EXHIBIT – Acrobatics, Dance & Art

EXHIBIT is interesting because it takes the old-school variety-show idea and runs it through a modern filter, with acrobatics, dance, and a cutting-edge soundtrack all driving the same show. The setting helps too. You start at the historic House of Son Amar, then step into a theatre experience that feels like it was designed from the first second to keep you watching.

I love the way the show blends high-level physical performance with tight choreography instead of treating them like separate acts. The music is also a key part of the pacing, so the energy stays consistent rather than jumping track-to-track.

One thing to consider: the timing can be confusing. Your meeting time is listed as 9:00 pm, but the main show starts later, around 10:15 pm, with a brief 9:00 pm light and water moment along the way.

Key highlights to know before you go

• House of Son Amar arrival: a 16th-century courtyard setup before the theatre time
• 9:00 pm fountain show: a short light and water moment that sets the mood
• Hall of Fountains, Bellagio-style: a dramatic pre-show fountain segment
• World-class variety-show vibe: acrobatics plus dance in a single streamlined flow
• Modern sound design: the soundtrack helps carry the action and the transitions
• Taxi hassle after: getting a cab right after can mean a long wait

House of Son Amar: the pre-show that makes the night feel special

If you only think about EXHIBIT as the theatre show, you miss half the point. The evening is staged like a mini journey, starting at the House of Son Amar, a historic landmark in Mallorca that already looks like it belongs on a postcard. Even before performers take the stage, you get that feeling of class and culture.

You’ll be guided through the venue and start your evening in a 16th-century courtyard where you can relax with a cocktail. This matters, because it makes the start of the show feel social, not rushed. It also gives you a chance to settle in before you move deeper into the experience.

Next comes the Hall of Fountains. Here, you get a spectacular fountain show that is described as reminiscent of the famous Las Vegas Bellagio. Even if you have never been to Las Vegas, you’ll likely recognize the style: lighting, water movement, and stage-like timing that builds anticipation.

The show itself: acrobatics, dance, and a soundtrack that controls the pace

Once you’re escorted to your seat in the Grand Theatre, the entertainment starts without you having to guess what’s next. EXHIBIT is built around daring acrobatics and spellbinding choreography, tied together with a modern, cutting-edge soundtrack. In plain terms, it’s a show where movement and music are doing the same job: keeping you locked in.

What I like about this format is that it doesn’t feel like a pile of unrelated acts. The performances are presented as one connected experience, with transitions that feel planned rather than tacked on. That’s where the modern version of the classic variety-show idea works. You still get the variety, but it feels intentional.

The acrobatic elements are the obvious draw. But the dance and staging are what turn it from impressive to memorable. Instead of “watch this amazing trick,” you also get “watch how the whole piece flows.” The choreography keeps giving you new patterns to follow while the soundtrack supports the rhythm of the room.

Timing tips: the 9:00 pm start, the 10:15 show, and the 2-minute moment

This is the one practical detail you should treat like a rule. Your start time is listed as 9:00 pm, but the main show begins closer to 10:15 pm. On top of that, there’s a 2-minute light and water show at 9:00 pm.

So what should you do with this information? Arrive early enough that you are not standing around stressed. If you only show up right at 9:00 pm, you’ll still be there for the short light and water moment, but you’ll likely feel rushed during the rest of the evening. If you arrive more comfortably ahead, you’ll have time for the courtyard cocktail and the fountain sequence before the theatre doors open.

Also, read the timing as a “start your evening at 9:00 pm” instruction, not “the main show starts at 9:00 pm.” That mindset makes the waiting time feel like part of the show, not a delay.

How long it lasts, and what that means for planning your night

The experience runs about 2 hours. That’s a helpful length for Mallorca planning, because it fits neatly into an evening schedule without stealing your whole day.

Two hours is also just right for this type of performance. Acrobatics and dance can easily get exhausting if the show drags, but a compact runtime usually keeps the intensity high. You get enough time to feel the full arc, without feeling like you sat through a marathon.

