Museum of space history

An absolutely wonderful experience! The tickets were good value and the surroundings beautiful. Who would have thought my kids would sit through a thirty minute narrated documentary about dark matter? Well, they did and I didn't hear a peep out of them throughout, except the odd wow"! The Planetarium is modern

The seating is very uncomfortable. The corner seats are such a pain. And the show is good for kids and parents accompanying them. But if u are an adult looking for an awesome experience, skip it. Look for something with a good screen resolution.By the way, the astronomer, Dr. Greg Brown was hilarious and amazing. Great diction and quite knowledgeable.

Well, the seating sucks. Straight up ridiculous.Unless you're in the middle of course.There's seating at the end, where you can't even look up, you have to turn your neck uncomfortably around, might as well bring a pillow. Or come way before the show starts.The people there were very polite and helpful, I've been here before but I sat in the middle then.I honestly don't even understand WHY the corner seats are there.And you have to put force into leaning back in the seats, would be great if there were something like a lever to hold the sear in place when you're leaning backwards.Order in advance, but you can also just buy tickets there.The gift shop have a variation of space trinkets and some books, prices good.Helpfull staff and signs all around.Only reason I don't rate this a 3, is because of the staff.

I went as a child and brought my 8 and 13 year old today. Greg was FANTASTIC and gripped the kids straight away. He was funny and SO informative. My daughter asked a question about atoms at the end and he didn’t dodge it at all. It was further than I realised which was a bit stressful before as we didn’t quite leave enough time being non Londoners but well worth it.

This new building at Jodrell is brilliant, we attended the dome show and the history of Jodrell bank in the new immersive planetarium style room. Highly recommend the £6 ticket per adult for the shows.In the Light Pavilion you will find information about the History of the Lovell telescope and other radio telescopes in the UK and how they work together to boost their signals.Informative audio logs are present on the yellow chairs which made a nice little break from all the reading.

My visit to the Greenwich Planetarium for the bilingual show in Portuguese with Tania and Priscila was nothing short of amazing. The experience was a perfect blend of education and entertainment. Tania and Priscila were fantastic and made the entire show engaging and informative for the audience. Their passion for astronomy shone through, and their bilingual presentation was incredibly helpful .The visuals and content of the show were captivating, and I left with a greater appreciation for the universe around us. The Greenwich Planetarium provided a comfortable and immersive environment, and the entire experience was truly memorable.I highly recommend visiting the Greenwich Planetarium and catching a show with Tania and Priscila. It's an experience that both educates and inspires, and I can't wait to return for another visit. Thank you for an incredible experience.

(Review for Ted's Space Adventure" under 7s show

The planetarium experience is great, worth the walk up the hill, If you have a pram or want a gentler slope from the bottom of the hill follow the road up.

Great Pink Floyd experience in the Planetarium

We went to see a really great show at the Planetarium recently but it was a little disappointing as it was so short, only 30 minutes in length. For the price that you pay, 1 hour would be much better value although I appreciate the staff narrate it but that could be audio-recorded and automated to save on costs. Other than that's it's well worth a visit and hope to come back again soon to explore the rest of the Royal Observatory and the surrounding park.