Had a great time over the weekend at the Spyscape museum in NYC, and I must say this is not your typical average museum.Sure you take a deep dive into the world of espionage with a variety of interesting displays but you also actively engage in the world of espionage.You also get learn about different techniques necessary for different spy roles and you test your espionage abilities in addition to taking a wide range of physical and mental aptitude tests. At the end besides leaving with a substantial knowledge of the history of espionage and the skills involved you also receive a report regarding what type of roles you would be most suited for which in my own case, Im qualified to be a #Spycatcher... whatever that isIt was an extremely fun and enlightening museum. The James Bond exhibition was awesome most especially if youre a James Bond fan at heart. It was my first time seeing the iconic Aston Martin DB5 live along with all its hidden gadgets as designed by the multiple Academy Award winning Production Designer - Ken Adams.All in all, it was a good diversion from my regular weekend routine since the last 7 months and Spyscape is definitely one of the top five museums Ill always recommend to any of my NY friends (guest and residents) and most especially if youre an ardent James Bond @007 fan!What James Bond film is your favorite?And oh!... yall should give me a follow on Instagram @dapoibrahimtv !!!

It was AWESOME! If youre into the world of espionage then this is your spot! They have lots of books and information regarding spies and each room has stories and artifacts created and used during the years by spies alongside their stories and you can answer questions and play games that will determined what type of spy you are! I had a lot of fun!

Fantastic museum. I felt completely safe with hand sanitizer stations, gloves, alcohol wipes, etc. when needed. Really fun for adults and kids!

Very informative and interactive!! And the 007 James Bond amazing..worth very second and dollar...fun

Less of a museum (although the small collection contains some fascinating pieces, and is expertly laid out), more of an interactive experience. Organised around different espionage skills, each area focussing on a story related to the particular skill, along with fun activities. Great care has been taken with COVID-19 precautions for reopening, and we had a great (socially distanced) time!

Amazing. Incredible. I’m completely blown away. This museum AND THE ENTIRE STAFF were a dream come true. Thanks to all of you. I feel like a childhood dream has come true by getting to experience this museum. I can’t recommend it enough. :)

The staff are the kindest group ever! The experience is family friendly- great for kids and adults. I would recommend age 6 and up forKids so they can really understand and participate in the quizzes etc! we enjoyed ourselves and willCome again. & the merchandise is cool!

A very nice experience especially if you are a fan of James Bond or the video game Watch Dogs

What an awesome place- 1 part museum to 2 parts experience! The collection of exhibits hits everything from the cryptology of WWII to the growth of hacking over the last 10 years. But you dont just read signs here-- the exhilarating part comes from the challenges to determine what kind of spy are you apt to be - from personality tests to a laser tunnel. And when you find out where you fit in the realm of espionage you can shop in an AMAZING bookstore!

The personality and aptitude tests are really the highlight of this place. To be honest we should definitely have spent more time looking at the actual exhibits but it was mostly a lot of reading. Very good covid precautions (even better because we were the only ones there). The 007 exhibit was free on promotion, which was good because it wouldnt have been worth it to pay to get in. Definitely good for old movie buffs like my grandpa, but not for people who just think James Bond is cool. Overall a lot of fun, but a bit overpriced (though most things in nyc are).

Super fun worth going to and they keep up with regulations for covid

We went to Spyscape for our kid 11th birthday and we had the best birthday ever. We took first time slot as thought it was safest for this times but we felt very secure all time inside it. As soon as the staff learnt it was Lucas birthday they made sure to make it extra special! We had the best of time! We all loved it! It was amazing!!! Thank you!!!

My family and I really enjoyed it. It is definitely a great museum, and the interaction activities are fun. I am also a fan of James Bond so the addition was great. Highly recommend it!!!

Super fun! There was a lot to see and do. The staff was also very sweet

This was just amazing! Me and my boyfriend both loved it! It is interactive and lots of amazing and cool spy stuff. So much to learn about famous spy agents. Must see the 007 exhibition as well if you are a James Bond fan! It really was an amazing experience! Definitely recommend it to anyone who loves spy stuff!

Such a unique, interactive and enjoyable place! Not only do you learn a lot about the history of spies, you get to participate in multiple challenges to see what you’re like as a spy then you get an assessment at the end to see exactly what type of spy you would be. THEN their gift shop is organized by the type of spies there are, very smart. There’s also a book store that has a great variety! Staff is super nice, place is very clean!

