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Paisley Park is not in my heart anymore.

GustavoRibas said:

"We appreciate your vote!Paisley Park is currently ranked 16 of 19"

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Up to 14 now.

I love Paisley Park . . . enjoyed every second of my Ultimate Tour, and wish it could have been longer.

Having said that, I don't know how good of an experience Paisley Park is for the "masses". I think the Prince Immersive Experience in Chicago a few years ago was a better Prince experience for the masses.

Where Paisley Park is a mostly "hands-off" experience, the Immersive Experience had interactive displays, infographics and photo ops such as the Purple Rain motorcycle.

I don't want to core Paisley Park experience to change, but they could expand it or do something with the Egg.

Se7en said:

I love Paisley Park . . . enjoyed every second of my Ultimate Tour, and wish it could have been longer.

Having said that, I don't know how good of an experience Paisley Park is for the "masses". I think the Prince Immersive Experience in Chicago a few years ago was a better Prince experience for the masses.

Where Paisley Park is a mostly "hands-off" experience, the Immersive Experience had interactive displays, infographics and photo ops such as the Purple Rain motorcycle.

I don't want to core Paisley Park experience to change, but they could expand it or do something with the Egg.

The Chicago experience wasn't great. And you really felt like were in a rented office space. That's not to say it wasn't enjoyable. But PP is the real deal. This is where it all happened. The history is in its walls.

leecaldon said:

Se7en said:

I love Paisley Park . . . enjoyed every second of my Ultimate Tour, and wish it could have been longer.

Having said that, I don't know how good of an experience Paisley Park is for the "masses". I think the Prince Immersive Experience in Chicago a few years ago was a better Prince experience for the masses.

Where Paisley Park is a mostly "hands-off" experience, the Immersive Experience had interactive displays, infographics and photo ops such as the Purple Rain motorcycle.

I don't want to core Paisley Park experience to change, but they could expand it or do something with the Egg.

The Chicago experience wasn't great. And you really felt like were in a rented office space. That's not to say it wasn't enjoyable. But PP is the real deal. This is where it all happened. The history is in its walls.

My family and I loved the Chicago experience. I can see your point about the "rented space" (I do graphic design for very similar experiences), but that's because, well, it was inside a rented space. It would look different in a permanent setting.

Don't get me wrong - I LOVE Paisley Park. I want to go back. I just don't know if it's for the "everyman".