A planetarium show just for kids! Children can enjoy a guided tour of the current night sky in this immersive dome experience.
The guided tour of the current night sky is followed by a 360° film about 'Little Star', an average yellow star searching for planets of his own to warm and protect. This is a great way to introduce children aged 6-10 to the magic of space, science, and our Solar System!
Audiences sit on the floor so adults may wish to bring a cushion. All children age 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult and babies in arms go free.
Wheelchair users: Please contact host before purchasing tickets so that entry can be arranged accordingly.
Age restrictions: 0+
Adult (adults and children age 12+) | £8 |
Child (children age 11 and younger) | £6 |
Family group (2 adults / 2 children) | £25 |
Concession (registered disabled, registered carers, and NHS workers) | £6.40 |
Student (we may ask to see your ID) | £6.40 |
Family Group (1 adult / 3 children) | £23 |
Senior Citizen | £6.40 |
🚨 Early Bird 20% Off - Adult (adults and children age 12+) | £6.40 |
🚨 Early Bird 20% Off - Child (children age 11 and younger) | £4.80 |
Mario has over two decades experience with digital domes and planetariums, both fixed and mobile. He launched and managed the UK`s first purpose-built digital planetarium (Thinktank Science Museum, Birmingham, 2005-2013); as well as the Glasgow Planetarium, then the UK`s most expensive planetarium (2001-2004). Mario has worked as a consultant for the Guinness Book of World Records Macao Planetarium (China, 2004-2008) and the Peter Harrison Planetarium (London, 2005). Additional planetarium experience includes We The Curious (Bristol, 2000) and Armagh Planetarium (Northern Ireland, 2000-2001). Before that, Mario established and managed one of South Africa's first interactive science centre networks (KwaZuzulwazi in Durban, 1992-1999), as well as a 'simulated' planetarium at the Durban Natural Science Museum (1998-1999).
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