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BBC Earth Experience

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  1. A giant image of the globe with two people silhouetted in front of it.
    Photograph: Supplied
  2. Huge screens display the northern lights.
    Photograph: Remo Knecht
  3. A school of fish are on a huge screen with a woman and a child looking at it.
    Photograph: Supplied
  4. Huge screens display underwater views and animals with people sitting in the middle.
    Photograph: Remo Knecht
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Time Out says

This immersive new digital experience is just like being on the set of a BBC nature doco with David Attenborough

Update December 4, 2023: Due to popular demand, the dates for the BBC Earth Experience have been extended until April. Also, new session types have been introduced, including adults-only time slots every Thursday night and special seniors sessions, scheduled every second Friday. There will also be selected dates for relaxed, sensory-friendly sessions and pram sessions. These new sessions will begin in February, 2024. Plus, the experience is introducing children's activities with new Kids Passports, with children able to earn passport stamps by completing tasks. Find out more on the website

There are few voices more recognisable and beloved than that of Sir David Attenborough's. For decades now, the famous British biologist's dulcet tones have accompanied countless incredible documentaries showcasing the wonders of the planet we call home.  

A new immersive audiovisual experience from BBC Earth will transport you inside one of those documentaries at the Melbourne Convention Centre this year. Stepping in, you'll be surrounded by massive multi-angle screens playing a documentary from one of BBC Studios' award-winning natural history series, Seven Worlds, One Planet. Of course, it'll be accompanied by the voice of Sir Attenborough, who'll guide you on a 360-degree journey to far-off places across the globe, unveiling the intricacies of the natural world. You'll see up-close visions of all kinds of animals, from fireflies and monkeys to cassowaries and so much more. 

The world-first experience premiered in London earlier this year and is coming exclusively to Melbourne until April 27. Tickets are on sale now through Ticketmaster.

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Liv Condous
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