Step into a fully immersive 360° dome experience where Alan Watts’ timeless wisdom meets stunning 4K visuals and a transcendent soundtrack—guiding you on a journey of self-discovery and cosmic wonder.
Visuals
360° 4K Full-Field Visual Animation - Immerse yourself in a groundbreaking audiovisual experience with stunning, high-definition visuals that bring the inner cosmos to life.
Sound
A 5.1 surround sound score by award-winning composer Alvand Jalali that will enrapture your senses, and heighten your experience.
Philosophy
Guided by the voice of Alan Watts’ profound teachings, his spiritual philosophy seamlessly blends with the immersive visuals and sound in this cosmic journey that unites cutting-edge technology with timeless wisdom.
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Located in San Diego’s historic Balboa Park, Fleet Science Center is one of the city’s most established science and discovery institutions, dedicated to inspiring curiosity through hands-on exhibits, immersive learning, and public engagement with science. Home to the Eugene Heikoff and Marilyn Jacobs Heikoff Giant Dome Theater, the venue features a 76-foot wraparound dome screen, IMAX with laser technology, crystal-clear full-dome digital projection, and 16,000 watts of surround sound—creating a powerful, all-encompassing cinematic environment. With its long-standing role in science education, community programming, and large-format immersive storytelling, the Fleet blends museum-based discovery with one of Southern California’s most distinctive dome theater experiences.
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Located in Jersey City’s Liberty State Park, just across the Hudson from Manhattan, Liberty Science Center is one of the New York metropolitan area’s leading destinations for science, discovery, and public imagination. Home to the Jennifer Chalsty Planetarium, the largest planetarium in the Western Hemisphere, the venue features an 89-foot full-dome screen, 88-million-pixel resolution, a lighting system capable of producing more than 281 trillion colors, and 30,000 watts of digital sound. With its scale, technical sophistication, and strong focus on science education and public engagement, Liberty Science Center offers a dramatic immersive environment where ambitious storytelling, cosmic perspective, and large-format presentation technology come together.
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Located in San Diego’s historic Balboa Park, Fleet Science Center is one of the city’s most established science and discovery institutions, dedicated to inspiring curiosity through hands-on exhibits, immersive learning, and public engagement with science. Home to the Eugene Heikoff and Marilyn Jacobs Heikoff Giant Dome Theater, the venue features a 76-foot wraparound dome screen, IMAX with laser technology, crystal-clear full-dome digital projection, and 16,000 watts of surround sound—creating a powerful, all-encompassing cinematic environment. With its long-standing role in science education, community programming, and large-format immersive storytelling, the Fleet blends museum-based discovery with one of Southern California’s most distinctive dome theater experiences.
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The H.R. MacMillan Space Centre is a public astronomy and space science museum in Vancouver, British Columbia, dedicated to inspiring curiosity about the universe through immersive and educational experiences. Located in Vanier Park, it attracts thousands of visitors annually, including students and school groups from across the region. The Star Theatre features a full-dome planetarium system that delivers immersive visual presentations with dynamic projection and surround sound, creating an engaging and contemplative journey through space.
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Located in the heart of downtown San Jose, The Tech Interactive is a world-renowned science and technology center dedicated to hands-on innovation, exploration, and future-focused learning. Home to the iconic IMAX Dome Theater, the venue is known for its massive wraparound screen, precision digital projection, and powerful immersive sound—creating a truly cinematic, all-encompassing experience. With a strong emphasis on STEM education, design thinking, and human-centered technology, The Tech serves as a trusted cultural institution in Silicon Valley, blending cutting-edge presentation technology with ambitious storytelling and public engagement.
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Located in Columbus, Ohio, COSI (Center of Science and Industry) is a nationally recognized cultural and science institution known for its immersive environments, large-scale interactive experiences, and interdisciplinary approach to learning. Home to the state-of-the-art Planetarium, COSI offers high-resolution fulldome projection and a setting uniquely suited to experiential and contemplative works that bridge science, philosophy, and the arts. With a strong reputation for innovation, public engagement, and experiential storytelling, COSI serves as a dynamic venue for immersive dome presentations that invite audiences into reflection, wonder, and expanded ways of seeing.
