Highlights
- The Arizona Science Center is showing "Sounds of the Ocean," a 47-minute multisensory experience at the Dorrance DOME through December.
- The show runs in 8K-plus resolution with whale songs, dolphin calls, and wave sounds filling the dome from every angle.
- Alec Warren, Director of Dorrance DOME Experiences and Planetarium, called it the most immersive planetarium on Earth.
- Tickets are available at DorranceDome.com and azscience.org; Warren said dates are selling out quickly.
<p>The <a href="https://www.azscience.org/">Arizona Science Center</a> is running "Sounds of the Ocean" at the Dorrance DOME in <a href="/entity/downtown/">downtown</a> Phoenix through December, a 47-minute multisensory show featuring 8K-plus resolution footage of the Central Pacific Ocean.</p> <p>The experience pairs whale songs, dolphin calls, and crashing waves with reclining seats in a 65-degree environment. Traditional theater-style seating is also available. The show has previously played across Europe, Oceania, and the United States before landing in Phoenix.</p> <p>Alec Warren, Director of Dorrance DOME Experiences and Planetarium, described the venue as "the most immersive, technologically advanced planetarium on Earth, right here in Phoenix." Warren encouraged visitors to book early, noting that dates are selling out quickly.</p> <p>Tickets and a full schedule are available at <a href="https://www.DorranceDome.com">DorranceDome.com</a> or <a href="https://www.azscience.org/">azscience.org</a>.</p>
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