What an excellent and exciting experience. They really put a lot of thought and effort into making it enjoyable for everyone. My wife couldnt care less about espionage, but she really did have a great time. The whole interactive experience and the activities were informative. They seem to tried to remain neutral and apolitical in their exhibits. while there is no mention of the Rosenbergs, I learned about Robert Hanssen, FBI agent who spied for the soviets and then later Russia. They detailed his trap and subsequent capture. You can also learn about industrial espionage and how your phone spies on you. Last bit not least, they have a wing dedicated to 007, James Bond, naturally. RIP Sir Sean Connery. I just wish it was open more than just Friday, Saturday and Sunday and that it was bigger.

This place is amazing but let us not forget the punishment for spying is death. In 1917, Congress passed the Espionage Act. This is a law that prohibits spying with the punishment of a 20 year prison sentance and a $20,000 fine. But that was then, now the penalties for conviction under the Espionage Act and other anti-spying laws can range from deportation to incarceration to charges of treason and get read for this execution! SPYSCAPE has a fun side but never forget spying is a deadly business if caught.

Heard so much about this place even before I reached NYC, was recommended the same from a friend I made while there and oh boy, it did not disappoint. Worth the hype and some more. Everything from the museum to the James bond collection was out of the world. The laser tag concept tag game was so fun that I went for it multiple times just to get into the top 10. All the interactive games and challenges were worth every single penny. Overall, I enjoyed every bit and next time Im going there in my sneakers, gym clothes and smashing that record. Also their store is pretty awesome as well!

The bond exhibit is not worth the money - it’s a 10 minute walk through of bond clips and a car. The actual museum is awesome though - really great exhibit paired with you building your “spy profile” along the way by completing missions.

This museum is super cool, a lot of fun and a must visit!!!We visited this place (an interactive spy museum) after a friend recommended it and oh boy did we have a real fun afternoon! The ticket is priced at $39 for adults and its totally worth it. Plan ahead if youre visiting as you can easily spend 2-3 hours here. Upon entry everyone is given a digital wristband which is basically your ID and can be used at every interactive kiosk and games to build your spy profile. They have a lot of information on spies, world war 2 and some past missions which is so cool to read and extremely informative. The laser tunnel and surveillance are the most popular and fun interactive games here. (You can play laser tunnel as many times as you like ). This place is perfect for dates or even with group of friends. They also have a cafe and a gift shop inside. Highly recommend.

This place is very fun and there are many interactive components. The best part is the fun continues when you get home because you have access to your personalized spy profile online. It was a great day out and is perfect for older children and adults. The question brain challenges may be too difficult for some kids. The gift shop had many reasonably priced items.

An Excellent museum..we missed the last entry on Saturday, but we came back before flying home was well worth the uber up town and wet walk back. The staff were great and we had a great time, we was lucky as it was pretty quiet,it was on our NYC sightseeing pass an we got the most out of it for sure,(i hear tickets here are pricey) but worth it and great video and info via email of your experience highly recommend to all you FBI Mi5 CIA MOD an KGB and more fans

Fun interactive museum, temperature checks done at the door and everyone is required to wear masks.

DATA THIEFS — absolutely do not go. They will collect names, finger prints, IQ tests, various other psychoanalysis data and then use it for advertising by selling it to third parties and god knows what else. Haven’t you watched the Social Dilemma?Furthermore, despite below privacy statement saying that you are entitled to request and amend the data they collect on you (for a fee!) they never replied to many of my requests, confirming that they simply steal your data“The Act gives you the right to access information held about you. Your right of access can be exercised in accordance with the Act. Any access request may be subject to a fee to meet our costs in providing you with details of the information we hold about you.We want to make sure that you are completely happy with the ways in which we hold and use your personal data. If at any time you wish to check, update or amend your personal data or preferences, please contact us where stated below.”

We LOVED it! We had a group of 8, ages 12 to 65 and we had SO much fun! Even my hubby who is a detective found it fun and interesting. My teenagers had a great time!

One of a kind experience. Friendly service

So much fun! Definitely worth the price. Educational while being highly interactive and stimulating. My friend and I got the adult/student ticket deal, but even if we had paid full price, it would have been worth the money. Every childhood fantasy of mine of becoming a spy was fulfilled, minus the life-threatening situations.