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Located in Tampa, Florida, MOSI (Museum of Science & Innovation) is a major science education institution known for its immersive learning environments, innovative programming, and commitment to inspiring curiosity across all ages. Home to the state-of-the-art Holloway Digital Dome Theatre, MOSI features high-resolution fulldome projection, interactive STEM exhibits, and a strong focus on experiential learning. With a long-standing reputation for science outreach and public engagement, MOSI serves as a trusted destination for immersive storytelling, discovery, and science education in the Tampa Bay region.
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Located in the Oakland Hills, Chabot Space & Science Center is a leading science and space education facility known for its cutting-edge technology, immersive planetarium shows, and one of the largest public telescope collections in the U.S. With a strong reputation for STEAM education and hands-on experiences, Chabot offers interactive NASA exhibits, high-resolution fulldome projections, and a robust calendar of public programming. It serves as a trusted destination for science learning and immersive storytelling in the Bay Area.
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Located on Cleveland’s Lake Erie waterfront, the Great Lakes Science Center is a top-tier STEM museum renowned for its cutting-edge exhibits, interactive NASA Glenn Visitor Center, and Cleveland Clinic Dome Theater—the world’s first three‑projector, laser-illuminated dome system spanning six stories and seating around 290 viewers. It welcomes over 300,000 visitors annually with dynamic, hands-on STEM experiences, and rotating IMAX-style dome films. Backed by a strong reputation in immersive tech and accredited NASA affiliation, the center delivers rich, engaging educational experiences for all ages in a high-tech, lakeside setting.
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Telus World of Science Edmonton (TWOSE) is a broad-based science centre in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, operated by the (non-profit) Edmonton Space & Science Foundation. The science centre houses 144,430 sq. ft. of public space and is the largest science centre in Western Canada, and includes the state of the art Zeidler Dome Theatre, featuring one of the best projection systems in North America, 17.2 surround sound and HDR color. The theatre also boasts extreme reclining cushioned seats for a remarkable immersive experience.
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The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI, /ˈɒmziː/ OM-zee) is a science and technology museum in Portland, Oregon, United States. It contains three auditoriums, including a large-screen theatre, planetarium, and exhibition halls. OMSI’s Harry C. Kendall Planetarium, a 200-seat, 52-foot domed theater, is one of the most technologically advanced planetariums in the Pacific Northwest.
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TELUS Spark Science Centre is a science museum with interactive exhibits, multimedia presentations and educational demonstrations in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. There are more than 430,000 visitors annually, including over 82,000 students. The Infinity Dome is a state of the art immersive dome theatre, with cutting edge visual resolution and color and stunning surround sound.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a dome show?
A dome show is an immersive experience where visuals are projected onto a large, curved dome surface, surrounding the audience. This creates a 360-degree environment that enhances the sensory impact of the content.
Q: Who is the event accessible to?
The event is open to all ages and is wheelchair accessible. Please ensure that children can sit through the show if they join us. We recommend the show for children aged 12 and above due to the dark environment and loud sounds that may be part of the presentation, and re-entry may be restricted.
Q: What time should I arrive?
We recommend arriving at least 15-20 minutes before the scheduled showtime to allow ample time for parking, ticket collection, and seating.
Q: How long is the show?
The show is a feature length in the dome format running 42 minutes, excluding a brief introduction. The entire experience will take up around an hour of your evening!
Q: Can I take photos of videos during the show?
To ensure the best journey for all attendees, photography and video recording are not allowed during the show. We encourage you to enjoy the immersive experience fully.
Q: Is there a gift shop or souvenirs from the show?
Yes, we will have a variety of exclusive memorabilia and souvenirs related to the show for you to collect.
Q: Who can I contact for more information?
For any additional questions or information, please contact our customer service team at info@sphericalpictures.com.
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