$59 for an adult but we saved $8 for booking online. The penguin feeding, Hagglund rides and storm simulator were the highlights. The rest is like a museum with interesting information. The 4D cinema was nothing special, good if you have kids. The huskies were adorable, but sleepy and kept on very very short ropes.

Thought this place was way too overpriced for what was in there. We spent no more than half an hour in there. Not all that much to do in there, if it wasn’t for the snow storm section we would have been in there for less time..

We can highly recommend it. Seeing little blue penguins and hugging the Huskies are some specials as part of a interesting experience of getting some knowledge about the Antarctica. Stayed nearly 4 hours on a stormy and rainy day. Have a look at book. Me to get a discount for the entry.

I had a really good time. Spent several hours there doing all the activities (ride, cinema...). A little expensive but if it’s raining, don’t hesitate!

Really cool place to visit, enjoyed all the different activities you can do there (4d cinema, artic wind chamber, pet husky, vehicle ride etc), and an educational visit too, would definitely recommend.

Enjoyed before our flight. Fab attraction, penguin feeding was amazing with lots of information. Met huskey dogs also. Lots of info and lots of different things to see and do.

Super attraction! The museum is very well done and there are many things to do: exhibition, explanatory videos, real storm at -8 ° C, film 4D and the must: a ride in all-terrain vehicle! it's worth the price and it's perfect before you fly (it's right next to the airport)

Great to bridge the waiting time at the airport. Interesting actions and a lot of information material (audio guide costs $ 10), even if the price ($ 59 adult) is a bit high.