National Space Centre

Modern and versatile, the Shuttle Suite conference rooms are available for both daytime and evening hire and are suitable for small meetings and large conferences.

The Endeavour Room is a versatile, modular meeting space located within the larger Shuttle Suite. It measures 5.45m by 11.16m with a ceiling height of 2.6m and accommodates up to 30 delegates in a theatre setup.

The Atlantis Room is a flexible, modular meeting space located on the ground floor. It forms one quarter of the larger Shuttle Suite, which can be divided via partition walls into four distinct rooms named after historic orbiters.

The Discovery Room is a flexible ground-floor meeting and conference space measuring 6.89m by 11.16m with a 2.6m ceiling height. Part of the larger divisible Shuttle Suite, it accommodates up to 70 guests in a theatre layout or around 30 in classroom and cabaret configurations.

The Columbia Room is an air-conditioned, accessible meeting space featuring natural daylight, designed to hold up to 16 to 30 delegates depending on the chosen room layout.

The UK’s largest Planetarium, with seating for up to 192 people, the Sir Patrick Moore Planetarium offers a truly unique conference space.

The Hub of the Galleries often referred to as The Hub is a versatile, ground-floor central event and exhibition space nestled right in the middle of the attraction's six interactive space-themed zones. It immerses visitors and event guests directly among planets, genuine satellites, and space hardware.

Boosters (featuring Boosters Café) is the iconic ground-floor space located directly at the base of the striking 42-metre high Rocket Tower. It features a circular layout where visitors eat and relax under the gaze of giant, vertically suspended rockets.

The centre is also available for exclusive hire on selected dates, where the galleries can make an inspirational exhibition, meeting or breakout space.

The Soyuz Lounge is a striking, flexible front-of-house seating and event space. Positioned next to the Boosters Café, it features a real, suspended Russian Soyuz spacecraft as its dramatic central focal point.