Tilt

Annie and Max
Annie and Max
Source: Museum Victoria

Join Annie and Max for a whirlwind adventure to find out how the seasons work.

It’s a crazy day when snow starts falling and it’s the middle of summer! But sometimes crazy days are just what you need to discover something new.

Join Annie and Max for a whirlwind adventure as they explore a new angle on the world and find out how the seasons work. It’s surprising what a new angle on the world can do.

Suitable for ages 5 and up.

Tilt is the Melbourne Planetarium's latest show, developed by Museum Victoria.

Bookings are recommended especially on weekends, school holidays and public holidays. To book, call 13 11 02 or pre-purchase Melbourne Planetarium and Scienceworks tickets online.

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Tim 18 December, 2011 13:14
Is Tilt made by Museum Victoria?
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K 1 January, 2012 20:16
Will Tilt be avalable for purchace for educational institutions after the event closing date?
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Declan 28 December, 2011 11:10
This looks pretty good I'll see it!
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Discovery Centre 6 January, 2012 10:09

Hi K,

Unfortunately 'TILT' will not be made available for sale to schools. However after the holiday program finishes ‘TILT’ will become the Planetarium’s regular 2pm  public show. You can find out more from the Planetarium Bookings Office on 9392 4819.

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Robrecht 27 October, 2012 03:02
Hi, so this show will not be made available for other planetariums? If the show is available to other planetariums, is there a way to see the full show online or on DVD? I'm calling from Belgium... :) Thank you, Robrecht
Discovery Centre 1 November, 2012 14:31

Hi Robrecht,

Our shows are available to planetariums that have compatible projection systems and we have an agent that handles domestic and international sales and distribution, however none are currently available on-line or on DVD.  

Discovery Centre 19 December, 2011 09:29
Hi Tim, the show Tilt was produced by Museum Victoria.
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Emma 13 January, 2013 15:38
Hi, just wondering whether Tilt would be ok for a 3 yr old? I know it says for 5 yr olds and up but just wondering if that's just a guide. He sits through a full length 3D movie. Thanks
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Discovery Centre 31 March, 2012 11:46
Hi Kate, the age recommendation for Our living climate can be found on the page for that show at left. It is for 10 and up but it certainly depends on the maturity of the child of course. If you'd like further advice it might be worth calling to discuss.
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Mark 16 February, 2013 06:36
Do you get access to other shows with the admission price? Can you see the "start" without a show or is there something shown at the end, you make reference to this in another reply but the hyperlink doesnt work....
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MV Customer Services 26 February, 2013 11:49

Hi Mark,

General Admission to Scienceworks covers the majority of the gallery spaces (excluding special exhibitions, e.g. the Carnival of Science exhibition). It does not include any Planetarium shows. 

Planetarium show tickets must be purchased in addition to General Admission tickets at the prices listed here. Attendance to the show will only be allowed from the start, you are not able to attend after the show has commenced.

Tanya 15 February, 2013 23:40
Hi, this might be a silly question, but will they get to see loads of stars, constellations, ect? (ie does this show make good use of the planetarium?) Thanking you in advance.
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MV Customer Services 26 February, 2013 12:13

Hi Tanya,

There are no silly questions here. At the conclusion of all Planetarium shows, there is a 10 - 15 minute "What's In The Sky Tonight?" show that makes use of the Planetarium's unique design to present the constellations and other celestial features that will be visible that night. 

This presentation is only available as part of a Planetarium show, and you are not able to book it separately. The current viewing guide for the Planetarium can be found here.

Kate 30 March, 2012 17:36
Hi would you take a 9 year old and a 5 year old to see climate !!!!!
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Flora 1 May, 2012 17:23
can you see the movie but not in schools thanks
Discovery Centre 4 May, 2012 11:23

Hello Flora,

Session times for Tilt are as follows;

Daily, Until 29 Jun 2012
2:00 PM - 2:45 PM

Monday, Sunday, 10 Jun - 11 Jun 2012
12:00 PM - 12:45 PM

Bookings are recommended especially on weekends, school holidays and public holidays. To book, call 13 11 02 or pre-purchase Melbourne Planetarium and Scienceworks tickets online.

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Susan 17 June, 2012 18:42
The Tilt Planetarium program is perfect for our science unit in term 3. Are there times available for our classes to attend other that the 2pm show as this is far too late for us to get back to the school?
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