Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium

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The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is located in the Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha and is home to the Cosmic Skydome. Enjoy a show or visit …

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Jan 26, 2024
Visited with my young son. It's a great venue considering free admission. Extra for screenings. We went on a Sunday, and there weren't any preschool kids' age programs. It seems those are only availa… Full review by Chamindri B
Oct 13, 2023
Free to enter unless you want to go to one of the special exhibitions. Lots of general knowledge about the planets and history of space travel. We just had a quick look while waiting for the bus ! Full review by andream0402
Aug 6, 2023
There are some many presentations to attend and each one is worth it. One of the highlights it to book in for the night time observatory. I even got to spin the telescope around. Great experience a… Full review by 176stephenn

Questions & answers

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Would it be inappropriate to take a 6 month old to the theatre show?
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i dont think so. when we were there we were the only ones in the theatre.
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Would it be inappropriate to take a 6 month old to the theatre show?
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Not sure I dare answer ... A sleeping 6 month old is no trouble but a crying one may not be appreciated. I don't know if the Planetarium has any guidelines?
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Answer by Sally E · May 9, 2018
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Would it be inappropriate to take a 6 month old to the theatre show?
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Yes it would. It you need to leave the planetarium for any reason you'll disturb everyone else, plus you won't be able to get back in.
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Is there anywhere nearby to eat for a family with kids?
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There is a restaurant in the grounds. Not too bad.
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Do you need to go when its dark?
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No not at all, the shows are conducted inside. If you visit on a nice day, the gardens are lovely to have lunch and a wander through.
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