The mermaid Museum "siren" Experience

When I found out there was going to be a Mermaid Museum in Los Angeles, I couldn't have been more excited!!

There's just something about these mystical creatures that's just absolutely amazing. I initially fell in love with Disney's The Little Mermaid version. Ariel was GREAT and who didn't want to be "Apart of Her World?".

But as I grew older there was something amazing about the OTHER Mermaid Tales. 

Mermaid's Were My Spirit Animal, I mean come on they're...

1. Mysteriously Beautiful and Can Sing
2. Powerful and Fast
3. They Don't let Everyone in on Their Secrets
4. They Have a Don't Mess With Me Attitude

Those are #goals, who doesn't want to be all of those things?! LOL. 

Needless to say I'm very excited about Freeform's Newest show addition called Siren. These are definitely not your Disney Mermaids AND I'm okay with that, it's fun to tell a different story every now and then.

Here's what you should know about these mystical creatures called Sirens (All info found on Fandom).

"The main difference between mermaids and Sirens is that the latter are predators and killers. Seducing men with their voices and bodies. Mermaids may not necessarily kill men, like Sirens do."

And one of my favorite abilities of Siren's is their song.

 "Sirens are able to emit a captivating singing voice that lures anyone who hears it. Sirens usually sing their Siren songs to seduce and kill men."

Now do you understand why I'm so captivated? I mean that's the ultimate super power.

Now  back to the museum, they did a great job showing us the city of Bristol Cove "The Mermaid Capitol of the World" in their entrance and then it opened up into a room that had different instagram worthy photo ops. One of my favorite parts of the room that was hard to capture on film was their Siren they had swimming in a tank for all to see. They even broke down the Siren's Anatomy and Abilities that I'll include in the pics below.

Overall this Mermaid Museum did a great job drawing in a new mermaid crowd and introducing us to a Siren's World. My hope is that they make this an actual museum and go even more into the history of mermaids and Siren's. That would be incredibly fun!

Until then, I'm definitely tuning in to watch Siren on Freeform this Thursday, March 29th. 

Don't forget to check out all the fun pics and comment below if you'll be watching too!

​Xoxo, @kellithinks

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