Watch now: New Tucson 'selfie museum' opens, offers immersive photo experience
Youniverse Selfie Museum has nearly 50 sets and backdrops customers of all ages can use for do-it-yourself photoshoots.
The new entertainment space is the latest venture by local brothers Connor and Ian Franulovich, who also own and operate The Breaking Point next door to the selfie museum.
Admission costs $25 and children under the age of 5 get in for free at Youniverse, located at 5750. E. Broadway Blvd.Â
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The people who brought you the Breaking Point have opened a selfie museum in midtown Tucson.
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