Public
Shows
All tickets must be purchased in advance.
No at the door tickets at this time.
Refunds are only applicable if Drake must close the facility.
Cleaning procedures take place before and after each show.
Upcoming Shows:
December 2nd:
1pm-2pm: Destination Space
2pm-3pm: Magic Globe
3pm-4pm: Let it Snow
December 9th:
1pm-2pm: Sky Quest
2pm-3pm: Back to the Moon
3pm-4pm: Celestial Christmas
December 16th:
1pm-2pm: Two Small Pieces of Glass
2pm-3pm: Let It Snow
3pm-4pm: Destination Space
December 23rd:
1pm-2pm: One World, One Sky
2pm-3pm: Let it Snow
3pm-4pm: Celestial Christmas
ECLIPSE GLASSES AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT ALL SHOWS
Celestial Christmas:
Enjoy a Christmas light show that is sure to bring the entire family Christmas joy! This show features 16 songs to fill you with cheer, including holiday classics, some new hits, and a few fun oddities, all set to stunning 4k visuals in a festival of Christmas splendor
Let It Snow:
A treat for the eyes and ears, featuring festive full-dome video images choreographed to classic Christmas music. Enjoy seasonal tunes by Frank Sinatra, Chuck Berry, Burl Ives and Brenda Lee, and a finale by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. This fun animated show will have kids, parents and grandparents humming or singing along to some of the classics associated with the holiday season. This show is both fun and suitable for any age.
Destination Solar System:
Space Express Tours—the first tour company in deep space—offers a variety of adventures including its most popular trip, Destination Solar System. This out-of-this world jaunt takes place on board the fastest ship in the Space Express fleet and is the only vehicle equipped with Space Jump™ technology.
In Destination Solar System, passengers will travel hundreds of millions of miles in just seconds on an adventure-filled tour led by Jesse, an enthusiastic, knowledgeable—but inexperienced—tour guide, and Max, a highly advanced, fully-integrated onboard computer. Tours of the hottest hot spots and the coldest, stormiest and most spectacular sights in the Solar System await curious space explorers of all ages.
One World, One Sky. Big Bird's Adventure
Follow Sesame Street's Big Bird and Elmo as they explore the night sky with Hu Hu Zhu, a Muppet from Zhima Jie, the Chinese co-production of Sesame Street. Together, they take an imaginary trip from Sesame Street to the moon, where they discover how different it is from Earth.
One World, One Sky is a brilliant spectacle of light and color as the furry friends watch the stars twinkle over Sesame Street. Children attending the show can interact as they watch, drawing constellations and counting the time it takes the sun to set. The show aims to nurture a child's natural sense of wonder about the night sky while forging cross-cultural connections, and bridging kids across nations through a common bond in learning about the sky together.
Back to the Moon:
A program sponsored by Google, review our lunar exploration past and then learn about current efforts to return to the Moon..
"In case you haven’t heard, the Moon is trending again… and in a big way. Like in the glory days of the 1960s and 1970s, our big white space neighbor is enjoying the attention of lunar explorers. Only this time, they’re going back to the moon for good."
Two Small Pieces of Glass:
The Amazing Telescope
While looking through the astronomer’s telescope, the students, along with the planetarium audience, explore the Galilean Moons, Saturn’s rings, and spiral structure of galaxies. During their conversation with the astronomer, they also learn about the discoveries of Galileo, Huygens, Newton, Hubble and many others.
Sky Quest:
Come along with a young woman on her personal quest to find a special place in the night sky, from her childhood adventures on Mars (via a cardboard rocket), to the discovery of her “birthday star” that led her to become an astronomer and build a mountain observatory to further her lifelong fascination with the heavens. She shares her telescope views of the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn with us; points out stars and constellations; and encourages everyone to make the time to look up, even if stargazing in urban areas with light pollution. »Sky Quest« is an entertaining and educational exploration of the night sky that appeals to family members of all ages.
Magic Globe:
On vacation at her grandpa’s, a little girl named Mia accidentally discovers a mysterious piece of astronomical machinery. Edmund, Mia’s eccentric uncle, tricks the girl into using the tool’s secret powers to change the world’s seasons. She realizes the consequences of what they are going to do, but Edmund doesn’t want to let the plan go.