Extended LA dates for Museum of Ice Cream

If you’ve been on Instagram for the past few months, you surely have heard of Museum of Ice Cream. The cute big ice cream and unicorn structures, a pool filled with 100 million sprinkles and the sample artisanal treats.

Museum of Ice Cream started their exhibit in New York and had a wait list of 200,000 wait list! Their LA location opened in May and it’s been sold out ever since. Now, they have opened an exhibit in San Francisco and it’s sold out all the way through February of next year!


Today at 10 AM, PST, the sold out museum in LA extends their dates all the way through December for the fifth and final time. While waiting to get some tickets online, here are posts from celebreties enjoying the museum!


Went for a sprinkle swim with my two best guys at the incredible, amazing and delicious @museumoficecream in LA!

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