everything on the walls and take pictures if you like. And the big surprise is the pink car. Once you reach there and take pictures then you exit out.

The escape room and the museum were great! The escape room staff was very into the roles which made the experience fun. The museum itself was quite packed but the exhibits were interesting and I personally enjoyed some of the handwritten lyrics and letters. If you book the escape room for an extra $10 you can make a reservation which I recommend as the line is usually wrapped around the parking lot. The website also doesn’t mention parking is $10 which would be nice to know up front.

I have visited the Trap Music Museum several times, but last night was a completely different experience. I had family visit from California, and coming here was concrete. I booked the escape room as I had never done it before.1st- Walking into the museum, BRANDON! This gentleman set the tone for our night. He was welcoming, fun, and engaging all at Hello. Brandon was the epitome of creating an experience.2nd- Escape the Trap was EVERYTHING. It was worth every dime. It was complex and entertaining. The mystery felt real, thanks to the incredible work of Aunt Jackie.Look!!!! Reading the reviews are nothing compared to going and experiencing Black Excellence at its best. If youre ever in Atlanta..Go!!!! Support black businesses and black talent.

Wasnt impressed. I was definitely existing more. The museum itself is very small, and the portraits look like something my nieces could have drawn. I definitely thought it would be more. Best part was the liquor bring served. The escape the trap was slightly better but.. Simply but I dont reccomend and wouldnt do again.

Loved it!!! And dont forget to buy the trap trivia card game

This was definitely a different type of experience. I had a blast doing the escape the trap.

Very overpriced.. extremely snug and just way to over packed even with social distancing.. I basically paid $30+ to see a pink car in the corner. (Not including parking)

Didnt really care for it, I liked it but didnt really care for it. The museum was way smaller then I thought, however it did bring back some good memories from back in the days.

Anyone who know the culture will have an appreciation for this museum. It’s a must see when visiting Atlanta GA. They have captivated the journey some of your favorite rappers have gone through to get to where they are today and there is a lot of history in the artwork. It’s an experience like no other. The staff is very knowledgeable and fun. S/O to Brandon for the tour.

I thoroughly enjoyed it the price was reasonable and the mixed drinks are delicious. Drinks are kinda pricey but what you expect My favorite room would have to be Guccis kitchen You can buy merch outside the museum shirts, hoodies, shot glasses, lighters, masks, & then they have a food truck outside too. Overall the visuals are super dope. If youre a fan of trap music its a must that you visit.

Love how it told a story by using particular items that has been a part of the artist’s life. The exhibit that stood out the most was T.I’s and the Jail cell. I went on Saturday and they had an awesome crowd. The only thing I would recommend is going early to get cut down your wait time in line.

Alot of people come out ..and having to wait in long lines..but its something fun to do!!

Nice experience nothing spectaular but it show how TI and the Trap house music came about. I enjoyed it.

The Trap House need to be organized better you can’t even take a decent picture. You don’t get to enjoy it at all due to how many ppl they let in there. The staff need to really work on their Customer service Skills. Hopefully they change the way they manage the entrance it is a great place to check out if your in ATL but not worth the long wait in the heat and Then receive bad customer service. A reservation method of entry would be an option that should be investigated. The museum is a genius idea that should be broaden to the massive scale it deserves.

It was nice I expected more for the price but it is what it is.

Its cool I guess. I expected more, there’s some dope photo ops, but ill never come back here.

I didnt make it inside...all I know is that it looked like the Trap from the outside. I paid 10$ to park... and leave. Idk what you are looking for but if its a club scene with a side of parking lot pimping...you are in the right place. I was looking for a well kept nice place (museum) with some order....where I could enjoy some hip hop artifacts and celebrate my people...but no...I could say much more but Im going to just leave it at that.

Better than what I expected, they brought luxury and trap together to create an experience and give a small glimpse into the Trap Genre. Definitely a must see!

I went to support my sis on a cultural project for college. T.I and his team had impeccable taste and did an amazing job with everything from the entrance to the exit. I thought I was in a relatives house with a few of the areas. Lol. Great experience. And who knows... you might run into a celebrity.... King popped up behind us unexpectedly. Will visit again.soon. Proud to be a native of da A.

Better than expected. Bring cash and try to park on the lot. Merchandise was reasonable $25-$30 for a t-shirt was good. $5 for a Trap Musuem lighter was interesting.

The biggest ripoff all around! The only trap is your money. Entry fee $20 and another $20 for the express line. A small building that shows pictures you can find on the internet, fake guns and a pink car. Starting price for a mix drink is $13 and up. Theres no knowledge here nor anything special to brag about. I left feeling robbed!

