Sloomoo Institute

Sloomoo Institute offers a sensory celebration of all things slime from a variety of scents and textures in a space that inspires visitors to explore, create and play.

Reasons to Visit the Sloomoo Institute
- Experience a variety of tactile and Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) encounters throughout Sloomoo Institute with multiple stations to build, stretch, squish and play.
- Create your own slime at the mega DIY slime bar where you can customize scent, color, texture and toppings.
- Get “slimed” under Sloomoo Falls where a cascade of slime will rain down on you.
- Enjoy plenty of IG-worthy photo opportunities.
- Host your next birthday party, special event or meeting with a variety of packages.

Insider Tips
- Wear comfortable, casual clothes that you don’t mind getting messy.
- Sensory Hours are available for visitors with sensory sensitivities. Admission is limited and the atmosphere is quieter with some attractions turned off. Visit the website for these special times.
- Peak and off-peak pricing differs based on the selected date and time. Off-peak pricing is typically weekday mornings. Peak pricing is typically weekends.

Know Before You Go
Where is the Sloomoo Institute Located?
The Sloomoo Institute is located in the Buckhead neighborhood at:
3637 Peachtree Road NE, Suite D Lower Level
Atlanta, Ga. 30319
- Children younger than 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Entries are timed, please be on time or risk forfeiting entrance.
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