David Attenborough and BBC Earth introduce new immersive experience. Details here

David Attenborough will be the narrator of a brand-new immersive event that the BBC has revealed will be held in London the following year. Using music and expanded video from the natural history series Seven Worlds, One Planet, the attraction, dubbed BBC Earth Experience, will enable guests to take in the grandeur of the planet's seven continents without needing to leave the nation.

Visitors will have the opportunity to experience an epic-scale, 360-degree audio-visual voyage that brings the world's wildlife to life.

The displays feature North American dragonflies putting on a stunning light show, Asian snub-nosed monkeys bundling up to remain warm, and European hamsters competing for food.


Tickets for the event will be available beginning on December 2 and may be purchased here or on the BBC website. Children's tickets will start at £22 and adults at £28.50.



Mat Way said they are amazed to collaborate with Moon Eye Productions and Live Nation to bring the BBC's ground-breaking natural and historical material to this fantastic live exhibition for everybody to enjoy.

Seven Worlds, One Planet by David Attenborough, which debuted in 2019, soon overtook all other factual programs for the year regarding viewership. The series, filmed in 41 nations, emphasised the Earth's hidden beauty and the difficulties modern wildlife habitats face.

The scale of the ivory trade in Africa and seals attempting to protect their pups during a strong storm were just two sequences in the series that had viewers in tears.

FAQs:

1. When will the new exhibition be live?
   The new exhibition will be live in March 2023.
2. Where will the exhibition go live?
   The exhibition will go live at Earls Court Daikin Centre in London.