There is a very long line, so book in advance. Really cool trap facts and pictures. The escape room was a little lack luster. Overall cool place to visit.

Awesome pieces of art with great vibes and good staff!

Wonderful experience for the whole family 2 work 2gether think 2gether and bond 2gether! Host was amazing! Wonderful experience!

I enjoyed the Trap House, but it was super packed. I feel like I really couldnt take it all in. Also we had to pay for parking and then if we wanted to jump the line we had to pay 20 for each person. I didnt realize it would be that expensive after purchasing the tickets. I was visiting ATL for the first time and it wasnt a good experience liked I hoped it would have been.

The trap museum needs to be organized more. The whole walk through is about 3-5mins long not worth 20 dollars to get in 15 for parking or 20 to skip the line. The line was ridiculously long its really small inside then heres the kicker its like a club in the back with a full bar that has nothing to do with a trap museum save your money and go somewhere else!!

It was a cool experience. Just make sure you have on flats the wait in line is about 45+ mins. But its worth it ready to go back and try the escape room.

I really enjoyed myself. I came down from tennessee for 45th birthday! I have always been a fan of trap music but a true fan of TI! I remember back when he was beginning to blow up my cousin owned a club in my country town of Dickson, Tn called PoeBoys. TI and the Ying Yang twins came in a Uhaul! The Humbleness was so real! I love the person he is and things he has done! This Museum was so amazing. I will be back with all my TRAP LOVERS!

Yes First Time Got There Late Only 30 Mins Left But It Was Worth If I Will Go Again Earlier To Just Do The Experience All Over Again. Staff Nice Friendly Nd Funny

Could Have Been Better... Overall For The Price ($20 GA)or ($40 SKIP The Line).. Wasnt Worth the skip but i enjoyed myself. Great place to visit if you got some free time.. go on weekdays preferably.

I love the Escape the Trap ATL escape room, located inside the museum. It is Atlantas #1 escape room, with a trap house theme. #JackieFromTheTrap is so funny! She made my day/night.The museum is really nice, and has various themed rooms, giving you history about trap music. Enjoy a drink from the bar or grab a bite from the Trap Shack.

The trap museum was very nice the lines are crazy long as if theyre giving away something free but as long as crackhead Trina working you would definitely be entertained i also liked how Domani and King were, they were very open to shaking hands giving hugs and taking pics thats what I definitely appreciated.

This place was amazing. The drinks was everything I can’t remember everyone name but the bartender who worked on June 06,2020 was amazing. The red boy who was in charge of the escape room was funny and just amazing. He had a beautiful spirit. The other two boys in the escape room was funny and had us rolling. This was an amazing experience and i drove all the way from Miami for this. I can’t wait to visit again ️

Go on a weekday when its less expensive, less crowded, & you get more time to solve the Escape Room (which also means you get a private tour if the Museum). Starting with the Escape Room, its nearly impossible to solve in the 30 minutes of allotted time given on the weekends without the Escape Room rep (who literally sits in the room with you) barking out all the clues that are pretty much dead giveaways. Its annoying & negates the “escape” part of the experience. If it were not for the fact that booking the Escape Room prevents you from standing in the line that quickly wraps around the building, I would probably skip it all together. As for the actual “museum”, its not really. What you’ll find are scenes that play to familiarities of the “trap” world plus a lot of mediocre art of trap artists. What this really is is a chance to post for the Gram & have a couple of good laughs. There is no deep dive into the trap culture or the music that was born from it. On the upside, the people-watching is most excellent. Its a cash cow for TI & pretty funny what people (including me) will pay to do for entertainment in the A.

MUST SEE IF YOUR IN ATLANTA! THE BEST EXPERIENCE I EVER HAD! Actors were GREAT!!

I had a very great time...I was greeted by the security guard when I parked walking up to the museum I was greeted by a young lady then security..once actually getting inside I was greeted again...at this moment I’m loving the atmosphere...so going into Grandma living room I was greeted again loving it...as I enter the next room it was a worker standing there and this time I was greeted again by BRANDON very outspoken and was very knowledgeable of everything in the trap house great tour from there I seen his smile through the mask lol when I tell you Brandon walked talked with me I thought I came with him but had a 1000 Question for him he joked with with us and had us laughing like no tomorrow...Brandon job well done..Shay for Chicago lol

Very nice experience. Its a must place to go visit. Dirty Sprite & Trap Juice are great drinks to purchase towards the end.