Best book store ever!

It is very entertaining. I went with my wife and 4 year-old. He was able to play a lot of things! There’s also a nice bookstore and a gift shop

This was such a fun date idea! It’s Escape Room meets museum and we had the best time. It’s active and engaging and I’ll definitely go back.It is pricey, but look for deals on Groupon, during NYC Must See Week, or through employee discount sites like LifeMart or Working Advantage. Definitely worth the experience.

A good place to bring children 10 years old and up. You can spend more than one hour in there easily. The staff is very helpful, kind and professional. The bathrooms are kept clean. They have an eating area where you can bring your own food or you can buy food from their restaurant. A fun place for the family to visit and spend quality time.

This place was SO COOL, we did the spy experience and the 007 museum both, definitely worth the time and money to do them. Give yourself a few hours to go through the spy experience portion, theres lots of interactive exhibits (we had to miss the last portion of the exhibit because the museum was closing, definitely planning to come back though). And you can use your bracelet to play games online after the exhibit too!

Buy your ticket in advance, but trust me its worth it, i went there for my friend birthday and i had the best time.

What a great interactive museum/exhibit! I learned so much about espionage here. I was completely engaged and excited to receive my very detailed profile about my spy role. I definitely would recommend this experience.

The first ever any Spy museum I went to. It was a nice place. First of all, they give you a badge. Then you need to complete certain tasks. The task such as detecting lies, encryption of messages using cipher, how enigma works, etc. Although the ticket costs 40 dollar but worth it if you have enough time to spent.

Very cool experience worth the price. The idea of personalised wristband is unique and the question stands are fun to complete. The laser room is great, but maybe you can add more tasks to perform there? Also, they have a working copy of Enigma that you can type on, and a real destroyed one!

A truly informative and interactive experience, its a museum for the modern age. The laser room is the star of the show, its really fun and makes you feel like youre immersed in a movie scene. The only complaint is that its easy to miss a few exhibits due to the floor design. My friend and I had to double back a few times to get everything done.

Fun and educational spy experience. Nice way to spend a rainy afternoon. Logic games and personality quizzes will determine your spy role.

This is truly a gem. Didnt think I would like it but I loved it! Has quizzes at kiosks throughout the museum, to help you determine what kind of spy you would be. However, unlike some of the reviews Ive read it doesnt interfere with your ability to explore the museum. The James Bond exhibit (extra charge for that part), was awesome! I loved it and would recommend it to anyone.

This is a must for espionage enthusiasts. It felt short and gimmick at times but some of the exhibitions were fantastic. Being able to play with an enigma machine and learn about the many famous spies in history was awesome. The personalized ID tag that asks you to go through different activities to match you with a type of spy is cool but feels superficial and at times gimmicky (the special ops game where you try to hit as many glowing buttons while not touching a laser tops that list). Still, its a good experience overall and a must for someone that enjoys spy stuff. I didnt get to see the 007 Bond exhibit so Ill be returning for that one...

Fun place to visit with kids. A lot to see and learn. Games were fun too. Now my daughter wants to become a spy.007 section was ok, perhaps great if you are a Bond fun.

Really fun, interactive experience that was also super interesting and informative about the history of spycraft. The touches of having a personalized spy profile and experience mixed in with the exhibits made it unique and more interesting than if otherwise would have been.

OMG! One of the best musuems to visit in NYC! It was well put together and very fun and interactive. I had a blast! The information was broken down nicely so that it was easy to understand and the activities for each section were also a perfect fit! Highly recommend it for anyone with a few hours to kill looking for a little fun!

We dont have anything like this at home. So it was cool to learn about spies and be one... We went on Easter Sunday so it was quiet. Nice to have the place to ourselves and love how it was interactive. Husband is a big James bond fan so the 007 exhibit was neat too.

I absolutely LOVED this museum. I was worried that it would lack any significant content, but it was the perfect balance of interactive exhibit and historical/technical information. Im a huge nerd about the Enigma machine and was especially pleased to see a room dedicated to it, and, even as an adult, enjoyed the interactive components. Yes, the tickets are a bit pricey, but it really is worthwhile. I dont think Id visit another time, because it really is the type of thing that could get old easily, but I strongly recommend it. Also, the gift shop on the second floor and book store on the first floor are tons of fun!

