I liked the space where the show (Monet/Klimt) was taking place. Very good use of an old building. But the show itself was disappointing. No story, no connection, no nothing. Basically for 30 we were looking at fairly random images and listened to an eclectic collection of classical music. In my opinion it was not worth the cost.

Rating this only on the experience, while the environment of where it took place, the actual experience left a little to be desired. But floating on top of the water while it was happening was certainly a wonderful experience, but there was no real story told with the exhibition in the same way that Monet/Klimt had the story. Without the environment, it would be have been a 2.

Interesting immersive experience in unique location. Art is projected on the walls of an old water reservoir, and the images reflect on the water. In another area, you will put on virtual reality goggles and be one with the action. You can buy tickets online or on site.

Went to all 3 shows available. The Egyptian show was my personal favourite. I recommend buying tickets in the seating area, it’s more expensive but totally worth to sit down with your mouths open the whole time. Really recommend going there drunk - so fascinating.

Really interesting experience. Learn some basics about ancient Egypt and see an impressive light show. You don't need to buy the premium tickets, just walk around the end for the best view from the back centre.

Good, but high price for 30 minutes of show

I attended the Dalí exhibition. I didn't love it. I thought there was nothing that captured the attention and engaged visitors, not even the "cyber" part.

I visited both sessions on a weekend, and I ended up going again for Monet & Klimt. It is a bit pricey but worth it: the staff is nice and attentive; the projections are absolutely amazing, taking you to a completely different world; and the pictures you can take are absolutely priceless. Take advantage of the discount while you still can and always go 20 mins before the start of the session otherwise if you’re late the staff will not let you inside! I cannot recommend it enough, though.

Even though I did not find out more about Frida's life, the digital art work is really amazing.The initial part stars slow but then it builds up all the way to the virtual reality part which is top notch. The projections inside the water reservoir and the music transport you to Mexico so worth to take this virtual trip.

Loved this exhibit and how interactive and engaging it is. Definitely worth the price and the visit! My favorite part was the 3D video experience and the part of the exhibit in the water museum, so cool!

The space where the show takes place is very interesting in itself, and beautifully designed. Animations and the whole idea is a very interesting, unique experience. It is confusing that there is a section in the center where only people who buy premium tickets can sit and watch, and when purchasing, we did not have the option to buy such a ticket at all. One employee told us that we could not enter, even though more than half of such places were free, so that a few minutes after the end of the exhibition another employee would open the door and let people in, there is no point. The exhibition itself was very interesting.

A really excellent light show.

Disappointing, the tech used is poor, its too bad the idea is good but the set up seems quite low effort. We went to the Dali expo, kind feels gimicky and the final part that is supposed to be the big show just looks really old and low quality in terms of projections and light show. There are better light shows at night clubs nowadays. Can't recommend.

Not appropriate hall for this kind of show. You have four pillars that always in the way although the show is screened on them you have the feeling they are keep blocking your sight. Low quality of video, paintings were not sharp enough to spot the details. It was disappointing and waste of time.

A beautiful dreamy experience. Definitely worth a visit at least once. I recommend paying the extra few € for the premium viewing where you sit in the centre over the water. Great views.

Not that immersive. If you're okay with lots of people chatting around you (louder than music), you may like it. Bought the tickets for 2 shows, didn't enjoy the first one, decided to miss the second one - refund was impossible. Btw, during the show several projectors crashed in the middle, it took them another 20 mins to fix that and start from the beginning. So, it looks okay, but obviously is not worth the money.

The Salvidor Dali experience was out of this world. What a beautiful location for a mind blowing experience! Highly recommend

Very weak content. I felt like I was at home watching a documentary where the basics, which are common knowledge, were explained. It was worth it just for the location, which however, due to its architectural structure, also cut off the projected images. Not worth the ticket price. I do not recommend. (A friend who saw the Frida Kahlo exhibition in the same place has the same opinion - if I had spoken to her before, I wouldn't have gone to see this exhibition...)

In relation to other experiences of the same kind, it was a little below expectations. But it was worth the visit to the water reservoir, which in itself is an enigmatic place. And for the virtual experience, it was a good trip around the world and Dali's head.

We went to see Mysterious Egypt and the cistern is a brilliant setting for the show!

Really nice. Ne need to take the premium package. Be in the center don't add much

It’s a captivating show, but perhaps the theme I attended was a little boring for me. I didn’t know that you can’t choose the theme, it plays depending on the time. I arrived too early (I even had to wait for the first show about half an hour) which was the Egyptian Ancient history, I like it but I did witness a lot of creative works on this theme so I found it repetitive. I purchased the premium seat which allowed me to be centered in the middle of the show, imo it worth the extra €3 paid. The show displayed on the walls, pillars, ceiling, and even reflected on the water below the stage. It’s just nice to see especially if you’re into creativity and technology.

Impressive !

Was very nice, make sure to come on time cause the show will start no matter what and if it's over it's done. So you might miss a little of the show. Very pretty and well done

We attended the Monet & Klimt show. Great psychedelic visual work ;)

Interesting show on the Mysteries of Egypt, fascinating venue with water inside the old museum.

Amazing experience. Great to experience monet and klimt through digital immersion. Another way to show the exhibition. The experience is happening inside old monumental building which adds on to the atmosphere.

Great visual show. The water reflections are also great. Can be done in English and Portuguese and maybe other languages. Be on time the show starts exactly on the advertised time. We did the Egyptian show.

Really cool experience

I really liked