When my husband and I started our wedding planning process we knew we wanted to go a more nontraditional route with our venue. We wanted a place that felt like “us”. Planetariums are a part of our early relationship so when we stumbled upon the museum it was PERFECT for us. It is a smaller and much more cost effective venue compared to the other larger museums in NJ/PA. It has such a charming hometown feel. Our wedding had just under 120 guests. One thing that really sold us is that you can DANCE UNDER THE DOME. Our food was served in the lobby of the museum but the dance floor was under the dome so we had amazing lighting and projection all night. That staff was amazing and so helpful. Stephanie was our point of contact through the planning process and was so helpful and dedicated. The other ladies who helped day of were fantastic. The venue and staff was everything we could have asked for and more. We can’t wait to come back for our next...
Read moreBuy your tickets at the museum. We made the mistake of going to the planetarium first. My family saw the Big Bird’s Adventure children’s show. It was cute. This was my 5 and 8 year olds first time to the planetarium and they were nervous. So we chose the show that appealed to the youngest kids, but I think they were a little bored by the end. The show was the right length of time for that age group though, 30 minutes. The seats were comfortable, the best place to sit is towards the middle back. There was a set up for a wedding when we came in, but we just had to walk past a few tables to get into the showing room. When we were finished, there was a few interactive displays that the kids could play with and learn about the world. We will be back another Sunday to try a...
Read moreThis was out of this world. Twinkle twinkle little star here you see them there they are. They have the latest greatest 4K laser star project. One of only a few in the country. They have various shows Sunday thru Friday in the afternoon. The seats are comfortable and this place is well maintained. I believe it's a 40 foot dome. Not the biggest but just right to enjoy a trip in our solar system to the milky way and safely back to planet earth. Then you can visit the well kept beautiful Reading Public Museum that has an Egyptian female mummy that looks great...
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