The Dalí (Salvador Dalí Museum)

24 for adults. There is a senior and child price as well. At this time there is also a Groupon that makes it 18 for adults.

Didn't know about all the different styles he painted.

It is 17 dollars with 7 dollar discount. I also recommend going after 5pm on Thursday for 10 dollar tickets.

Because destiny determined it was meant to be.

Yeah like 2 hours. The guided tours are like 30 or 40 minutes but they don't cover all the paintings. So I suggest to take the ipods they have for the audio tour so you can hear the info of the other paintings and the outside sculptures.

Anyone can for free stroll the large gift shop ,cafe and lovely outdoor attractions for free . 10$ to park its cheeper to buy a membership then parking is free and you get 15% discount on purchases and food.

You can check the website for a list of any special events.

Yes

7 hours driving

In the basement.

...and one of the best restaurants in Tampa Bay is located inside the museum: Café Gala. A hidden gem💎😋🥂🍷🥘

Yes you may!

Yes we ate there yesterday after seeing the Van Gogh exhibit.

Yes, unless the area says not to.

There's no freebies for handicaps but you do get a chance to park much closer

Current special exhibit is based on the relationship between dali and friend duchamp. Student surrealism just ended march 4

Tress, it was an incredible experience, the tour was interactive with the headsets if that's what you choose to do...I loved having the choice to do my own thing! As far as the location of the museum, it's so beautiful and easy to locate. The man, the artist, Dali...is not for everyone, but a must see...peace and love to you and yours

I think it is

Not mandatory. Recommended. We did not wear a mask.

Yes

$10 per car when we were there last week.

Working service dogs are allowed everywhere if it is Is emotional of support animal that is different

Stayed at the Hilton for convenience. Ten minute walk from museum, and close to restaurants, McCaffey Theater, and Jannus Landing. Stadium is less than a ten minute drive. The only thing open on site is a Starbucks. Plus, the rooms need redecorating. It sure is convenient though.

Yes

Yes. No backpacks are allowed in.

I don't think so. Admission for a day is $25 and a day is enough to see everything.

Plenty of hotels

Was in Feb. 2019

Hello! Adults: $24.00 Seniors: $22.00 Student 18+: $17.00 Students 13-17: $17.00 Children 6-12: $10.00 Children 5 & under: Free

Ticket Prices Adults Ages 18-64 $24 Seniors 65+ $22 Military & Police with ID* (not available online, please purchase in person) $22 Firefighters & Educators with ID* (not available online, please purchase in person) $22

Im sure you can contact the person who manages the Morse collection which is where the majority of these pieces came from. Likely his signature. And the composition of his paint colors would be able to authenticate.

Yes, the audio is in fact included with admission. Make sure to get one, it provides a lot of additional information. If this helps...PLEASE LIKE

Alicia, it is Martin Luther King.

You can, but not necessary.

Yes, they give military discount.

They have deals on Thursdays. Adults $10 and children $8 entry after 5pm. Stays open till 8pm

Yes No charge and very worthwhile.

$2 discount

It depends on when you go. $17-$25. They have special showings which can effect the price.

We have a few loaners available on a first-come, first-served basis.

After 5pm it's $10, $8 for kids 6-12

Only in parts. Some exhibits will have restrictions.

You should call the museum and ask.

Time is persistent in teaching

Yes

Yes

Yes

Dont know. You should contact the Museum.

It is accessible, they don't rent you one.

Go to an appraiser if you believe the work to be authentic.

Not that I noticed.

It is relatively close because the roads are fast and good access

As far as I know, the 50% discount is made every day, and it is because the closing time is near. And half an hour is enough to see the two rooms, unless you want to delight a lot, of course. The store closes at 6pm

Website lists a show until Dec 31 at 5pm. Year-end Conservation Appeal 2017 Wednesday, Nov. 01, 8am–Sunday, Dec. 31, 5pm

We were so impressed.

Schiaparelli – "presented in collaboration by The Dali Museum and Schiaparelli Paris – will feature haute couture gowns and accessories, jewelry, paintings, drawings, objects and photos" and is worth the visit.

24$ typically, but living social and Groupon often have discounts.

it's $10 for parking and 25 for adults. kids and seniors have reduced prices

May the 4th be with you.

They do have special rates after 5 they cut the entrance fee in half. I am not sure what they do for companies

You have to make an appointment after buying the tickets.

