点评:We really expected more than a white, overlit sterile environment. The collections are spectacular, but the environment is unimaginative. Parking is $10, card only. But they are happy to accept cash in the huge donation box by the front door. Be prepared to have your bag searched (not really a big deal as the gentleman was pleasant and you never know when someone might have bad intentions) Admission is pricey. We never realized how incredibly small some of Dali’s paintings are. They are almost more impressive than the huge ones. There is a lot of security - maybe that is why the ticket price is so high. There is a cafe that we did not try and an enormous store. There are several extra experiences, all at a price. We left, not necessarily in awe of the art, but of the huge cash grab this place seems to be. We look forward to visiting the museums in Spain which look like they will have a more suitable environment.
PS - there are actually signs warning patrons of nudity. Really? Nudity in a museum? I’ve been going to museums with nudity since I was 5 years old and survived.
翻译:我们原本期待的是一个更舒适、更明亮、更缺乏生气的环境。藏品固然精彩,但环境却缺乏创意。停车费10美元,只接受刷卡。不过,他们很乐意接受现金,放在门口巨大的捐款箱里。做好被检查包的准备(其实也没什么大不了的,因为那位先生很和善,而且谁知道会不会有人心怀不轨呢)。门票价格不菲。我们之前从未意识到达利的一些画作竟然如此之小。它们甚至比那些巨幅作品更令人印象深刻。安保措施非常严格——或许这就是门票价格如此高昂的原因吧。馆内有一家咖啡馆,我们没去尝试,还有一个巨大的商店。还有一些额外的体验项目,但都需要付费。我们离开时,并非是被艺术品本身所震撼,而是被这里巨大的敛财氛围所震惊。我们期待着参观西班牙的博物馆,那里的环境看起来会更合适。
附注:居然还有告示警告游客注意裸体。真的吗?博物馆里居然有裸体?我从5岁起就开始去有裸体展品的博物馆,而且活下来了。