If you’re pairing EXHIBIT with dinner, aim for something earlier and nearby. The venue timing builds pressure if you try to squeeze in a long late meal. Think “dinner first, show later,” especially since the theatre start is not until 10:15 pm.

Price and value: what $117 buys you in this setting

EXHIBIT is priced around $117 for roughly a two-hour show. That might sound steep until you look at what’s wrapped into the experience.

You’re not just paying for performers. You’re paying for a full venue production style night: courtyard welcome, a fountain-based pre-show moment, and a theatre performance built around acrobatics, choreography, and soundtrack-driven pacing. The setting itself, the House of Son Amar, is also part of the ticket experience, since the experience is designed around moving through the venue.

Value is also supported by how people rate it. It holds a 4.4 out of 5 average score based on 42 reviews, which is a strong sign the show lands for most buyers. When a show is this production-heavy, a higher score usually means you’re getting the quality you’re paying for, not just a clever idea.

If you’re watching your budget, I’d treat this as a “main night event” rather than something to add on casually. But if you want a high-energy performance evening in a historic Mallorca venue, this price starts to look more reasonable.

Getting there and leaving: the taxi problem at the end

The venue is in Son Amar, and the experience ends with you funneling back out into the night. Here’s the issue to plan for: getting a taxi after the show can be difficult. One review notes a wait close to an hour.

That matters because it changes what “plan your night” means. Don’t treat your ride home like a quick errand. Build in buffer time after the show ends. If you can, consider arranging transport in advance, or plan a short walk or a meal nearby before you try to leave the area.

Also, with a show that starts at 10:15 pm, you’ll likely be competing with everyone else leaving at the same time. That is the simplest reason for longer waits. Your best move is to assume it and plan around it.

Who should book EXHIBIT at Son Amar, and who might skip it

This show is a great fit if you want a performance with physical skill and stagecraft working together. You’ll probably enjoy it most if you like dance, acrobatics, or modern music-driven theatre, not just traditional storytelling.

It’s also a good match for couples and groups who want one shared night activity that feels special. The courtyard welcome and fountain pre-show add to the “make a plan and enjoy the evening” vibe.

If you strongly prefer quiet, seated cultural sightseeing with no performance element, this may not match your style. EXHIBIT is built to be active, loud (in a musical sense), and show-first. But if you like being pulled along by rhythm and movement, it’s the kind of event that can become a trip highlight.

Should you book EXHIBIT in Mallorca?

Book it if you want a high-energy modern performance in a historic venue, and you’re okay treating the evening like an event from 9:00 pm onward. The combination of the Hall of Fountains pre-show, the theatre production, and the acrobatics-dance-soundtrack mix is exactly the sort of night you remember later.

Think twice if you hate waiting. With the main show around 10:15 pm and taxis being hard after, you’ll need patience and a realistic departure plan. If you handle timing and transport well, this is the kind of ticket that can justify itself quickly.

FAQ

What time do I need to arrive for EXHIBIT in Mallorca?

The experience start time is listed as 9:00 pm, with a brief 2-minute light and water show at 9:00 pm. The main show starts later, around 10:15 pm.

How long is EXHIBIT at the House of Son Amar?

The duration is about 2 hours.

Where does the experience take place?

It takes place at the House of Son Amar in Mallorca, Spain. The pre-show includes the courtyard and the Hall of Fountains before the Grand Theatre.

Is admission included in the ticket price?

Yes, an admission ticket is included.

How much does EXHIBIT cost?

The price is listed as $117.

Can I get a taxi easily after the show?

Getting a taxi can be tough right after the show, with at least one review mentioning waiting close to an hour.

Is it accessible for most people?

The information says most travelers can participate.

If you want, tell me where you are staying in Mallorca (Palma, Alcúdia, Sóller, etc.), and I’ll suggest a practical game plan for getting there and building buffer time after the show.