For fans of Disney movies like 'Up' (2009), 'Cars' (2006), 'Toy Story' (1995), 'Finding Nemo' (2003), 'InsideOut' (2015), 'Coco' (2017), 'Elemental' (2023), 'Luca' (2021) or 'Monstruos S.A.' (2001), among others, will be able to see their settings and rooms in the exhibition that has been set up in pavilion 5.1 of Ifema in Madrid.
Pixar World is the most immersive exhibition that allows visitors to see the sets of various films in life size. The exhibition allows you to sit next to Carl in the Up room, visit the Mostruos SA factory, feel like Woody or any of his friends in Andy's room, from Toy Stori. There will also be the opportunity to prepare dishes in the kitchen of the Gusteau Restaurant from the movie Ratatouille with Remy.
The exhibition opened its doors on December 5 and will remain in the capital until April 22. It is curated by Disney Pixar Animation Studios and comes to Spain thanks to Ozono Producciones, MP and Proactiv Entertainment. It comes from Brazil, where it was a real success.
According to Jay Ward, creative director of Pixar, "the exhibition creates an experience that allows you to immerse yourself deeply in the stories. You can walk through the films in a richer and more authentic way than ever before." For Nico Renna, CEO of Proactiv Entertainment, "bringing this exhibition to Spain is a step forward, allowing the little ones to put themselves in the shoes of Pixar characters and their settings."
The price of general admission is 17.20 euros for adults and 15.10 euros for people over 65 years of age, children, students or people with functional diversity. There is also the option of purchasing packages (from 12.20 euros if 10 tickets are purchased) or other family tickets, as well as VIP tickets to avoid waiting in lines. Children under 3 years old do not pay, although it is necessary to obtain a ticket. And to get to the venue, you can get there by metro, with the Feria de Madrid stop or by car and park outside or in the parking lot of the Ifema fairgrounds. There are different passes every day from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. to control capacity.
