Book Tickets
Please note: During weekdays between 10am – 2pm we have schools visiting, therefore our gallery floors may be busier than normal. We recommend visiting after 2pm.
Glasgow Science centre is commited to ensuring a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for all. To support this the following measures remain in place:
- To help reduce queues and monitor capacity visits need to be pre-booked in a timeslot. We are unable to accept walk-in visits so we recommend pre-booking to avoid disappointment
- We recommend visitors aged 12 years and older continue wearing a face covering, unless medically exempt.
- We ask that when visiting you remain Distance Aware and respect others space where possible.
- Enhanced cleaning regimes remain in place and there are hand sanitisation stations are available throughout the building. Please note that some areas may be temporarily closed to allow our staff to follow our cleaning regime.
- We ask that you do not visit if you feel unwell or are experiencing symptoms of Covid- 19. If you have already booked, please contact us as will assist you.
How to Book Admission to GSC
All visitors are required to pre-book their visit in advance. You will be given the option to purchase add-on experiences such as the Planetarium if available while booking your day tickets.
If you are planning to visit our café please pre-book a table and order your food.
Please follow each of the steps below to complete your booking. Once you have added items to your basket click 'continue shopping' to return to this page.
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1 - Book Admission Tickets, Parking and add on tickets* |
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Above booking for all day visitors and Science Passport holders 14.20 arrival Science Passport Our 14.20 arrival slot is reserved exclusively for Science Passport holders |
2 - Book table and pre-order food in Taste Cafe |
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* add on tickets for Planetarium cost £3.00 per person and will be available during the checkout process if available
Booking other Experiences at Glasgow Science Centre
Imax Theatre at Glasgow Science Centre
The IMAX Theatre at Glasgow Science Centre is the huge, shimmering silver building that stands next to the main Science Mall. It’s home to Scotland's biggest, most awesome screen, so no matter what you see here, it’s bound to be a blockbuster! Click here for more information and to book for feature films
Newton Flight Academy
Discover the science of flight as you take-off at the controls of a light aircraft under the reassuring guidance of our flight instructors. So, whether you’ve had any experience of a simulator before or are totally new to piloting you’re sure to have an unforgettable time from check-in to final landing. Click here for more information and to book for Flight Simulator Experiences
What you need to know
Glasgow Science centre is commited to ensuring a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for all. Below is some key information about visiting
On the day of your visit
- Bring your booking reference number. You do not need to print your email or show it on your phone as long as you have the reference number.
- If you have a Science Passport, gift voucher or corporate ticket please bring it with you. If you have booked a carer ticket, please bring proof of carer status.
- You will get a ticket on the way into the car park, please bring this to the ticket desk with you.
- There are ongoing building works around the outside of Glasgow Science Centre. When you arrive onsite, please follow signage and direction from staff to bring you safely into the science centre.
- Please try to arrive as close to your time slot as possible. If you are early or late you will still be able to visit, and staff will advise on arrival.
- Pre-book your table and food in our café.
The map below shows arrival routes into Glasgow Science Centre when walking, cycling or wheeling.
What Covid measures do you still have in place ?
- To help reduce queues and monitor capacity visits need to be pre-booked in a timeslot. We are unable to accept walk-in visits so we recommend pre-booking to avoid disappointment
- We recommend visitors aged 12 years and older continue wearing a face covering, unless medically exempt.
- We ask that when visiting you remain Distance Aware and respect others space where possible.
- Enhanced cleaning regimes remain in place and there are hand sanitisation stations are available throughout the building. Please note that some areas may be temporarily closed to allow our staff to follow our cleaning regime.
- Sneeze screens have been installed at all till points.
- We ask that you do not visit if you feel unwell or are experiencing symptoms of Covid- 19. If you have already booked, please contact us as will assist you.
Glasgow Science Centre is an independent Scottish Charity.
We are on a mission to inspire people of all ages to explore and understand the world around them, to discover and enjoy science and to see the relevance it has in their everyday lives.