The famous Vortex Tunnel is a giddy tunnel that feeds your imagination with tricking senses. It tricks you into believing the tunnel is swirling and moving swiftly, thus tricking your brain. Visitors can see more clones on full-scale illusion exhibits, while the Infinity Room allows them to go in spirals through an infinite vacuum via limitless tunnels. These walls let you observe various optical illusions, such as the "Black Dot" viewpoint.

This one really plays with your optics and brain. The Ames Room lets two people get inside and it lets you have a mind boggling experience where one person appears to be reduced in height and the other person appears to go taller. It does not matter where you stand, it’s always this way. The best part is, you will never be able to figure out how they do it. The Ames Room is where you can have a wonderful photo taken to fool others. Walking from one end of the room to the other and watching yourself expand or shrink on the screen above the room is the ideal way to experience the Ames Room.

The Upside-Down Rooms, also known as Rotating Rooms, are built in the same way that you walk on whirling space walls to stop gravity or vision. As this captivates your mind and soul, leave no room for capturing as many amazing photos of any room as feasible. The assistance sitting on an illusion of a throne can help you to explore this non-realistic reality by shifting your point of view. While you're at it, make sure to pay a visit to the Grand Optical Illusion. For starters, you won't be able to tell if you're standing on flat or sloping ground.

Let’s just admit that we’ve all wanted to have our clones at some point in life. Well, the Museum of Illusions lets you have your own clone, actually, clones. The Clone Room is where you can find a huge round table cut in a circle that appears to be set at a 60-degree angle full circle. The creators of the clone table would like you to have a seat or have their heads brought to them on a plate. It makes it seem like you are sitting with five clones at the same table or it’s your head that is lying on the tray.

Another magnificent experience provided by the Museum of Illusions Dubai is the optical illusion of Kaleidoscope, in which you step into a real-life kaleidoscope rather than a toy. You’ll be able to notice that the constantly changing quaint patterns are formed by you.

Walk through the feeling of the Renaissance period and feel like putting the head on a platter for a painting. It’s an illusion that effortlessly lets you believe you have your head on a plate and the rest of your body is missing. You know your body is hidden, but it still comes as a surprise to see just your head and not your body. It’s like you have surrounded your body with an invisibility cloak.