This is one of the coolest museums I have been to. It is an interactive experience and self-guided, so may not be for everyone. However, there were a lot of fun things to do, and I learned a lot about spy technology throughout history!

Amazing! I thought its for kids, but it is so interesting! Go for it!

We had a great time at the exhibit. A lot of the information went over my daughters head (shes 6) but I knew going in that it was for older kids and she had a blast with all of the interactive exhibits, so it definitely wasnt a mistake to take her. I love that you buy tickets for specific times as the space was never overly crowded. The 007 add on was interesting, but might be boring for anyone who isnt a true James Bond fan, especially after how interactive the rest of the exhibit was. The layout was a tad confusing, but they explained at the beginning that there was no specific order to the stations.

Spyscape was a great experience! Awesome galleries, with a ton of info all parsed into easy to understand breakdowns, all in historical context. And the games do a really good job of tying together the lessons from the sections.

It was a great time. Kids loved it. Fun for adults as well.

This place was a great experience for adults and kids alike. Lots of interactive challenges and personality profile questions, and in the end they tell you what roles youd be best suited for in the spy world. Plan to spend about 2 hours going through and enjoying everything they have to offer.

I found this place on accident for an anniversary date and WOW WHAT A GEM TO FIND! Well worth the price. The 007 is nice if youre a fan of the movies. Ill be bringing my friends here and recommending it to coworkers!

Hands down to the best museum in New York so far: fun, interactive, interesting, entertaining.We spent 4 hours inside and could have spent more.You can’t miss it if you visit NYC or if you are looking for something fun and a unique experience!I vote it 6 starts️

I booked the tickets with 007 James Bond exhibit and took my 11 year old nephew. He really liked the interactive missions and kiosks but the museum and exhibit was not that great. I definitely don’t recommend paying extra for the 007 exhibit unless you are a die hard fan willing to be disappointed. This week I also attended the National Spy Museum in Washington DC and I have to say that museum was a lot more informative. My visit was on Wednesday mid afternoon and it was a great time to book cause it wasn’t crowded. It took us 1 1/2 hrs to get through it. If you book online it’s $5 dollars cheaper. I also checked Groupon and the prices on Groupon are more expensive than the actual website, weird. But if you are a bargain shopper definitely check prices on multiple sites and compare. Enjo your visit and hope I was helpful.

It was a neat experience! It was part of my NYC Sightseeing Pass. Worth the trip! Will definitely go back!

Amazing fun museum with the perfect amount of activities. Great for groups. Spy school was awesome. Cant wait to go back on a Friday night

December 14, 2019 visited SPYSCAPE for a family Christmas outing. We had the best time ever.

They are extremely terrible, they dont accept refunds or allow you to switch days, I emailed them and no response. It is way too overpriced and is not worth it. plus I heard that they were not sanitizing or cleaning anything before their reopening

My son and stepson and I took the train out to New York to go to dinner and do some shopping, and I was looking for something else to do while we were there. I came across Spyscape online and we had to give it a try. The first thing I will say is if you want to visit Spyscape, its probably best to buy your tickets ahead of time online. It was so packed the day we visited that we had to buy our tickets online for an hour later and come back to use them. All members of your party should be present to check in because each person gets a bracelet which will be used throughout the exhibit and is coded with your name. The one issue I had with Spyscape is that they put too many people into a group at once, and every thing you do here is interactive, meaning you are waiting in line at each spot to participate. We waited in lines of 15 people at a time and would have been there for hours if we insisted on doing each thing available. There was a life size replica of Christopher (Turings decoding machine) which was incredibly cool. Because it was so busy, we decided to check out the 007 exhibit (separate fee) and found that it was almost empty. It happened to be our favorite part of Spyscape! There were tons of real movie props and sketches from all eras of the Bond movies. Overall a good experience but just so crowded. We were there the day before New Years Eve, so I know that contributed to how busy it was, but I get the feeling they are still a very popular place.

Pretty cool place. The laser room was very cool. Leave yourself at least 2 hours.

This was really fun. The exhibits could have been a bit more densely packed, but I feel I got my moneys worth. The agent tests that they sprinkle throughout the museum helps make the whole thing more fun than your standard fare. I didnt check out the 007 section, but now I have a reason to go back.

