The 13,000-square-foot limited engagement, dubbed ‘the most Instagrammable pop-up in America” (Urban Daddy), will feature 12 lively-colored, multi-sensory-themed rooms. Exhibits include:

The ‘Super Bloom’ room, filled with 40,000 handmade gold flowers for the perfect, photogenic floral backdrop.
An upside-down room that defies gravity and bends reality.
Six-foot-tall X’s and O’s covered in thousands of mirrored squares and surrounded by red lips.
The world’s largest indoor confetti dome.
A giant rainbow, complete with a ‘Pot of Happiness’ to jump into.
The signature ‘Rubber Ducky Bathtub of Fun.’
The new and wildly-popular ‘Cookie Room,’ which is like stepping inside of your favorite chocolate chip cookie, complete with the aroma of fresh-baked cookies.
Special features and art unique to Boston.

HAPPY PLACE was founded by Jared Paul, manager for hometown heroes New Kids on the Block. The popup has been a destination for a long list of celebrities, including Diplo, Hilary Duff, Joey McIntyre, JoJo Siwa, Kerry Washington, Kourtney Kardashian, Marshmello, Olivia Wilde, Rashida Jones and many more.

General admission tickets start at $30, plus ticketing fees, and will be on sale to the public at 10 a.m. on Friday, March 22 at HappyPlace.me/tickets.

Visit HappyPlace.me for more information. Based on sold-out runs in previous cities, HAPPY PLACE advises guests to book in advance. The exhibit will run until June 2. HAPPY PLACE is produced by Faculty Productions.

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