Go ‘inside a graphic novel’ in 2024 at Particle Ink in Las Vegas

Particle Ink is the creation of entertainment technology company Kaleidoco, which partnered with MGM Resorts International to bring the experience to Luxor, located on the Las Vegas strip.

At this Particle Ink location, Kaleidoco will present “House of Shattered Prisms.” The walk-through, high-tech, interactive attraction will feel “like stepping inside a graphic novel,” the company shared in a press release. Visitors will enter a portal and find themselves in the 2.5th dimension, “that uncanny place between waking and sleeping.”

During the day, guests will be able to explore at their own pace on a self-guided tour dubbed “Wanderlust.” At night, acrobats and dancers will fill the space with a one-hour live performance.

“We are always looking to develop new entertainment experiences for our guests,” said Chuck Bowling, president and COO of Luxor Hotel and Casino. “This relationship with Kaleidoco gives us the opportunity to be at the forefront of the interactive technology space and we can’t wait to see it in motion when we open in March.”

“Limitless Potential of Imagination and Creativity”

Kaleidoco previously operated a Particle Ink installation named “Speed of Dark” in 2022 in the arts district of downtown Las Vegas.

“It’s been an incredible and fulfilling journey bringing Particle Ink to the world and we couldn’t be more thrilled about this next chapter with MGM Resorts International,” said Jennifer Tuft, co-CEO of Kaleidoco. “Through the limitless potential of imagination and creativity, we know Particle Ink’s House of Shattered Prisms will open the hearts and minds of visitors from around the world.”

Tickets to Particle Ink in Las Vegas

Particle Ink: House of Shattered Prisms tickets are now available for Mar. 14 – July 31, 2024.

Daytime, self-guided tickets are $30.50. Nighttime performance tickets are $42.68. Learn more about Particle Ink here and purchase admission here.

There’s a lot happening in Las Vegas on the attractions front. Earlier this year, Sphere debuted the world’s largest LED screen. Looking ahead, Universal Horror Unleashed will open as Universal’s first year-round haunt attraction, echoing the popularity of Halloween Horror Nights.