Queen Heaven

A recorded fulldome music show pairs Queen’s songs and archive performance footage with immersive visuals.

Queen Heaven is a recorded fulldome music programme combining Queen songs with music videos, archive performance footage and immersive visuals. The original show dates from 2001. It includes flashing imagery and motion effects, and contains non-astronomy content. Queen are featured in recordings; this is not a live appearance by the band. National Space Centre, Sir Patrick Moore Planetarium: suitable for ages 12+; under-18s must be accompanied by an adult. Doors open at 18:00, the screening is 19:00–20:30, and the building and bar close at 21:00. The ticket includes the Welcome Hall, café and bar but excludes the main exhibitions and Rocket Tower; outside food and drink are not permitted. Sherwood Observatory: approximately 80 minutes of entertainment, with no presenter talk or Q&A afterwards; for ages 13+ only, with an adult accompanying under-16s. A planetarium ticket does not include the observatory building or telescope. Thinktank, 13 November and 11 December 2026: screenings run 17:30–19:00 and 20:00–21:30. For the first screening, museum doors and the Level 3 bar open at 17:00 and planetarium doors open by 17:25. For the second, museum doors open at 19:30 and planetarium doors by 19:55. There are no trailers; seating is unallocated. Arrive before the screening starts, as late admission may not be possible. Suitable for ages 13+, with under-16s accompanied by an adult. Thinktank lists a descriptive duration of 83 minutes; the published screening windows are 90 minutes.