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Film Club - Dinosaur

Join us for a prehistoric adventure as Dinosaur stomps onto the big screen, part of our summer season in the UK’s largest planetarium.
  • 9th Aug 2026
  • Morning Screening
  • Café/Bar Open
  • Cinema Experience, Space Setting
  • Limited tickets available
  • Cert - PG

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Dinosaurs look out over a large green expanse and lake
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Start your morning with a gentle giant of a family film at the National Space Centre.
As part of our Dinosaur summer programme, our Film Club celebrates all things dinosaur with big-screen favourites shown in the UK’s largest planetarium.
Perfect for families and younger audiences, these early screenings offer a relaxed, welcoming way to enjoy classic adventures together.

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Lemurs in Dinosaur movie
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Dinosaur

Set 65 million years ago, DINOSAUR tells the compelling story of Aladar, an iguanodon who is separated from his own kind and raised by a clan of lemurs, including the wisecracking Zini and the compassionate Plio.

Two large dinosaurs under rain and lightning in the Dinosaur movie
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Times

  • 09:00 – doors open for café
  • 09:30 – planetarium doors open
  • 09:45 – film starts
  • 11:07 – film ends 

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Two girls waiting to depart on the Tharsis spacecraft looking at a screen with the sun on
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Why not add...

a day out at the award winning National Space Centre?

The screening does not include entry to the exhibition and galleries, so why not book to add a visit?

If you have an Annual Pass just make sure you have booked in advance to guarantee entry, and if you don't have an Annual Pass remember that buying a day pass is automatically upgraded to a FREE Annual Pass!

Tickets & Passes

FAQs

PG - PG stands for Parental Guidance. This means a film is suitable for general viewing, but some scenes may be unsuitable for young children. A PG film should not unsettle a child aged around eight or older. Parents should consider whether the content may upset younger, or more sensitive, children.

There are 400 car parking spaces available on site and there is a bus stop to the 54 route within a few minutes’ walk of the Centre (please check times on their website). 

No, the screening is hosted in the UK’s largest planetarium.

No, all tickets are non-refundable and non-transferrable.

Free Carer tickets can be booked with any disabled ticket purchased for Film Club. If you have any access needs just add them upon check out when booking and we can reserve wheelchair spaces and/or accessible seating (situated at the rear of the Planetarium with easy access to all emergency exits). You will need to bring proof of PIP/DLA on the night for the free Carer ticket.

No, this movie was not made to be projected in a fulldome format, but we will be using our huge cinema screen in the dome.