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To the right are the most common questions we get asked about our planetarium. If you have any questions not shown, please do not hesitate to ask us

Although remote planetarium shows are nowhere near as awesome as lives one we do realise that these are difficult times. In response, we now do remote shows if requested via zoom. Please see our online show page.

Ideally 7x7m with 4.3m of head height. We do have smaller domes for smaller schools that need 6x6m with 3m height, but we need to know in advance so we bring the right one. Please measure carefully.

We need access to two normal power supplies within 15m.

Yes. Our Public Liability Certificate as available on request.

Our Risk Assessment as available on request.

Our staff have enhanced DBS certificates. Additional child protection measures can be found in our risk assessment.

  • For early years, we suggest 15 mins.
  • For KS1, we suggest 20 mins.
  • For lower KS2, we suggest 30 mins.
  • For upper KS2 and KS3, we suggest 45 mins.
  • For KS4, KS5, and adult shows, we suggest an hour.

Please allow for a minimum of 10 minutes between shows.

We ask for 45 minutes to 1 hour (depending on planetarium size) at either end of the day for setup and take down. 30 minutes for setup and take down is also necessary if there is a need to use the space for lunch. Help is always welcome.

Yes – but we try to avoid it as it reduce the time we are doing shows. However, we can do a partial deflation which reduced the dome size a lot and save time.

No. We no longer operate outside due to changes in regulation and increased costs.

We generally ask that children have to be over 4 for public events.

Just email us with some dates. Once we have agreed on date we will send you a booking form. Once the form is accepted by us your booking is secure.

No, we do a fixed price service.

Yes, we can but there is an extra cost.

We do not ask for a deposit but please see the booking form for T&C regarding cancellation.

All our domes seat a maximum of 35 people.

At maximum, we can do seven sessions in a day with a single dome. It will be fewer than this if we have to take down the dome for lunch.