abrams planetarium
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This is a good way to spend a cold friday's night. It's very interesting to learn about the stars. If you already know a lot, you will still enjoy it. The guy who finishes the show is kind of funny.
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Came with a group of 5 adults. Small atrium with some interesting things to look at before the show. The show was entertaining and great value for $4 per person. Parking is free. Highly recommend.
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My Grandsons loved it! I did too! Fun place to go any time of year, especially in the Winter, when there are fewer things to do. Plus- it is educational.
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Nice little planetarium with a theater similar in size to most others. Movie that was played was from the early 90s when Pluto was still a planet. Host gave a nice after-show seminar about constellations, how to find them in the night sky, and their associated historical myths.
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The title says it all. How many people pass by this curious little building with the dome without ever going inside? The star shows are very inexpensive ($3.00 for adults, $2.00 for kids 12 and under, $2.50 for students and seniors); it's one of the cheapest dates on campus! After the programmed show, the astronomer on duty gives a tour of the current night sky, throwing in all sorts of trivia tidbits--and maybe some bad jokes--about the constellations and planets. There is also a small gift counter, a few displays of antique astronomy equipment, and a black-light gallery (wear something white!)
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We love to come here on Friday nights. It starts the weekend on a relaxing note. Comfy seats and casual atmosphere. Plus we learn something too. Love the show after the show.
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Near parking lot at the University make for a short walk. Show is better for older kids, younger kids might get bored
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I've looking forward to taking the kids to the planetarium and flying through the start sky and Milky Way. That must be too old school because after a brief token find the North Star and such we were whisked on a psychedelic tumble of loopy loops that made you feel like you were falling and my kids aged 4 and 6 were all freaked out. It was too computer, too modern and not enough stars. But maybe we went on the wrong themed day as they had quite a schedule.
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Lots of information in a wonderful setting. The star show was great and the Laser show very impressive.
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if you are into astronomy it is fascinating; check ahead for special shows