Nice set up inside. Everything looked as real as it could be. Wait time was 50 minutes. Extra $20 if you wanted to skip the line. Nothing to cover you for the rain outside. The building could use a something to customers for rainy days

I would give it five stars but Im not cause for one the line be a half a block long. Its getting cold outside and its gone be to cold to stand in a line that long. They should make reservations to attend this place

Its best to go on a Sunday. It was less ppl & great vibes. I truly enjoyed myself! It was only $10 to enter & $10 to park. Also there is a bar inside if you decide to have a drink. I highly suggest you check out this museum if you havent already done so.

The museum was ok, but be prepared to wait in line for a Very long time. Parking lot is small horrible and cost $10. Not worth it. The cost is $20 to get. The efforts were great, but could have been a little more and bigger.

This was so fun with my sister I was visiting from Florida...

One of the dopest spots in ATL. Love the creativity that this place brings . Ive learned so much about the trap music culture. Its a vibe there and the fact that they have a bar in a museum . The bar is ALWAYS lit ! Shot-o-clock!

Definitely wasnt for me.Paid for tickets online, showed up and tried to park and was told that I had to either pay cash or via CashApp. Didnt have either so I had to park elsewhere. The line was horrendously long, up to a 2hr+ wait time. This definitely didnt make sense because we spent money on tickets to avoid such. I then find out that people were being allowed to cut the line if they paid extra... I left without even going in. They should give a refund. I do NOT recommend

Great Place to visit. . Customer service was good. Hustle man was cool and funny. Love the Art work and creativity. TI and Tiny did a outstanding job with this museum.

I love the overall look of the trap museum. If you stop by ask for Brandon. He was so nice and invited to me and my friends. Tip he deserves a raise.

It was a nice experience, it was very clean, had a lot of and was overall great.

This museum was a great experience as a tourist. Lots photo ops, has a bar, music, dancing interesting TRAP decor. I would say it’s more of a fun activity rather than a historical educative museum. Most of the attendees are also dressed up festively so also fun to people watch and make friends.

Definitely not worth $20. Should go back to the 10 fee. Didnt take long to go through and look at everything.

In AtL to celebrate my cousin birthday from NC, we had a BALL really enjoyed it. A must stop if youre in the A.

I enjoyed looking around.. the replicas were on point- I think I had a great time with my family

Fun experience! Cant wait til there is an expansion!

Short but nice museum. Takes less than 30 minutes to see everything.

Wait times are crazy, you wait in like for 2 hours to get inside and it’s very crowded on the inside!! You only spend about maybe 30 minutes in the museum and it’s just way too crowded, I don’t understand how during Covid that many people can be in there. But it would’ve been nice if the wait wasn’t so long and they just monitored how many people they let in at a time

I learned a lot about drugs LOL... but on a serious note the escape room was everything and the setup of the museum is priceless. Its a great experience and I think everyone should take a visit

First visit. Not much to the museum. Very small, can be completed with 20 minutes. Add more time if you want to take pictures. The Escape room part was fun.

Came from TN. The escape room was a dope experience. Fun, creative, and intense. Plus, if you purchase the escape room tickets on line, you can skip the line and get the museum access free. Drinks are good and strong, also. Definitely recommend to anyone visiting Atl

Slightly smaller than expected, but definitely worth the cost. We did the Escape The Trap and Trap Queen Tammy was on point. Would definitely suggest. Get a drink and explore the trap!

The only reason i am putting 5 stars is because 10 is not available. Brandon was sooooo nice. Made both of my experiences wonderful at the Trap.He brings so much life was extremely friendly.Keep him on the team !!!

This is such a cute museum! I enjoyed the exhibits that were here, they also play good trap music. Also, the employees are great! They are all in character, as if they were at a trap house. That made the experience extra fun.However, this is a small museum, and can be completely walked through in about an hour. This is not a bad thing at all, just don’t expect to spend your entire day here!

Man I did my tour ,met females then on my way to the car tip walks pass me and says wat up. Well worth it shout out to tip.

I had the opportunity to go to the Trap Museum for the second time Thursday.... I was traveling though ATL headed to Mississippi and wanted myself and my family to have the escape room experience..... I was running late and missed my scheduled appointment time..... Brandon (the young man over reservations) made sure me and my family where able to have a wonderful experience....He was able to fit us in at a different time slot.....Brandon went above and beyond to make sure we all had a blast and we definitely did.... With all that’s going on in the world we were able to be safe and have a great time.... We owe that to you Brandon...... You’re wonderful and deserve a big raise....We will definitely be back...I hope to see you when we come back.... keep doing what you doing️️️

I expected more honesty. It’s smaller than I thought.. if you not going to do the escape room or just want stand around to drink don’t go! There only two rooms that have actual props for a “trap house” .

That was my first time there, l had the best time

Liked the way things were displayed

I really enjoyed myself all the way from the ville Louisville ky.

