Perfect Little Planet
Greetings Earthlings! A family from another star system is looking for the perfect vacation spot as they travel through our Solar System.
Recommended 4-8 years
Join them and see the Solar System from a distinctly different point of view. Soar over the surface of Pluto, our best known Dwarf Planet. Dive down the ice cliffs of Uranus’ moon Miranda at breath-taking speeds. Sail through the beautiful rings of Saturn and dare the ferocious lightning storms on Jupiter. Which destination would you choose? Explore some of the best-known sights of our Solar System and feel as though you’re actually there. Best of all, no 3D glasses are required!
Following Perfect Little Planet you will take a trip into outer space with a live, family-friendly tour of the night sky exploring the stars above Auckland or a special planetary flyby zooming past Jupiter, Mars, Venus and other Solar System planets.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early for shows. Late entry into the planetarium is not possible once the show has started. Please note those sensitive to motion may experience mild motion uneasiness during this film.
Tickets
Please choose a session from the list below to buy tickets securely online. Recommended 4-8 years. Terms and Conditions can be found here.
Tickets
- Adult – $12
- Child – $10
- Senior/student – $10
- Family (2ads + 3ch) – $40
Bookings essential.
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