Natalia Crea

Nice little museum. One can tell it has been built with love and passion. Although, I was expecting more, maybe some more videos and pictures from nowadays rather than being so focused on the founding of the team. Which, don't get me wrong, it's great to know about and it's told in a very dramatic Netflix way, making it pretty interesting, just wish they would update it a little bit.
Tickets are 9€ unless you are a student, then it's 7€.

Nice airport. Small but with all kind of stores and places to drink/eat.
Toilets are clean and most of them have a water fountain at the entrance, which is great to refill your bottle or just have a drink.
There's a playground at the B gates section (UK).
Plenty of charging stations.
Staff was friendly and helpful from security check to boarding gate.
Queues move quickly.

Loved it! There's nothing better than an interactive museum where one can learn, play and have fun all in one!
Entrance is free which is also great.

There are some exhibitions and workshops that aren't free and also a planetarium which costs 3€.

I would recommend to get your tickets in advance if you are interested in visiting the planetarium as it does get full pretty quick, specially on the weekends.

If you are adults going by yourself and can avoid the weekends, I would say: avoid them! You are gonna get stuck behind lots of kids trying out the experiments and won't let you play as much as you want. So take care of your inner child and visit the museum during the week.

There are lockers to leave your belongings if you wish to, just be aware some keys don't have number tags so you will have to remember the number. It might sound obvious (we thought so too) but then we saw a few people trying to open every locker as they couldn't remember their number.

All in all: a great museum!