No customer support! My son purchased tickets for the wrong date, contacted the company to correct the mistake and change the date: no answer, not even an acknowledgement, they simply ignored him and pocketed the money.

This is not your typical museum, sure you learn about the world of espionage with plenty of interesting displays but you also participate in the world of espionage. You learn about different techniques necessary for different spy roles and you test your abilities in addition to taking a battery of tests. At the end besides leaving with knowledge of the history of espionage and the skills involved you also receive a report regarding what type of roles you would be most suited for. An extremely fun and enlightening museum.

Fun, interactive, modern and nothing broken! Great concept, well laid out, very informative and just a lot of fun, especially on a cold rainy NYC day. Also the gift shop at the end (of course) was full of actual useful and cool stuff!

Bit pricey, but a unique experience. They give you digital wristbands (NFC? some subset of RFID?) that you scan at various challenges throughout the exhibition to record your score at each task, and at the end, assign you an agent type based on your score distribution. Exhibits were fascinating, and challenges were well thought out and interesting for the most part. Suitable for both young and old, and definitely for any group of friends, but probably not solo.

Its is great Museum to bring the kids or even take a loved one out for drinks on the weekend and every exhibit is fascinating.they even have a spy shop you can buy gizmos.

Highly recommend for dates and families! Basically escape the room x spy history museum. Very well planned and executed. Extremely friendly and helpful staff which made the experience personal and fun. The gift shop has cool spy themed gifts perfect for Christmas! Go on Friday night if you’d like to taste a James Bond martini after, and buy your tickets two weeks in advance for a free hat!

Very well done and great fun. There’s a good mix of information about famous spies in our history and interactive games. Easy to get around and their staff is very helpful. Highly recommend a stop there if you enjoy spy stuff.

I came here for the James Bond exhibit and wasnt disappointed at how cool the experience was! I am not going to spoil it too much but you go through different rooms and you see everything from the real objects from the movies to the set design and the filming techniques. The exhibit is pretty small so it wont take you that long to go through. The price, I felt, is a little high but it isnt unreasonable and you do get to see quite a bit of behind-the-scenes things.I am hoping to come back soon to go through their main experience to figure out how well I do as a spy!

Wanna be a spy? Check this place out for some spy history and interactive activities. The staff is really nice and if you are lucky you can get a free cup of coffee.

Very cool place! They were even open on Christmas Day! Unfortunately, a good amount of the hands-on technology was out-of-service and affected the overall experience. I would definitely go back in the hopes that it would be working next time.

Spyscape was an amazing experience. I was constantly greeted by employees as I entered the building. I was well informed about the interactive areas, which were clean. My favorite area is Special Ops, I had a little too much fun and hit about two lasers kek. Lots to see here, has 2 floors with elevators available. The gift shop actually has some unique items Id certainly purchase. Theres also a mini cafe to get drinks. Ill always remember my time here, and my new knowledge of spying.

This is the best museum Ive ever been to. I spent 3 hours there and would definitely love to go back again! However, as a non native English speaker, some of the words in the challenges/activities were difficult to understand, it would be nice if they could provide some other language options for those games!

Amazing place to spend an entire afternoon! Fun and interactive. The special 007 show is not as good as the main part.

Very fun place to spend ~2hrs but it costs 42$ per person(with 5$ discount when purchased online) its not somewhere youd go twice like a normal museum. Nevertheless they give various information about the spy history and you pass multiple challenges to come up with your own spy profile. Thanks to the price mostly there are not that many kids running around so you get to read and observe historical facts in a peace of mind. Most of the adults get shy on the laser challenge, due to the fact that youre getting filmed and displayed to the spectators but still go for it. Again 42$… if youre bored with the museums in NY good escapade, if not just head towards natural history museum and pay whatever you deem fair.

The staff was excellent! Very friendly and helpful. The museum itself was very interactive and the subject matter was riveting. It was well worth the cost of admission. Cant wait to go again to beat all my previous scores.

My favorite part of our trip to NYC. Definitely worth checking out for any fan of espionage and hactivism.

A dream come true!!! Love this museum they have thought of all the interesting things that make a spy. The laser part of the museum is the best! Will definitely visit again.

Prob the best museum I have ever visited! Go early so you have more time to absorb all the info and complete all the tasks when there arent so many people visiting. Highly recommended!

This place is incredible! Great interactive games and fascinating information. Really cool technology that immerses you into the spy world. Would absolutely go again. Purchasing online tickets is convenient and saves a few dollars too.

