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First Selfie Museum Opens In Denver

Denver businessman Alex Kurylan originally owned escape rooms, but said the selfie museum was more unique and promising.

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The Denver Selfie Museum opened earlier this month. Visitors can take their selfies before an interesting array of backdrops, many of which are interactive.
The Denver Selfie Museum opened earlier this month. Visitors can take their selfies before an interesting array of backdrops, many of which are interactive. (CBS)

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DENVER (CBS4) – A Denver businessman says he’s found the unique business which tailors to millennials. Alex Kurylan opened the Denver Selfie Museum at the beginning of September, giving paying customers the chance to take as many selfies as they want at unique photo booths. For $25 per person, Kurylan allows customers to walk freely around his more than 30 different photo backdrops, many of which are interactive.

Kurylan originally owned escape rooms, but said the selfie museum was more unique and promising. “The (escape room) market kind of got full, and now they are not as viral,” Kurylan told CBS4’s Dillon Thomas.

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