Antopia Exhibition Ticket at Melbourne Museum

4.7 / 5

32 reviews

1K+ booked

Melbourne Museum, 11, Nicholson Street, Carlton, Melbourne, City of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Reviews

4.7 / 5

Fantastic

32 reviews

Ying ************

2024/05/01

Fantastic 5.0

great exhibition! This exhibition told us a lot of detailed information about the Titian such as the passengers, crew members , captain etc. Worth to see again.

SiauWen ***

2024/04/15

Great 4.0

Really enjoy so much in there. All staffs is lovely and so helpful.

LI *********

2024/04/14

Great 4.0

There are many items left over from that time, which feel very precious. The exhibition area is also decorated like the interior of the ship's cabin, but the exhibition area is smaller than expected. If you are interested, you can take a look.

Klook User

2024/04/11

Fantastic 5.0

Klook always is the best platform to buy tickets whenever I travel!

Chen ******

2024/04/08

Fantastic 5.0

The scene of the Titanic is 100% restored, with sound and light effects, the atmosphere is created very well, and the detailed experience from the first class cabin to the situation after the shipwreck is a highly recommended exhibition.

Yuen *********

2024/04/03

Fantastic 5.0

You can use it immediately after purchasing it on the same day. You only need a QR code to enter, which is very convenient. The Titanic exhibition details the causes and consequences of the ship's sinking and is worth visiting. In addition, the ticket also includes admission to the Melbourne Museum, which can be visited together.

Ben ***

2024/03/24

Average 3.0

interesting yet lack of depth, there are Some interesting artefacts in display but the whole show does not warrant the prices being charged, can easily get disinterrsted for some quickly.

Klook User

2024/03/12

Great 4.0

very grateful that the tickets were for Flexi time so that we could attend at any time and not schedule our day around this event. Also grateful to purchase from klook as tickets from the museum were sold out. The exhibit itself provided great insight about the Titanic tragedy but some may find the price to be a bit much given that there is only around 1.5 hours worth of content. Still very worthwhile if you are a fan or want to learn more.

Guide

Shrink down into supersized blades of grass and help worker ants gather food and keep the colony safe from external dangers
Experience the astonishing chemicals ants use to communicate through brightly colored pathways and glowing light trails
Explore physical interactives, stunning digital animations, and five immersive spaces
Engage with interactive projections that respond to your movements and marvel at innovative 3D sculptures and interactive sensory lighting
Nurture cute baby ant eggs as they glow and grow to fill the nursery space

Antopia, an immersive exhibition at Melbourne Museum running from December 14, 2024, to March 10, 2025, invites visitors to experience life as an ant. Developed by Museums Victoria, this interactive adventure combines art and science, allowing guests to shrink to ant size and explore a subterranean world. Highlights include following luminous pheromone trails, nurturing ant eggs, and navigating through towering grass blades. The exhibition features multisensory installations, interactive projections, and atmospheric soundscapes, offering insights into ant communication, teamwork, and colony dynamics.