Absolutely, why not

I went on December. Didn't have to print. They just scanned my phone. Very fast, hassle free

No. Not really

When I went, bags weren't allowed.

Huh I will report this to the manager do you know who?

I saw multiple map languages

They have a parking lot right next to it. I believe it was $10 for the day.

No ID needed but ps keep your on-line ticked already available to avoid delays at the entrance

This have a cheaper rate if you wish to just visit the gift shop and food.

When you buy online there is an option to get $2 off

You need to contact the museum direct

I don't think so

No only service dog's

I agree with Laura. It is not a place for toddlers.

4 to 5 hours depending on traffic and route you take. Check Google maps

About a half mile. It's walkable plus there are local shuttles.

I cannot answer that you will have to call and ask tgem.there maybe one now

You can just give them a call and they will take care if you,.you can pick tickets up there or they will email tickets to you.line moves quickly,times are because of social distancing .there is also a small Cafe there

No

well worth your time and the price.

You need to make a reservation online before you go to the museum and will arrive ten minutes before more or less.

Was amazing time,beautiful place and wonderful experience

No. Its 22 miles away and 25 minute drive.

Unfortunately you need a ticket to get in period.

Not that I know of

Yes $10

$10 no cash only cards

Somewhere in September.

I agree with Eugene, give it a couple hours. Also, I recommend joining a docent led tour, I think they start one every 30 minutes. You'll learn so many interesting facts about the art that makes it fun. And download the app for the Augmented Reality. Well worth the time and the app is free.

Thursday after 5:00 is half price. Take the tour with the docent it's very informative.

No, we are not buying sculptures.

Yes, in the temporary exhibit wing, but only of other surrealists or dadaists

We do not authenticate artwork here at the Museum. Here are some resources for you: https://thedali.org/exhibit/authentication-appraisals/

Collinson & Points is loyalty program. If they have tie up witb Dali Museum, their website should show the required details. Ticket for general public is about $25.

You can download the app in your cell phone and configurate in Russian. Also, print information in Russian is available

I don't think so. You can Download the Dali Museum app and double check

Take a plane to Tampa, Florida then a taxi. It is in Tampa/St. Petersburg. Maybe there is another in Clearwater

The sculpture by artist Donald Gialanella was installed November 2016.

The museum itself has very nice meals in an extraordinary location. Sitting inside the glass bubble of its facade.

All the St Petersburg museums have a free day in Oct. The lines are long so you will need to pick the one you really want to go to. It use to come as an announcement in our water bill. Call and ask

Yes, it will be. They are even doing a brunch event called Mimosas & Masterpieces.

Yes

It is likely only offered during the slower months. This time of year, tourism is big in the area and they stay busy.

Yes.

Bella brava or hofbrau house

https://thedali.org/about-the-museum/history/

Here is our tour schedule, and please call ahead on the day of your visit for any special events: https://thedali.org/visit/tours/

https://thedali.org/museum-hours/

No, you can't take your dog Inside the museum.

Yes

Yes

To see which NARM reciprocity benefits apply, please call 727.823.3767 (There are some limitations based on geography)

Thursday after 6pm is 10 for everyone

Its a family from this city that love The Dali and criate this place to show It.

On their site.

2 to 3 hours.

Hey Lola, The Museum offers discounted admission of $10 for adults/seniors/students and $8 for children on Thursday evenings from 5-8pm. You can find more information on special offers at https://thedali.org/visit/.

https://thedali.org/museum-hours/

They have a will hears

Across street is a park on the water, lovely.

I really font know but there is a student and group discount. Call them

It is available on Google Books and Amazon if what you're looking for is Dali. His self-titled book written in 1968.

Yes there is, with ID.

Question in english please

Yes

They are open from 10 till 17:30

Maybe 24 $

Easy journey from either place and VERY worthwhile visiting. Ideally park at the Al Laing Stadium to save yourself both a queue and $5

That depend on how much you like or enjoy arts.

No

Go Thursday after 5pm and it costs $10

You could call or check put their website for show times.

And

Yes, they permit strollers and wheelchairs.

No

Tickets are $10 after 5 on Thursdays

They have group tours and audio tours.

Yes !

If it a Dali Sketch, I would contact the museum directly.

10am-5:30pm every day except Thursday when they stay open late until 8pm

Special fashion exhibit entitled "Daring Fashion-Dali and Schiaparelli".

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