Mundopixar Recenzje 

A beautiful experience ruined by its obsession with photographs.

The sets are absolutely beautiful. Seeing the worlds of our favourite Pixar films brought to life should have been a magical experience, particularly for a young child.

Unfortunately, the reality was deeply disappointing.

What is presented as an immersive experience feels more like an elaborate collection of photo opportunities. Almost everywhere, there are signs telling visitors not to touch anything, accompanied by camera symbols. The spaces are designed to be photographed rather than explored.

And the behaviour this encourages is extraordinary. Adults queue up to pose for pictures, while children who are genuinely enchanted by these imaginary worlds, who simply want to spend time in them and experience the magic, end up getting in everyone’s way.

I found myself watching people and wondering whether they had really come all this way simply to queue for photographs.

The saddest part is that a child who actually wants to engage with the experience as a child naturally would is made to feel like an inconvenience.

There is nothing wrong with creating beautiful photo opportunities. But there is something fundamentally wrong with presenting an attraction as an immersive experience without making it clear just how restricted that immersion actually is.

The organisers need to be much more honest about what visitors are paying for. Had the nature of the experience been clearly explained, we could have made an informed decision about whether it was suitable for our family.

Beautiful production, deeply disappointing concept.

Paid for 4 tickets, only 3 of us was able to attend for personal reasons.
A member of their staff advised “dont worry i wont scan the 4th ticket and if you email on the website you can get a refund” i was not actually interested in a refund I asked to move it to another date and purchase more tickets as we wanted to return.
However pixar refused, happy to take the money though
Gift shop was very over priced aswell

I initially gave it great reviews all over social media and I have now removed them as they dont deserve the credit

I would’ve rated Mundo Pixar as zero if possible. The fact children are supposed to identify what they can or cannot touch is ridiculous, staff repeating sit down, don’t touch etc, not even giving children a moment to hear and process the information, while groups of people are looked at as if they need to hurry on through the rooms and are an inconvenience.

All this with a premium price tag, I’m sad to say I would never recommend this place to anyone, we had looked forward to it but it’s the only experience we had a negative experience with across our entire trip.

We went here in the Easter school break we wish we had read the reviews before booking as it is everything that the reviews say.overpriced for stationary 3ft tall figures,not allowed to touch anything just take photos,the separate rooms play different music depending on what film you’re in but because it’s only separated by a curtain it’s a mixture of all the music not very pleasant to hear.like others have said we had to slow down to feel like we had a monies worth but we could have got through in 20 mins, the kids just look aimlessly at the figures absolutely no interaction or immersive.For a family of 5 it costs us just under £250 also you can’t park on site so it’s a challenge to find parking nearby,by the time we add in lunch and parking we spent £300 for 2 hours ‘entertainment’ please do not waste your money

I visited pixar experience with my grandson of one, who was very excited to see all the rooms, the rooms were well lit and staff numbers were good, they were friendly and helpful, however I think it is overpriced for my overall impression, some of the rooms I thought were not really impressive, I wouldnt go again as it hasn't left a really good impression unlike other experiences I have been on. The gift shop was ridiculously overpriced, they toys so much cheaper in other retail outlets, adding extra strain on parents who have already paid an overpriced entry fee.

Visited Mundo Pixar at Wembley Park with the family, and while the experience had its highlights, I feel the overall value doesn’t quite match up to the ticket price.

First off, the location is a bit tricky to find. It's on the opposite side of Wembley Park from where all the other attractions and shops are. Satnav will get you there, but be prepared for a bit of wandering around. Once you're inside, the 14 different Pixar-themed sets are pretty good! They’re clean, well-maintained, and offer decent interactive elements. It’s fun for all ages if you take your time, but if you rush through, you’ll miss the point of the experience. You can easily blast through it in about 30 minutes if you're just snapping photos, but honestly, it’s meant to be enjoyed at a slower pace to really take it all in.

That said, the experience just doesn’t feel worth the price tag. Tickets are double what they should be for what’s offered. If you really want to make the most of it, take your time in each set, or else you'll feel like you’ve been short-changed.

The gift shop at the end was another disappointment. It's not just overpriced, it's also stocked with some seriously low-quality merchandise. You’ll find Loungefly-a-like bags for the same price as the real deal, plush toys that are triple the price of what you’d pay in Disneyland Paris, and clothing that’s of poor quality materials. It feels like a blatant cash grab. Sure, parents will probably end up buying something, but it’s hard not to feel a little ripped off.

All in all, Mundo Pixar has potential, but it’s clear they’re charging far more than the experience is worth. If you’ve got kids who are obsessed with Pixar, it’s a fun way to spend a couple of hours, but don’t expect much value for your money. Definitely not something I’d rush to recommend unless they make some serious improvements to both the experience and the pricing.