Macao Science Centre Ticket


[Booking Method]: Select the booking date, fill in the information of one person to place the order. Once payment is successful, the order is confirmed.
[Ticket Collection Method]: After successful booking, please check your registered email later. You can present the e‑ticket for exchange at the Science Centre counter.
[Redemption Instructions]: The electronic exchange voucher can only be used once. Once used or expired, no exchange or refund will be accepted.
[Opening Hours]: Monday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Closed on Thursdays and on Lunar New Year's Eve. Open as usual on public holidays. *Ticket sales stop 30 minutes before closing.
[Ticket Description]: Tickets are separate tickets and can only be used for the purchased item. For exhibitions and 2D movies, or two or more types, multiple tickets are required.
[Film Schedule]: The specific daily schedule is subject to the actual arrangements of the Planetarium. Seats are available on a first‑come, first‑served basis while stocks last. The following calendar is for reference only.
[Movie Ticket Description]: For 2D or 3D movie tickets, each ticket can only be exchanged for one movie on‑site. You can choose based on the day's movie schedule.
[Child & Concession Description]: Students (with valid student ID), children (under 12), and seniors (aged 65 or above) must present the relevant certificate for admission.
(1) Monday to Friday: 12:00, 14:50, 16:30;
(2) Saturday and Sunday: 11:00, 12:00, 14:00, 14:50, 15:40, 16:30, 17:15;
(1) Macao Science Centre is closed on Thursdays and on Lunar New Year's Eve. However, it will be open as usual on 19 February, throughout August, 1 October, and 24 December.
(2) Free Admission Days in 2026: 1 May, 18 May, 1 June, 1 October, 10 November, 19 December, 20 December.
(3) For details, please visit the Macao Science Centre official website: https://www.msc.org.mo/zh/article‑detail/9/open‑time;


Macao Science Center covers an area of 62,000 square metres. The main structure consists of an inclined cone, a hemisphere, and a diamond‑shaped base. These three parts function as the exhibition hall, planetarium, and convention centre respectively. The exterior walls are finished with silver‑grey aluminium panels, complemented by dark granite. Viewed from a distance, the building exudes a strong scientific aura, embodying the geometric architectural style favoured by I.M. Pei.

Exhibition Centre
The 14 exhibition halls inside the Exhibition Centre, together with the atrium, cover a total area of approximately 5,800 square metres. The 12 permanent exhibition halls feature themes including Space Science, Children's Paradise, Children's Science, Science Express, Robotics, Acoustics, Earth, Genetics, Environmental Protection, Sports & Health, Sports Competition, and Food Science. The remaining two halls are dedicated to regularly changing thematic exhibitions. The exhibits are primarily interactive, focusing on knowledge, science, and fun, allowing visitors to enjoy the thrill of exploring science through hands‑on experience.

Planetarium
At the centre of the Planetarium lies an inclined hemispherical screen approximately 15 metres in diameter, equipped with a set of high‑resolution 3D digital projectors and 127 seats with interactive control buttons. When visitors put on special glasses, they can view 3D images projected onto the giant domed screen. The Planetarium's vast database and projection effects allow visitors to freely travel through the universe and among the stars. This equipment can also screen digitised dome films, making the Planetarium a multifunctional dome theatre.


Planetarium 2D/3D Film Introduction
For specific show schedules, please check the official website of the Macao Science Center. The following content is for reference only; the actual programme schedule is subject to the daily screening list.


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