Dust off your dancing shoes and prepare to have an absolute whale of a time inside the UK’s most-visited tourist attraction. That’s right, folks. The Natural History Museum has released some new dates for their tricera-top notch silent discos – and here’s how you can snap yourself up a ticket.
Silent discos at the Natural History Museum
Party-goers are invited to enter the beloved south Kensington spot from 10pm (long after it has closed its doors to the public) for a night at the museum that they’ll never forget. The Natural History Museum’s chart-topping silent discos have earnt themselves quite an impressive reputation. And having attended one myself, I can confirm that they are worth every morsel of hype that they get.
The main event takes place inside the museum’s utterly gorgeous Hintze Hall – under the watchful eyes (and bones) of the humongous blue whale skeleton, Hope. Guests can head inside the much-loved museum to throw some (silent) shapes to a stelar soundtrack.
Three DJs will be battling it out; simultaneously plating tracks across three different channels. Disco-goers can don a headset, plug themselves in, flick through the channels to find their favourite, and dance the night away.
There will be a fully-stocked bar on site throughout the night, keeping gets well-fueled and hydrated. And guests need not worry about feeling too old to attend. Because compared to the surrounding fossils; they’ll feel like a spring chicken.
The Natural History Museum‘s silent discos take place monthly, and a whole host of new dates have recently been released. The upcoming disco dates are May22, June 26, July 31, August 14, and August 28. Two dates in August – aren’t we lucky? Tickets do tend to sell out pretty fast, so we’d recommend you securing your sooner rather than later.
Find out more and plan your visit to one of the Natural History Museum’s legendary silent discos here.