T Terminal shops list puts Exploring the World squarely in the gift/souvenir camp.
This store shows up on Palma de Mallorca Airport’s official retail map for Terminal T, but regulars don’t talk about it on FlyerTalk, Reddit, or review sites. That usually means a standard airport mix: magnets, mugs, soft toys, and PMI-branded trinkets near the main post-security concourse. Prices at similar PMI souvenir shops sit in the €5–€25 range for small gifts, with kids’ toys sometimes nudging past €30.
Exploring the World appears among the general “gift, toy and souvenir” listings, not in the fashion, pharmacy, or duty free sections. That suggests the usual last‑minute presents: keyrings under €10, small Balearic-themed items around €15, and generic travel toys you can hand over on a 2–3 hour flight home. Expect airport markups compared to Palma city shops on Avinguda de Jaume III or in Santa Catalina.
Without real traveller reviews, there’s no standout item or well-known complaint tied to this specific shop. Other PMI souvenir places near T-gates open roughly with the first departures around 05:30–06:00 and tend to close after the last Schengen flights around 22:00–23:00. If you land late from a UK or Germany rotation after 21:00, don’t count on every smaller shop—including this one—still being open.
Practical tip: if your gate in Terminal T is a high 70s or 80s bus gate, walk past it once; note where Exploring the World (and other gift shops) sit along the concourse, then grab your souvenir on the way back after the final boarding call appears on the screen.