Welcome to the Museum of Ice Cream!
... where a bowl of ice cream is your ticket for entry.
Guests are greeted with homemade, edible balloons made of a sugary mix.
They're blown into crazy shapes.
Museum-goers are encouraged to suck the helium out of the balloons, making for a funny, squeaky voice.
Every exhibit is interactive, like this sundae, where guests add scoops to try and make the "world's largest sundae."
And an ice cream cone light fixture.
We made ourselves comfortable in the "chocolate cave," where the "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" theme song played in the background.
There's a Tinder-sponsored room with an ice cream sundae swing, sprinkles selfie wall, and an ice cream scoop seesaw.
Museum guides hand out "miracle berries," which change your flavor receptors for 30 minutes for a taste test.
The berries make sour flavors like lemons taste sweet like candy.
But the pièce de résistance is a pool filled with 11,000 pounds of rainbow sprinkles.
The "sprinkles" are not edible.
The pool is only three feet deep...
But there's plenty of space to splash around.
Maryellis Bunn is the founder of the museum. "Ice cream is a passion and this is the project to share, lick and like with the world," she says.
There's lots of ice cream-themed merchandise for sale on your way out.
It's hard to leave empty-handed.
These are the artists who were commissioned to make pieces for the museum.
And here are the brands involved.
