Salvador Dalí Museum Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Salvador Dalí Museum. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Guided St. Pete Sightseeing Tour in Deluxe Street Legal Golf Cart

• E-Bike Guided Tour Downtown St. Pete: Sights and Murals

• St. Petersburg Scenic Segway Tour

For adults, tickets are US$32, youth ages 6–12 pay US$12, and museum members and kids under 5 enter for free. For tickets with the Dome Add-On option, know that you’ll pay an extra US$15 per show, per person. For discounted pricing details, check on the website directly.

Depending on your interest level and availability, experiencing the Dalí Museum can take anywhere from 1–2 hours for a quicker visit to 3–4 hours if you’re looking to explore more in-depth. If you’re interested in joining an organized tour of the museum, they last around an hour and cover the museum’s permanent collection.

Yes, photography is allowed inside the Dalí Museum, as long as it’s for personal (and not commercial) use. While footage shot on personal smartphones is generally fine, note that tripods, flash photography, and selfie sticks are not allowed, and you’ll want to check for specific signage for rules surrounding special exhibits.

Yes, stopping at the Salvador Dalí Museum is worth it when you’re visiting St. Petersburg. If you’re especially interested in art and surrealism you’ll enjoy the expansive collection of Salvador Dalí’s works, and you can even take part in immersive virtual reality experiences offered at the museum.

Yes, the Salvador Dalí Museum is accessible, and offers a number of ADA accessible parking spots on-site. Other accessibility features include ramp entry into the building, wheelchairs available to borrow, and closed captioning for films. Service animals are also welcome inside the museum. For specific accessibility needs be sure to check on the website directly.