Cybermen is referential and not at the Wellington exhibition.
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The TARDIS lands in Wellington for Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder. Visitors can explore the science behind the global hit series, coming face to face with iconic characters and discovering worlds visited on screen.
Hosted at Tākina Wellington Convention and Exhibition Centre, it’s the exhibition’s first time outside the UK.
GENERAL TICKETS
RELAXED VIEWING SESSIONS
SCHOOLS OFFER
There is so much for students to explore, interact with and learn at the Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder exhibition.
School groups can book via Ticketmaster by emailing groups@ticketmaster.co.nz
- $40.00 for 5 students and 1 supervising adult.
- Additional students at $8.00 each.
- 1 supervising adult at no charge per 5 students. Additional adults at standard adult ticket price - $29.90
- Valid for primary, intermediate and secondary schools
About The Exhibition
Don’t miss an extraordinary journey through time and space as the TARDIS touches down in Wellington for the Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder: Where Science Meets Fiction exhibition, that explores the science behind the global hit BBC television series.
Fans will come face to face with iconic characters and explore on-screen worlds spanning the show’s rich history, as well as diving into scientific concepts like time travel - unravelling the mystery of why the TARDIS is bigger on the inside.
But that’s not all! The Monster Vault awaits, where visitors can encounter many of the Doctor’s alien adversaries and discover their intriguing connections to real-world science.
For 60 years, Doctor Who has captivated audiences in over 50 countries, amassing a global fan base. Hosted at the Tākina Wellington Convention and Exhibition Centre, this exhibition runs for five months starting June 1, 2024 - marking its first departure from UK shores.
Explore The Exhibition
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Exhibition FAQs
Are Children under 5 free?Is food or drink permitted in the exhibition?Are there any pass-outs from the exhibition?Are there toilets/bathroom facilities available?What times are first and final entry?Is there a time limit to view the exhibition?*unless otherwise stated on the day.
Are there any relaxed viewing sessions available?Additional sessions are at 3.40pm and 4pm Sunday 23 June, plus 3.40pm and 4pm Sunday 22 September.
Meaning: Reduced light and sound stimulation within the exhibition for greater accessibility needs = lights are on without effects, and sounds effects will be lowered.
Do children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian?What are Flexi Tickets?
Location
Takina Wellington Convention and Exhibition Centre
50 Cable Street, Te Aro, Wellington
www: www.takina.co.nz
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