Your Mission: Become a Superhero in the Heart of Brussels
Seven immersive rooms, one mission to save Paris — right in the heart of Brussels, from €17

What is the Miraculous Experience at MOIR Brussels?
Already a smash hit in Paris, the Miraculous Experience: A Superhero Training officially launched in Brussels on 24 July 2026. The immersive concept has been brought to the city centre by the MOIR studio — The Museum Of Infinite Realities, already renowned for its successful experience TOI.
On the agenda: seven ultra-immersive rooms, real-time reactive projections, team challenges (for up to 24 participants), and a final mission on the rooftops of Paris to defeat the mysterious Monochroma.
Train Like a Hero: The 5 Skills You’ll Master
Guided by the kwamis Tikki and Plagg, visitors go through five training levels, each dedicated to a key quality:
- Presence of mind
- Kindness
- Courage
- Creativity
- Emotional balance
At the end of the journey, each participant is officially dubbed a Miraculous superhero. It’s the perfect way to keep children entertained during the school holidays — and for parents who aren’t afraid to don a cape.
Opening Hours, Dates and Duration
- Opening: from 24 July 2026
- Frequency: daily sessions, with several time slots per day (weekdays, weekends, and public holidays)
- Duration: 1 hour per experience
- End of run: dates are added monthly on the Fever ticket platform — the experience is extended as long as demand continues (a model inspired by TOI, which ran for over a year).
Is the Miraculous Experience in Brussels in English?
All sessions are in French, except for:
- Weekdays: 13:30 (English) · 15:30 (Dutch)
- Weekends: 10:20 & 13:20 (English) · 11:20 & 15:20 (Dutch)
- Public holidays: 10:20, 13:20, 15:20 (English) · 11:20, 15:20, 18:20 (Dutch)
Tickets, Prices, and Location near Grand-Place
- Location: MOIR — Rue du Marché aux Poulets 30, 1000 Brussels (a stone’s throw from the Bourse and Grand-Place)
- Minimum age: 5 years old
- Accessibility: wheelchair accessible
- Prices: from 17 € (child ticket), with concessions, family packs (2 adults + 1 or 2 children), and accessible tickets available
- Booking: online only via Fever
- Please note: arrive 30 minutes before your ticketed time (late entry is not guaranteed)
A New Hub for Immersive Experiences in Brussels
By choosing Brussels for its first Belgian location, MOIR confirms the capital’s growing status as a European hub for large-scale immersive experiences — following in the footsteps of Tutankhamun, Harry Potter™: The Exhibition, and The Banksy Museum. It’s another reason for families to choose a weekend in the city over a trip to the coast.
Where is the Miraculous Experience in Brussels?
At MOIR — The Museum Of Infinite Realities, in central Brussels, the studio already known for the TOI experience and for Tutankhamun, Harry Potter™: The Exhibition and The Banksy Museum.
How much does the Miraculous Experience in Brussels cost?
Tickets start at €17, via the official Fever ticketing. The experience has been running in Brussels since 24 July 2026.
What does the Miraculous Experience involve?
Seven ultra-immersive rooms with reactive projections, five training levels guided by the kwamis Tikki and Plagg, team challenges (24 participants maximum) and a final mission over the rooftops of Paris against Monochroma.
🔗 Sources & verifiable links
- Official Fever ticket office: https://feverup.com/m/651276
- Report by Bruxelles Secrète (11 June 2026): https://bruxellessecrete.com/miraculous-experience-moir-bruxelles/
- MOIR venue on Fever: https://feverup.com/fr/bruxelles/venue/museum-of-infinite-realities
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