If you love trap music and the rappers that introduced you to it, youll love this place. It brought back memories and it showed love for those that wasnt from Atlanta but still made trap music. Good vibes!

Small place packed with a bunch of cool stuff to see. It’s for tourists and locals! $10 cover charge to get in & if you don’t want to sit outside and bake in the Georgia sun you can pay $10 to skip the line. Totally worth it. Friendly staff.

The Escape Room must be experienced to be believed! My friends and I had a blast! The exhibits are an awesome tribute to the artists who originated trap music. Ill definitely visit again!

Its was cool except for the weakass security guard.. But other than that it was nice

This place was ok. Waited in line for about 45 minutes. Paid 20 for parking in a lot they was full of people hanging out and smoking weed. The museum itself was good. I expected more but what was there was ok. Brought a group of 8 for my daughter birthday and paid $260.00. No it wasn’t worth that. And wouldn’t go again. But was good to experience once.

Love the environment#blackhistoryDoughboyDrugsRappersDowntown Atlanta escape room next time

People do not know how to act. The trap museum is not a club. You can’t enjoy the museum with all that extra mess. There needs to be some type of structure on the inside to control the chaos. The concept is dope. I would recommend going as soon as they open on Friday or during the day on a Saturday before the crowd.

Worth the wait in the queue. A bit Crowe des and hard to explore, I should have chose a better time to get there. Or a lower limited number of people could be allowed to enter the premises to have a better experience going inside. Great staff making good jokes from the beginning of the tour. Great place to see the trap culture represented. I was in the A just for 23 hours and doing this was one of the highlights.

Nice exhibits. Long wait. Get there early.

A great experience and a must stop if youre in the area. This place captures iconic members of trap music and hip-hop. With memorabilia that makes it worth while.

We waited in line on a Saturday afternoon for about 25-30 minutes, this museum seems to attract a lot of out of town traffic. There were vehicles from all over the South and beyond. Admission is $10 but you can pay $20 and skip the line. Make sure you potty beforehand, a guest from our party was told they would have to pay to enter just to use the restroom so she had to hold it until we made it through the line. When we made it in we paid and we were on our way. I’m not sure if guided tours are offered but it was congested as we walked throughout. The exhibits are very exposed and as much as the signs say don’t touch or move...people were touching and moving. I imagine things are damaged regularly. The PART that I found most interesting was the journey, TRAP can be very negative (the lifestyle, crime, drugs, and devastation to the black community) but it also shows how opportunities lead to the success of many artists which created new platforms to make positive changes. The Trap museum is more than a photo op, the artwork and mentions throughout give you more insight to that PART of life some black men and black families encountered.

Brandon was amazing thanks for showing us a good time!!!! Deanthony and marcus was the bomb they made you feel the real experience, I truly recommend going there and seeing them three.

The entire experience is a vibe. The customer service and management is second to none. Everytime I go I have a blast.

Fantastic Display of music history!!! I loved it!I think every location should have one to represent their music history!!!Much Respect!!!

Loved it, I think it should be bigger, there is hardly any room to move around without bumping into someone

Price for entry $20 , parking $10It wasn’t enjoyable to me, but my husband seemed to enjoy himself. The worst part for me is standing in the long line while raining . It’s also not enough space to social distance.

Interesting. I love the concept of this Museum!! I went on a Sunday and surprisingly the line wasnt long at all. Although encouraged, most werent practicing social distancing, but they do require you to wear a mask upon entering (they also have them on sale with the logo they will advertise while youre in line). Once inside, you can walk around at your leisure to visit the different rooms and take pics. There is also a bar area in the main room where they play music and have TVs playing videos. This was pretty cool too. However me and my party did not get any drinks since it was a wait and they were $16. I guess pretty typical here in Atlanta. I did purchase a T-shirt after leaving. My only con was the fact that we had to CashApp the parking attendant to pay to park in dirt. The lot should be paved flat and possibly have meters for ppl to pay on their own. This was the only thing I felt was unprofessional.

The wait time was out of control. They offered for people to pay an extra $20.00 to skip the line. They let all those people in before us waiting 2 hours. The inside was nice. I recommend going on a Thursday.

We came from Houston to check it out. It is nice. The bar is a nice touch. Even got to see T.I and the family

Awesome experience if youre a Hip Hop fan and you visit Atlanta its a must see!!!

I give T.I. 2 not just for the content, but for remembering your target audience all the way down to the entrance price. I highly recommend all music lovers both young and old , and all music genres to come and enjoy the history of Trap Music. If the history isnt interesting enough challenge yourself and your friends in the Trap Escape Room, its always going down in the trap. On Thursday theres a more intimate setting with private tours. I highly recommend this a weekend activity.