With two floors of hands-on interactive exhibits, the UK’s largest standalone planetarium and a wide-ranging events programme, the charity is a regional …
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Feb 26, 2025
We were greeted my a member of staff at the car park who checked we had paid and told us to drive towards the end and another member of staff who show us a space, unfortunately no staff member was th…Full review by angel_w_20142014
Feb 19, 2025
We enjoyed the experience but felt there could be improvements The astronomers in the planetarium was a little advanced even for us and a 9 year old could have viewed something a little more excitin…Full review by Jean D
Feb 16, 2025
I came here with the disability charity I belong to and very much enjoyed the exhibits, the planetarium and the slime show. However, the range of panini flavours was very poor, and did not include h…Full review by GrandTour62647034552
I'm not sure youre able to do that since the show is part of the whole museum and is booked on time slots after you have booked a ticket for entering the museum.
Can I just confirm that children and adults are the same price? It feels a bit steep for a 3 year old!
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If you purchase your ticket more than 3 days before you are due to visit the tickets are £9 excluding gift aid. Unfortunately only 0-2 fit into the other price bracket.
We’re going to book general admission tickets in advance online. Can we purchase tickets for the planetarium on the day (subject to availability) if we decide we’d like to see a show?
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Yes you can. The ticket advisor asked if we wanted to go in there when we bought our tickets. I hope you enjoy it. We really enjoyed the film.
Depends on the two year old really. If they like pressing buttons and stuff there might be enough to keep them amused but it really is more suitable for nursery / early years and up.
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