Paso Robles Light Show

Sensorio

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Tripadvisor (259) · Cultural center in Paso Robles, United States
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Sensorio: The intersection of art, technology, and nature, designed as a destination for entertainment, exploration, meditation, adventure & …

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4.5/5 · 259 reviews
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Nov 11, 2024
Quite honestly we were not very pleased with the experience. Although the lights are unique and colorful, there is a sameness about the entire experience. We found for the money, it was way over-pr… Full review by tahoeed
Nov 6, 2024
An experience out of this world. I walked through the fields of sensorio not knowing what to expect, then i was transported to another world. A world of peace and harmony and beauty, an experience … Full review by cashhelen
Oct 29, 2024
My husband & I were at Sensorio on my birthday and it was definitely a unique experience. Some of the light exhibits (especially Dimensions) were lovely but one of them was closed and there were real… Full review by Margy H
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Questions & answers

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What are the closest hotels/RV Parks to this event?
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Sorry I missed your question - don't know about RV parks, although you can google it I'm sure. The closest hotel is probably La Quinta, or if you prefer better lodgings, there's …
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Sorry I missed your question - don't know about RV parks, although you can google it I'm sure. The closest hotel is probably La Quinta, or if you prefer better lodgings, there's the Allegretto Resort and Spa on North River Road which crosses Hwy 46 right near the intersection with the 101. Also, there's many hotels in Paso just along the 101.
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Answer by Indyblonde · Aug 28, 2023
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If you buy tickets there do you pay a process fee
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Sorry, I cannot help. I bought ours online. It is a beautiful event and one I highly recommend.
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The VIP experience mentions dinner and private bathrooms. Are those same dinner items available for purchase there? …
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The VIP experience mentions dinner and private bathrooms. Are those same dinner items available for purchase there? Also, don't see anything about "general admission" bathrooms. Is it... porter potties or something kind of nasty?
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I believe when they talk about dinner they are just referring to the fact that VIP people have tables to sit at and eat. Regular admission does not have access to the VIP Terrace and …
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I believe when they talk about dinner they are just referring to the fact that VIP people have tables to sit at and eat. Regular admission does not have access to the VIP Terrace and one fast food building with the tables. Currently the two food trucks are available to all (the taco truck was DELICIOUS) and then VIP have a place to sit on the terrace with tables. Non-VIP would need to sit on the wall edges or go back to where the music stage is to have a seat and hold the food on their laps. In the future, they said they will have 2 restaurant areas of sorts but they have not completed construction yet. I think they are supposed to be completed in the next 3 years. As far as bathrooms, I don't recall noticing the ones outside of the VIP area, but I also don't recall seeing any port-a-potties. So I THINK they must have had a building there but I'm not sure. Anyone else know?
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I know it says no refund, but I figured that meant if the visitor was to cancel, not them. I know they do not email back or …
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I know it says no refund, but I figured that meant if the visitor was to cancel, not them. I know they do not email back or return calls. Has anyone not gotten a refund and canceled the charge on Am Ex?
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Not sure I can answer that. But t the experience is phenomenal . You will love it!!
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Do we walk through Sensorio?
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Sensorio is a self-guided walking tour. Please refer to our Site Map for paths of Travel. Site Map
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Bring some warm clothes, just in case. It can get chilly in Paso Robles at night.
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Buy tickets for first-hour entry: There are two entrance times available: a first-hour entry and a second/third-hour entry. Even though the latter entry time has a slightly discounted price, my recomm…
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Dress in layers: The temperature drops quickly after the sun sets and it can get pretty chilly at the exhibition, so dress accordingly.
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Photography is encouraged: Guests are welcome to take photos or videos at Sensorio, but drones, tripods, selfie sticks, lighting, flash, or any extensive photo/video equipment are not allowed on site.
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Required masks or face coverings
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Timed ticket entry
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Limited group size (6 people maximum)
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Wear comfortable and practical walking shoes. Don’t wear flip flops; you’ll be walking on trails at night.
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Pre-download map for Paso Robles: Internet reception is spotty in certain areas of Paso Robles. To avoid getting lost, pre-download your route to Sensorio as well as the returning directions.
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No outside food or beverages are allowed inside the venue: Only sealed water bottles or empty personal water containers are allowed inside Sensorio. However, there’re a few food trucks on-site, includ…
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Do NOT use a flash when taking photos. Photos are allowed, flash is not. It ruins the ambiance for all.
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Groups are currently limited to 6 people.
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