Aqua Adventures – Perfect Little Planet
Recommended 5-12 years
Splash into an adventure at Stardome these autumn school holidays.
Catch the planetarium show Perfect Little Planet then head into the Space Room to explore the world of water and ice through interactive experiments and activities. Play with our water bending experiment, climb aboard the seesaw to find out if you’re heavier than water, experience what life and water look like on Jupiter and Saturn’s moons using VR headsets and explore alien ice water. That’s only the tip of the iceberg of all the fun activities waiting for you!
If the weather is fine, we will head outside and launch water-powered rockets. Suitable for ages 5 -12 years. Don’t forget to book because it’s going to be a blast.
All session times feature the same Space Room experiments and activities. The planetarium shows will vary as –
- 10m & 1pm – Planetarium show Perfect Little Planet
- 2pm – Planetarium show We Are Aliens (book this session here)
Tickets
Please choose a session from the list below to buy tickets securely online. Bookings essential.
Adult/Senior– $10
Child (3-16 years) – $12
Please note you must arrive at least 15 minutes before the show. Late entry is strictly prohibited. If you arrive late, we can swap your tickets for another session time, but we cannot offer refunds. Children under three years of age are free. If they who would like their own seat, the $12 child ticket applies.
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