Not worth for to pay the entrance fee and we can't even take a single pic inside of the upside down house. Just enjoy the ouside view. If you are coming in a big group, not recommended to come and
The visit was a big disappointment and wish to have more houses in the area. It was a genius idea for the exhibition but I wish to have more. Entrance fee is RM10.60 for adult for the house museum only. They also has 3D museum and package ticket is available.
As expected, there was not much to see. On a busy day, you may have to wait for 40 minis in the queue for a 10 mins walk thru the house.
Only good if you have nothing more interesting to do.
It was our first visit to this beautiful place and we loved the concept of The Upside Down House.Visitors were allowed to see what's inside the house but taking photos was prohibited.You can take pictures outside of the house though...which was okay for us.
The 3D Museum was such a delight for me as it was my first time to enter one.It was nice taking pictures and felt like I was a child again.
We wanted to try the resto in Rumah Terbalik but was closed for that day.Entrance fee for the two attractions was just right on the budget.
Drop by for a visit on the way to Mount Kinabalu with family since its so much hyped. A 15 minutes tour of the house with things nailed to the ceiling or floor costing rm31 is a complete rip off. I expected more for the money spent. At least a bit of photo of the inside as tokens should be allowed instead on the pretence that a copycat might fringe on the creation. There is no value added to the visitor or such education in such a small time frame and it is written on dissapointed faces. Great job.
