What if you could walk through a glowing forest, hop between stars, or meet characters straight out of your favourite childhood stories? Sounds like a dream, right?
Well, immersive exhibitions are making this a reality—and lucky for us, Kuala Lumpur is hosting two spectacular ones: Alice Saves Wonderland (ASW) and Le Petit Prince (LPP). But here’s the catch—they won’t be around forever.
So, if you’ve been thinking about checking them out, now’s the time to do it before they’re gone for good!
What Exactly Are Immersive Exhibitions?
Think of them as experiences where the line between the real world and fantasy blurs. Immersive exhibitions use interactive storytelling, digital art, and hands-on activities to pull you into their stories. You don’t just look at the art—you become part of it.
It’s like stepping into a movie or a storybook, where every turn reveals something magical and exciting. And in KL, Alice Saves Wonderland and Le Petit Prince are showing us exactly how incredible these experiences can be.
Why Everyone’s Talking About These Exhibitions
Here’s what makes these two exhibitions so special and why they’ve captured everyone’s attention.
Alice Saves Wonderland (ASW)
- Where: The Exchange TRX, Level 2, Kuala Lumpur
- When: October 26, 2024 – February 16, 2025
Ever wondered what it’s like to step into Alice’s shoes and save Wonderland yourself? This exhibition lets you do just that. You’ll explore nine uniquely themed rooms, each with dazzling visuals, immersive soundscapes, and interactive elements.
Some of the highlights include:
- The Enchanted Forest, where glowing plants and vibrant colours transport you into a fairytale.
- The Red Room, a visually striking space that will leave you in awe.
What’s even better? It’s not just a fun adventure—it’s also educational. The exhibition cleverly weaves in lessons about sustainability, making it a perfect school holiday activity for kids and families.
Why You Should Go Now:
It’s all wrapping up soon, so this might be your last chance to step into Wonderland. Don’t wait too long—before you know it, the magic will be gone!
Le Petit Prince (LPP)
- Where: 3rd floor of Fahrenheit88, Kuala Lumpur
- When: December 21, 2024 – March 21, 2025
If Alice Saves Wonderland feels like stepping into a fantasy, Le Petit Prince is more like an emotional journey through art and philosophy. This exhibition brings the beloved tale of The Little Prince to life with interactive installations that highlight the beauty of friendship, love, and adventure.
One standout feature is From B612 to the Stars, where you can follow the Little Prince on a visually stunning journey through space and beyond. It’s a mix of nostalgia and discovery that’s perfect for both fans of the book and first-time visitors.
Why You Should Go Now:
This internationally acclaimed exhibition is in KL for a limited time. If you’ve been looking for something truly unique, don’t miss this chance to see it before it’s gone!
Why You’ll Regret Missing These Exhibitions
Here’s the thing—these exhibitions aren’t just fun outings. They’re the kind of experiences that create lasting memories, whether you’re visiting with your family, your friends, or even just yourself.
And let’s be real: These exhibitions are the talk of the town, and once they’re gone, they’re gone for good. So why not treat yourself to a little magic before it’s too late?
Who’s Behind the Magic?
Both Alice Saves Wonderland and Le Petit Prince are produced and brought to life by FrameMotion Studio, a leader in creating immersive experiences that transport audiences into magical worlds.
Don’t Wait—Dive Into the Magic Now
Time is ticking! Whether you’re walking through the whimsical world of Wonderland or exploring the stars with the Little Prince, these exhibitions are your chance to escape the ordinary and experience something truly extraordinary.
Get your tickets here:
If you’ve already been, spread the word and share your favourite moments. And if you haven’t, what are you waiting for? Magical worlds don’t wait forever—so go ahead and make some memories you’ll never forget.
