The Planetarium 5.0 (reviews)

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About The Planetarium

The Planetarium at CSN offers a stellar experience for families in Southern Nevada as the only public planetarium and observatory in the region. Imagine a day where you and your family can journey through the cosmos, exploring the vastness of the galaxy and beyond! With its 68-seat theater, The Planetarium hosts a variety of shows and events that are as educational as they are entertaining, providing a perfect blend of learning and fun for everyone.

Children and adults alike will be captivated by the full-dome shows, each offering a new perspective on our universe. Whether you're fascinated by the planets in our solar system, the mysteries of black holes, or the thrilling adventures of space exploration, there's always something new to discover. And, if you're lucky, you might catch one of the mesmerizing laser shows that occasionally light up the dome!

For those curious about the night sky, The Planetarium offers the opportunity to gaze through their telescope, weather permitting, at no additional cost. It's a unique chance for kids to see the stars, planets, and perhaps even a distant galaxy with their own eyes. This hands-on experience is sure to inspire young minds and ignite a lifelong interest in astronomy.

Planning a family day out? Why not spend it among the stars at The Planetarium at CSN? Whether you're a budding astronomer or just looking for a fun and educational outing, this planetarium offers an unforgettable journey through the universe. There's a whole cosmos waiting to be explored, so gather the family and start your adventure today!

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Adults $6.00 for the show.

Children $6.00 for the show.

Free Under 12 years

Last Update 2025

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How does The Planetarium contribute to the community?

The Planetarium offers educational programs that inspire and educate children about space, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for science and astronomy.

What other activities can families enjoy at The Planetarium?

Families can enjoy interactive exhibits and hands-on activities that make learning about space fun and engaging for kids of all ages.

Are there baby facilities available at The Planetarium?

Baby changing facilities are available to ensure a comfortable visit for families with infants.

Is there food available at The Planetarium?

While The Planetarium doesn't have an onsite café, there are many family-friendly dining options nearby where you can enjoy a meal before or after your visit.

What are some tips for visiting The Planetarium?

On the first Friday of each month, The Planetarium presents free admission to either the 6 pm, 7 pm, or 8 pm performance with a valid CSN Student ID.

What kind of souvenirs can you find at The Planetarium?

The gift shop is well stocked with educational science-related toys and souvenirs, perfect for inspiring young astronauts and making your visit memorable.

How can teachers make the most of a visit to The Planetarium?

It's a great place for students! School field trip presentations consist of one or two planetarium programs. You may choose any two of their shorter programs (up to 25 minutes in length each) or one of their longer programs (from 26 to 41 minutes in length).

What healthy eating options are available nearby?

Nearby restaurants offer a variety of healthy eating options, perfect for families looking to enjoy nutritious meals before or after their space adventure.

Is there assistance available for families with special needs?

Staff at The Planetarium are friendly and accommodating, ready to assist families with special needs to ensure everyone has a fantastic experience.

Are there any special offers for frequent visitors?

If you buy tickets for both of two consecutive shows, you can get the second show tickets for half price. If the weather is clear, stay a little longer for free telescope viewing after the 8:00 pm show.