"What’s more romantic than tripping out after dinner and drinks? Nothing, apparently. The Valentine’s Day couples who wandered, mouths agape, around Denver’s Museum of Illusions on Feb. 14 had plunked down $20 to $28 for a night-out activity within a stone’s throw of their dinner reservations. And there were dozens of them.
During their 45- to 60-minute sessions, they found mind-bending rooms tilted by mirrors and wonky floors, a whirling walkway of purple light, holograms, tiny tunnels and general disorientation. My kids, ages 7 and 11, had the same reaction as the adults, amiably bumping from exhibit to exhibit."