Halloween Laser Shows

 

Join us for a Halloween Laser Show instead of two Starry Nights in October.

Prices

$10.00 per Adult or Child, per program
$5.00 for RMSC Members
Not recommended for children ages 8 and under

Pre-purchasing recommended to reserve your spot.

Details

- Tickets are non-transferrable and non-refundable
- The lobby and planetarium will be open 30 minutes before the show begins.
- No entry after the laser show begins; please arrive early
- Please be sure to have your eTicket (printed or electronic). Tickets will need to be scanned upon entry.
- Laser shows contain bright, flashing lights that may cause discomfort to those with light sensitivity or other pre-existing conditions

 

Show Times

 Friday, October 23 Friday, October 30
6:00pm - Laser Halloween: Frights & Lights
7:30pm - Laser Stranger Things: The Final Act		 6:00pm - Laser Halloween: Frights & Lights
7:30pm - Laser Stranger Things: The Final Act


Tickets



Description:

Laser Halloween: Frights & Lights
Get ready for a spooktacular experience like no other! Laser Halloween: Frights & Lights is a mesmerizing laser light show that will cast a spell on you this Halloween season. Immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of eerie colors and patterns as our state-of-the-art lasers dance across the darkness.
Laser Stranger Things: The Final Act
It’s time to revisit Hawkins one last time! Step into the Upside Down one final time with a pulse-pounding Stranger Things laser show featuring iconic music, dazzling lights, and otherworldly visuals. Gather your crew, grab your walkie-talkie, and get ready for one last escape from the Upside Down—you won’t want to miss it!

Laser Light Shows FAQs

Are laser light shows “science”?
Yes! A LASER (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) does not exist in nature and has to be artificially created. A laser is usually made up of a tube – filled with gas, crystal, or liquid – with mirrors at both ends. A source of energy will add energy to the material in the tube, and the material produces light. The light will then bounce back and forth between the mirrors, which will cause the material in the tube to produce more light. Some of the light will escape through one of the tube’s mirrors, causing a laser beam or laser light.
While you are rocking out to your favorite bands in our planetarium, remember that this is all possible because of science!
Why is it recommended to limit the age of participants (for example, “not recommended for children under 8)?
The laser light show environment is similar to a concert. The lights are low and the sound is up! That, along with the lasers and water-based fog we pump into the planetarium, can make the environment a little over-stimulating. That is why we recommend the shows be attended by older kiddos; however, you know your child better than we do and we will not turn them away!
Why can I not enter the show once it has already started?
Laser lights CAN be dangerous to the eyes! While we keep the laser beams above eye level, it can still be unsafe to enter once the show starts. The room is loud, dark, and foggy, and it becomes dangerous to move around.
I’ve already seen a specific show. Should I come back to watch it again?
It is not a bad idea to come back again! Throughout the year the lasers are updated, and occasionally songs will be added or deleted to the playlist. It is very possible that the show you saw last year will be different from the show you see this year!