Visitors view a glowing whale projection inside The Dalí Dome.

Surreal Nature

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Surround yourself with wonder with Surreal Nature in The Dalí Dome. A first-of-its-kind collaboration between The Dalí and Arte Museum that transforms the natural world into a fantastical dreamscape of light, movement and sound.

This 30-minute journey invites you to slow down and see nature reimagined—from cascading waterfalls and blooming flowers to lush jungles alive with vibrant color. Designed to be explored from every angle as you move throughout The Dome, each step reveals new details, unexpected connections and moments of wonder.

The internationally-acclaimed Arte Museum—created by Seoul-based digital design and art company d’strict—has redefined immersive exhibitions through the seamless integration of digital art, light and sound, welcoming millions of visitors across eight countries.

For Surreal Nature, Arte Museum worked closely with The Dalí to create a presentation uniquely designed for The Dalí Dome. Presented for the first time in a 360-degree format, this limited-time presentation surrounds guests with ever-changing environments where familiar elements take on extraordinary forms.
Daily: 11:30am, 1:30pm, 3:30pm & 4:30pm
Thu: 6:30pm
$15 add-on to Gallery Admission for all guests

Showtimes: Daily | 11:30am, 1:30pm, 3:30pm & 4:30pm
Thursday night show (with Gallery Admission): Thu | 6:30pm

Tickets: Surreal Nature is a $15 add-on experience to a Gallery Admission ticket for all guests, including members.

The experience has multiple showtimes daily, with limited capacity. Advanced tickets are recommended. Onsite tickets are available during Museum operating hours as space allows. Please arrive by your designated showtime.

Tickets are typically available up to 30 days in advance.

Advisory:
Recommended for ages 6 and up. Surreal Nature involves high-level cinema-quality sound, large scale moving images, theater level lighting, simulations such as flashing lights, and at times loud abrupt sounds, which may affect those susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy, vertigo or other visual sensitivities and motion sickness.


“The natural scenery and sensory media art surround the entire space—pure healing.”

“Lighting, music and visuals harmonized perfectly for total immersion.”

“I was overwhelmed by the incredible sense of immersion from the moment I entered.”