Prehistoric Planet: Dinosaurs in Amsterdam, from EUR 13.00. On a rainy summer afternoon, when a child knows the dinosaur books but still asks how large they felt, this show avoids display cases and fills a former gasworks with...

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On a rainy summer afternoon, when a child knows the dinosaur books but still asks how large they felt, this show avoids display cases and fills a former gasworks with T. rex, pterosaurs and mosasaurs.

Fabrique des Lumières is the Netherlands' largest immersive art centre; around 3,200m² of 360-degree projection, surround sound and exclusive Apple TV Prehistoric Planet scenes rebuild volcanoes, oceans, jungles and craters, with music by Hans Zimmer, Anže Rozman and Kara Talve.

A second common scene is building it into a weekend city plan. Fabrique des Lumières is the Netherlands' largest immersive art centre; around 3,200m² of 360-degree projection, surround sound and exclusive Apple TV Prehistoric Planet scenes rebuild volcanoes, oceans, jungles and craters, with music by Hans Zimmer, Anže Rozman and Kara Talve. That gives companions a concrete encounter to discuss and remember, but transport and the on-site rhythm still need room.

Fabrique des Lumières is the Netherlands' largest immersive art centre; around 3,200m² of 360-degree projection, surround sound and exclusive Apple TV Prehistoric Planet scenes rebuild volcanoes, oceans, jungles and craters, with music by Hans Zimmer, Anže Rozman and Kara Talve.
Address: Pazzanistraat 37, 1014 DB Amsterdam, Netherlands.
From EUR 13.00; before booking, about 50 minutes, dutch voice-over with english subtitles, recommended from age five; check session, sensory load, access and ticket type.

Hokimi field note: lock the arrival around the session at Fabrique des Lumières, then place food before or after so the strongest encounter is not compressed by travel.

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