Oceanogràfic & Hemisfèric: Entry Ticket
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Meeting point
Av. del Professor López Piñero, 7, 46013, València- Scan your smartphone ticket directly at the turnstiles of both venues
- To exit and re-enter Oceanogràfic with the same ticket, you must ask for the conditions at the Information Point
- The selected time slot is for your visit to the Hemisfèric. You can visit the other venue on the same day or within a maximum period of two days from the visit to the Hemisfèric
- If you come by car, show your Oceanogràfic ticket at the parking ticket office for a discount on your parking ticket (flat rate of €7/day)
- Check the link in the voucher to see the showtimes at Hemisféric
Belugas, dolphins, sharks and penguins are waiting to reveal the secrets of the sea at Oceanogràfic, the largest marine park in Spain.
Travel through the most important marine ecosystems on Earth, from the Arctic to the Canary Islands, and feel the presence of the sharks swimming around you as you journey through the longest underwater tunnel in Europe! There's plenty of other amazing aquatic life to discover in the outdoor freshwater lake, from flamingos to frogs, and live bottlenose dolphin shows in four different pools.
In the spectacular Hemisfèric building, you'll realize what a cinematic experience should be about! Experience the IMAX in 3D with your choice of screening, inside the famous City of Arts and Sciences. The building itself is quite an impressive local landmark; it's built in the shape of an eye, and reflected in a 24,000-square-meter lake.