The Dalí (Salvador Dalí Museum)

"The Dali Museum is quite the experience a d absolutely worth making it a highlight of any trip to the area. The parking is $10 for all day and can be limited but we found it no issue. No backpack type bags are allowed and only disposable water bottles are allowed (first floor only). Luckily they have free lockers just outside the museum to stow your stuff, especially if you like to carry water like me and want to go upstairs to see Dali’s works. I suggest you purchase the tickets ahead of time because it can get crowded/busy and you want to ensure your entry. The outing will be pricey, especially if you add on the “360 experience”, some snacks, drinks at the cafe and of course…the souvenir shop. At first we weren’t going to do the “360 experience” but decided on it last minute since we already made the trip out there. I have to say it was worth it! We absolutely loved it and found it inspiring and moving. We’d do it again. Plan a trip to The Dali Museum and give yourself time to enjoy all it has to offer. The art pieces themselves are incredible and I could’ve easily spent all day here, there’s truly a lot to see, especially if you read about each piece. There’s a small theater that plays Dali’s life story on repeat, which we enjoyed. The building itself is gorgeous and something Dali would’ve loved!"

"Parking was $10, (all day parking), however parking is limited. There was a graduation at the theater next door and a boat show, we got lucky and got one of the last spots. They were asking folks to park just two blocks away. There are docent tours every hour 12:30, 130… check before you go and do go, fascinating! So knowledgeable and polite. There is a Dalí Cafe, delicious (limited indoor seating but worth the wait). I don’t normally enjoy museum cafes but this one had very tasty food (we had the cheese plate, bread plate and carrot hummus, plus coffee and tea. The is a decent selection of Dali photos, paintings and information and you can go online to learn more. I would go back again since our friend is not much of a reader and is more of a quick browser. I would like to spend a bit more time and perhaps go on another docent tour. Go, enjoy and try the cafe, too!"

"Such a great and interactive museum which kept adults and kids engaged. It has an activity that uses AI to make your image into a piece of art and interactive app that animates different parts of the paintings and tells you about each. The Cafe at the museum was stellar. My whole family enjoyed Spanish food on the patio. Lovely!"

"I had such an incredible time at the Salvador Dalí Museum! The art blew my mind and went beyond what I expected. Initially, I thought I'd just pop in for a bit, but I got so engrossed that I decided to grab an annual pass. The museum has this awesome vibe, and everything is meticulously maintained. If you're into art, it's an absolute must-visit. I personally loved every moment! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"

"There were many works by Dali, and I was able to learn about the process by which his style changed. Dali's wife was depicted in many of his works. I wasn't that interested in Dali, but I wanted to know more about him. The garden was cute, and there were plenty of souvenir in the shop and they had cafe to relax. In DALI ALIVE 360°, Dali's paintings were moving, and very interested.but it made my neck hurt to look around."