Museum of Illusions Madrid combined tickets

Which Museum of Illusions Madrid combo to book

The Museum of Illusions is a short, hands-on visit, so it's usually the add-on to something bigger.

Families with a rainy day. Museum of Illusions Madrid + Wax Museum Madrid is the most booked pair. Both are indoor, both take an hour or two, and you can do them on the same afternoon.

Animal lovers. Zoo Aquarium Madrid + Museum of Illusions is the best-rated of the bigger pairs. Plan the zoo for a full morning in Casa de Campo and the illusions later. Faunia Nature Park and Atlantis Aquarium bundles exist too; both are further from the centre, so check how you'll get there.

Thrill-seekers. Parque de Atracciones Madrid + Museum of Illusions adds the amusement park, also in Casa de Campo. The Madrid Family Fun Pass bundles the zoo, the park and the museum with an audio guide app, but its reviews are few and mixed.

Football fans. Santiago Bernabéu Stadium + Museum of Illusions covers Real Madrid's stadium museum. Atlético de Madrid: Self-Guided Tour + Museum of Illusions is the choice for the other side of the city's rivalry.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

The two-part bundles are priced around five percent below their parts, and each ticket shows the saving. The family pass is sold as one product, so its value is getting three entries in one order rather than a clear discount.

How the tickets work

You pay once and receive a separate ticket for each attraction, usually on your phone. Check whether each part asks for a date or time slot, and check opening days for the zoo and the amusement park, which can vary by season. Cancellation follows the bundle, so read the conditions on the booking page, or see how combo tickets work.

Every bundle in the city, including the Royal Palace and Parque Warner, is on Madrid combo tickets.