Description
Looking for the best things to do with kids in Camden? Space Explorers: The ISS Experience London is an immersive virtual reality exhibition that transports families 250 miles above Earth into a full-scale 3D simulation of the International Space Station.
Standard adult ticket prices start from £27.00 and child ticket prices start from £20.00, with family bundles and group discounts also available for booking. Hosted at Eclipso London, this cutting-edge attraction uses state-of-the-art VR headsets to let visitors float through space, experience microgravity, and view breathtaking panoramas of our planet captured by actual astronauts.
If you are looking for the best place for a day out with family and kids to explore the wonders of outer space through next-generation technology, this breathtaking virtual journey delivers an unforgettable adventure.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: Yes
Features
What makes Space Explorers: The ISS Experience unique?
- An authentic virtual reality recreation built from actual footage filmed in microgravity by astronauts living aboard the International Space Station.
- Free-roaming immersive technology that lets visitors walk through precise 3D modules of the space station while wearing advanced VR headsets.
- Exclusive astronaut perspectives offering an intimate look at the daily routines, scientific experiments, and sleeping quarters of orbital crew members.
- A stunning Earth-gazing finale providing a powerful, high-resolution view of our planet from 250 miles above.
Top 5 Highlights
- How realistic is the virtual reality module walkthrough? Stepping inside the 3D replica of the space station gives families an authentic feel of tight corridors, scientific equipment, and living quarters floating in orbit.
- What do visitors experience during the microgravity simulation? Cutting-edge visuals create a sensation of weightlessness, helping children understand how astronauts float, move, and anchor themselves while working.
- Why is the Earth-gazing room a crowd favorite? Looking down through the virtual cupola window offers a magnificent panoramic view of oceans, continents, and weather patterns glowing against the blackness of space.
- What can you learn about daily life on the space station? Up-close documentary segments highlight how astronauts eat, exercise on specialized equipment, and handle everyday hygiene in zero gravity.
- How do spacewalk views capture children's imaginations? Immersive clips showcase the immense scale of the cosmos as crew members conduct exterior maintenance high above the curve of the Earth.
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