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The Haunted House Meets Rave and Museum
35:22 - 39:45 (04:22)
The podcast discusses an innovative idea of owning and financing a warehouse filled with cool and interesting things like a rave museum.
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The podcast hosts discuss the rise of unconventional, privately-owned museums across the US and how they differ from traditional, publicly-funded museums.
35:22 - 36:59 (01:36)
Summary
The podcast hosts discuss the rise of unconventional, privately-owned museums across the US and how they differ from traditional, publicly-funded museums.
ChapterThe Haunted House Meets Rave and Museum
Episode#219 - How to Make Billions with a Niche DTC Clothing Line
PodcastMy First Million
Meow Wolf is an immersive art experience that started in 2008 in Santa Fe as a place to explore immersive art.
36:59 - 37:42 (00:43)
Summary
Meow Wolf is an immersive art experience that started in 2008 in Santa Fe as a place to explore immersive art. They rent out old warehouses to hire artists to make unique and immersive environments for visitors.
ChapterThe Haunted House Meets Rave and Museum
Episode#219 - How to Make Billions with a Niche DTC Clothing Line
PodcastMy First Million
One company has raised over $250 million to create a spooky, interactive 'haunted house meets museum meets Cirque du Soleil' experience that draws in millions in revenue across multiple locations.
37:42 - 38:51 (01:08)
Summary
One company has raised over $250 million to create a spooky, interactive 'haunted house meets museum meets Cirque du Soleil' experience that draws in millions in revenue across multiple locations.
ChapterThe Haunted House Meets Rave and Museum
Episode#219 - How to Make Billions with a Niche DTC Clothing Line
PodcastMy First Million
A new immersive art experience, known as Meow Wolf, has sold over 500,000 tickets for its Las Vegas location in 2021, with projections of $60 million in revenue and $30 million in profit off one location.
38:51 - 39:45 (00:53)
Summary
A new immersive art experience, known as Meow Wolf, has sold over 500,000 tickets for its Las Vegas location in 2021, with projections of $60 million in revenue and $30 million in profit off one location. While word of mouth plays a role, the company's growth may be due to their advertising and marketing strategies.