30 minutes, ages 7 and up
Ring world
Leave Earth, cross the asteroid belt and fly through the ice of Saturn's rings, then land on Titan, a moon with lakes of liquid gas and rain that falls in slow motion.
The story
What happens in the show
- 01
Launch
Count down with the whole dome, then lift off from a launch pad drawn from real rockets.
- 02
Through the rings
Each ring is made of billions of pieces of ice, some as small as sugar and some as big as a bus.
- 03
Landing on Titan
Thick orange haze, hills of ice, and methane lakes. We imagine what it would feel like to stand there.
Facts
In numbers
- 30minutes
- 1.4bnkm to Saturn
- 146known moons
- 2shows a day
Who it is for
Good for
Seats recline, the sound is warm rather than loud, and the presenter checks in with the audience every few minutes. Under 3s may sit on a lap for free.
Tickets
Prices
Adult add-on
₦3,500
On top of a day ticketChild add-on
₦2,500
Ages 3 to 15Example prices. Members see every show free.
From the show
Stills from the dome. Tap a photo to see it larger.
Questions about Ring world
Will my child be scared?
The lights dim slowly and the presenter talks the whole way through. If anyone needs a break, the exit is lit in soft red and staff will help.
Is it the same every time?
The story is the same, but every audience asks different questions, so no two shows end the same way.
Can schools book it?
Yes. It links to the Basic Science and Physics curriculum, and teachers get a free worksheet pack.
