Which Oceanogràfic combo to book
Animals all round. Oceanogràfic + Bioparc Valencia is the bundle most visitors pick, with by far the most reviews. You get the largest aquarium in Europe and Valencia's zoo, with a fast-track ticket for Bioparc. They're on opposite sides of the city, so a day each is the relaxed option.
Staying at the City of Arts and Sciences. City of Arts and Sciences Museum + Oceanogràfic keeps everything in one complex, so you walk from building to building. Hemisfèric + Oceanogràfic swaps the museum for the big-screen dome. For the full set, Hemisfèric + Oceanogràfic & Science Museum covers all three.
Families who want both. Bioparc + Oceanogràfic & Science Museum and Bioparc + Oceanogràfic & Hemisfèric add Bioparc to a two-venue City of Arts and Sciences ticket. Plenty for two days.
Football fans. Oceanogràfic + Mestalla Stadium: Guided Visit pairs the aquarium with a tour of Valencia CF's ground.
Seeing the city too. The Valencia Pass bundles the Oceanogràfic, Science Museum, Bioparc, a hop-on hop-off bus and an audio guide app. Simpler bus bundles exist too, with or without the Hemisfèric.
Oceanogràfic of Valencia + Bioparc Valencia
★ 4.7 · 1,016 reviews · from €65.32
Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
Most of these bundles are a little cheaper than the parts bought separately. The saving is modest; the gain is one checkout for two busy attractions. The Valencia Pass is priced as one product, so compare it with the parts you'd actually use.
How the tickets work
You book once and get a separate ticket for each attraction on your phone. Pick a date for each part, and check the time slot for the Hemisfèric, which runs fixed screenings. Cancellation conditions can differ per part, so read them on the booking page.
For more ideas see the Valencia combo tickets, or the Benidorm page for a day further south.