Oceanogràfic Tickets

All three venues are excellent and offer a wealth of educational content. At the Oceanogràfic, for example, there is very comprehensive information about each species—its origin, diet, size, and characteristics—which allows for a deep learning experience. In addition, the dolphin show is not just entertainment but an educational experience where you can observe interaction with the animals in a respectful and natural way. At the Hemisfèric, we enjoyed a very educational film, and the venue is very well maintained, which adds a lot to the experience. However, at the Science Museum, we found some areas for improvement. Several of the interactive machines were not working, which limits the experience, especially considering that it is a space designed for learning through interaction. It would be important for these to be repaired and kept in good condition. We also believe there should be greater staff supervision regarding the use of these facilities, as misuse—especially by children—can sometimes lead to damage. When you pay for the experience, you expect to be able to enjoy it fully, and this wasn’t always possible. Another area for improvement is the organization of the museum tour. The pavilions are numbered, but it is unclear whether they follow a logical order, and their layout can be confusing. Some are quite far apart, which wastes time looking for them. Better signage or a reorganization of the tour would greatly help make the experience more seamless. Despite these details, the three spaces as a whole are excellent. It’s a very comprehensive package that allows visitors to enjoy different experiences related to science, the environment, and our role on the planet. Without a doubt, it’s a highly recommended visit for those who value learning and connecting with the world around us.

A fantastic experience, though perhaps a bit too ambitious given how much there is to see. I’ve visited several aquariums before, including those in Genoa, Italy, and Sydney, Australia, but the Oceanogràfic managed to offer something new. It was pretty crowded, even though it was a Monday. The Space section of the Science Museum is extremely interesting; it deserved more time. Futuristic architectural structures. Take your time and explore at a leisurely pace!

The visit to the aquarium was amazing—it’s perfectly organized by species. We loved the jellyfish and the dolphin show! Combining it with the science museum is the best way to round out the day with a bunch of super fun interactive activities and to explore the entire facility. If you have kids, they’ll definitely have a blast—you absolutely have to come!

The space is beautiful but it's a nighmate to navigate. There's signs indicating a specific location but then you come at a crossing without any directions, making you feel like you're lost all the time. I'm also very disappointed that there's dolphins and belugas in the Oceanarium. I thought we knew that these animals aren't suited to be kept in tanks. Big no no for me.

The ocean-themed area was really nice and perfect for kids, with lots of cute animals and a great dolphin show. As for the science museum, I thought the first floor could have been better—I was expecting a few more attractions for kids. On the other floors, the theme was the planets, and there could have been a bit more to it. It was a bit boring for us adults and our child.