Adult: $55.00
Concession: $45.00
Child (Ages 5 to 17): $35.00
Date: 14th of September
Time: 8 pm (Doors open at 7:30 pm)
Duration: 1½ to 2 hours
Embark on a captivating journey into the mystical realm of the moon, as we unite under the celestial canvas for an enchanting evening of lunar exploration.
Gaze through our remarkable telescopes, including the venerable 126-year-old Astrographic Telescope, and immerse yourself in the rugged expanse of the Moon’s Highlands. Traverse the lunar landscape, beholding craters near the terminator line where night is becoming day, which stand as silent witnesses to cosmic impacts spanning eons.
Moreover, delve into the intriguing vistas of Saturn’s moons as they gracefully dance around their majestic parent planets, adding a mesmerising cosmic ballet to our celestial observations.
Unearth the captivating chronicles of the Moon’s origin and its profound influence on our own Earth. As we unravel the hidden connections between these celestial bodies, let the wonders of the cosmos ignite your curiosity and awe.
Join us in crafting an International Observe the Moon Night that etches unforgettable memories in the tapestry of our exploration of the universe.
Concession Ticket Definition
Concession* is defined as one of the following:
- Current and former defence and emergency personnel
- Seniors and Australian Health Care Card Holders who hold one of the following:
- Blue Government Card or White Senior Card
- Pension Card
- Repatriation Health Card (Gold)
- Health Care Card specifying reason as “age”
- Veterans Affairs Card
- For overseas seniors, Proof of Age Cards or Passport showing age as +65 years old
- Students
- Any Australian student card with a valid sticker or date – the student must be studying in Australia
- WA Parks Foundation members
Who's a Concession
Wheelchairs Accessibility
Please note that step or platform ladders may be required to access the eyepieces of some of our telescopes. While we do offer a pantograph telescope for individuals in wheelchairs, please keep in mind that this telescope requires a range of head and upper body movement to use, and positioning the wheelchair with precision in the dark may be necessary.
If you or someone in your group requires the use of the pantograph telescope, please indicate this in the notes field when booking your tour, and we will ensure that it is prepared and available for use on the night.
Wheelchair Accessibility
If you plan on having dinner before your tour, there are several great dining options in the area. In Gooseberry Hill, Embers Restaurant offers a delightful experience, while Lesmurdie boasts the Village Pizza Kitchen and Buns & Co. For a wider selection of dining options, Kalamunda is the largest town in the Perth Hills and offers a diverse range of restaurants including:
- The Vault
- Kishi Bar
- Taco Maria
- Kandel Pan And Grill
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Kalamunda Tap House
- Kalamunda Hotel
- The Best Drop
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Book Now
To make a booking for your International Observe the Moon Night, simply enter the number of people attending and select the desired date from the booking calendar. Dates with green backgrounds indicate available spots, while red backgrounds denote fully booked tours and yellow highlights today’s date.
Once you have selected your desired tour date, click the “Book Now” button to proceed to the checkout section, where you can complete your payment. You will receive a confirmation email once your booking is complete, and on the night of the tour, our host will ask for the name under which the booking was made and mark you off on the booking sheet.