An amazing ,fascinating, fun and exciting time for the family . I went with my 28 year old son , we both had an amazing time !!!

Can you solve this puzzle? Movie: My skills are now sharper than ever. Highly recommend the museum and game site

Awesome experience..cannot wait to go back! They made us feel welcome from beginning to end! It was a great bonding experience for me and my teenage son.

Awesome. Fun. Great time spent. Informative. Great fun sand friendly service. Fantastic gift shop and book store. Loved this place. Not for kids under 12 really. But brings it the kid in anyone.

Really fun experience! Lots of interactions and challenges. You get to learn about the history of spies and test your wits! Great date place!

Not a bad place to kill a couple of hours. Lots of interactive exhibits that will determine the type of spy your are at the end of the exhibit. Best to buy the tickets online before you get to the museum to save some money.

Awesome Exhibit, Great interactive events and done well through and through. However I paid extra for the 007 James Bond exhibit which outside of The classic James Bond DB5, really didn’t have much, I With there was more for true Bond fans

Great activity for kids and adults, the day we went it was not crowded so we could do everything without waiting. The 007 experience is another story, we walked ourselves to the area with directions where to go or do, no host, no staff, pass the 2nd door to the actual exhibit, 1 staff member was there but didn’t even acknowledged us he was in his phone, there are cool things even an antique car, but there is no way children shorter than 5’ to look without leaning into the car. My 8 years old got in the platform to see inside the car and the staff member yelled at him very rude, he wanted to see inside the car but for a short person is impossible, the rest was not much to see.. it’s just a lot of empty space, not worth !! That was the only thing we didn’t like. The gift shop is cool too!

The building had some issues today. Not the staffs fault at all, but it did damper our experience... However the staff was very accommodating and very friendly amidst all this, offered free snacks and gave us a hospitality card so we could contact someone who might give us a refund or tickets again... If thats the case then Id go again.

This exhibit was very entertaining and quite large. There are interactive stations everywhere as well as spy tests and games. Lots of memorabilia and clothes, old gadgets and cool props. My favorite was the huge room full of surveillance cameras, where a fun game takes place. Definitely worth a days visit!

Such a great museum which is heavily user experience oriented.Found ways to make information very interesting and overall a great vibe.Totally would recommend going there despite the steep price.Much love from 2 Torontonians.

I absolutely LOVED my trip to Spyscape! Great gift shop, too!

This place is BEYOND COOL the elevator ride ALONE is worth the price of admission!! Should not be classed as a museum bc very interactive and fun, sleek and cool as hell. Learn as much or as little as you want, but spend a fun afternoon here!!

Amazing museum put together nicely. Free lockers for your stuff. Cool bracelet that you wear and create a profile. Lot of interactive stations. Cool laser field agility test. Would recommend. Will be back.

Super fun and interactive. Lots of history but in an INTERESTING way. Mini games that get saved onto your wristband and lets you know the type of spy you are by the end.

Extremely fun! Lots of puzzles to complete and very cleverly thought out, found each of the puzzles really good and you get an idea of your strengths and weaknesses. Tip, you can do the physical puzzles more than once and it takes your latest scores, so no harm in improving it until you get what you like. I particularly liked the laser tunnel, and the CCTV observation tests

Awesome experience! Learned about espionage in all its forms, while having fun. This was a blast! If you can, get the 007 package. They have THE car there. A 2.6 million dollar Aston Martin! A real movie car to boot!

Very cool place to go, lots of different type of things you can do, see and learn. I think it has some things for all ages but definitely keep in mind it has more of a museum like activities, but a pretty intresting and hands on museum. I can definitely see this being a great school outing also and for large groups as well as for smaller.

Went here earlier today with my girlfriend for her birthday . Reading all the positive reviews we thought we were in for a great time but it was the complete opposite of that . It was a giant waste of money . All you do is walk around scanning your bracelets and answering questions about your self on the computers. There was absolutely nothing fun about it it was a totally waste of time and to be honest i want a refund !!!! There was no one there to guide us to what was in which spot , i didn’t even see any employees around . They kind of just threw us up stairs and had us figure it out on our own , and on top of that there was maintenance people right in the middle of it all working on the floor . Horrible HORRIBLE experience . Don’t waste your money or time .