What is the duration of the show?

The performance lasts approximately 1 hora.

How do I get my tickets?

Tickets are collected in person the same day, from 30 to 5 minutes before the event; seating is assigned when you pick them up.

Is the venue accessible for wheelchairs?

The performance space is accessible for wheelchairs, but restrooms are not adapted; contact organizers by WhatsApp after booking to arrange space.

What is the maximum group size?

The hall accommodates a maximum of 40 people, keeping the experience intimate and interactive.

Can I change or cancel my booking?

Once confirmed, changes and cancellations are not accepted; the venue enforces a no-change, no-cancellation policy.

Are food and drink available?

The venue offers beer and gluten-free appetizers; parents may also bring snacks if appropriate for the audience.

Científicamente Mágica — Science and Magic Kids Show in Madrid

Científicamente Mágica - Magia infantil in Madrid is a one-hour children’s show that blends hands-on science, music and classic sleight-of-hand. Performed by the maga Dream, the show transforms a small accessible theater near the Delicias metro into a lab-stage where illusions and experiments double as performance. The hall seats a maximum of 40 people, so every child frequently becomes a participant rather than a passive observer.

Onstage, expect quick, safe science demonstrations repackaged as magic: fizzing reactions, optical illusions, and musical cues drive each trick. The production emphasizes participation—kids are invited to help with props, solve simple puzzles, and take center stage for brief, supervised moments—so energy and laughter are constant. Lighting and sound are staged for close-up viewing rather than a large auditorium: prime spots are front-center, where you can see the mechanisms and your child’s face at once.

Practical details matter. The show runs one hora; tickets are collected the same day, from 30 to 5 minutes before the start, and seating is assigned by order of purchase when you pick up your tickets. The performance space is accessible for wheelchairs, though restrooms are not adapted; if you need wheelchair arrangements, organizers ask you to contact them by WhatsApp after booking so they can prepare space. The nearest metro is Delicias, making public transit the easiest way to arrive.

What makes this experience stand out in Madrid’s family scene is its hybrid approach: it’s as much an educational micro-lab as it is a magic show. For parents who want meaningful, screen-free engagement and small-group attention, the format delivers memorable moments without the sensory overload of bigger venues. The show's low capacity keeps interactions personal and helps shy children try new roles in a gentle, structured way.

Bring expectations for a live, interactive event—children’s reactions often become as entertaining as the tricks. Snacks and a small selection of beer and gluten-free appetizers are available, but the venue recommends arriving early to collect tickets. Note the no-change, no-cancellation policy on confirmed bookings and the venue's seat-assignment process.

Because capacity is limited to a small audience, performances often sell out on weekends and during school holidays, so check availability early and collect tickets at the box office the day of the show. Parents like the compact length—one hour keeps attention engaged without overstaying—and the interactive format that encourages confidence-building. A brief post-show recognition of young helpers ensures every child departs with a concrete, shareable memory of taking part. Bring a light layer and use Metro Delicias station.

Científicamente Mágica — Science and Magic Kids Show in Madrid

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