London's Natural History Museum is offering families and grown-ups the chance to sleepover with the dinosaurs and learn more about the great beasts that once roamed the earth.
They have released new dates for their after-hours Dino Snores experiences this autumn including exclusive behind-the-scenes tours of the world famous museum.
The Dino Snores for Kids experience on Saturday 5 October is for ages 7-17 while on Friday 6 September there's an exclusive event for Grown Ups.
Visitors will have access to the museum after it closes to the public before bedding down beneath the 25-metre blue whale called Hope.
Families will take part in activities including a show filled with fascinating facts about the natural world presented by one of the Museum’s scientists, followed by a torchlight tour around the Museum, and a chance to try their hand at a dinosaur t-shirt workshop, before tucking for a bedtime story.
Grown Up evenings will see guests explore the Museum after dark, tuck into a delicious three-course dinner, enjoy a pub quiz, an incredible science show, stand-up comedy, and a late-night movie marathon.
All visitors will be awoken bright and early to enjoy a hearty cooked breakfast and an exclusive morning trail around the galleries.
Both experiences run from 18.30 finishing at 10.00 the following day.
Tickets start from £100 per person, to £150 per person for VIP ticket with a ready-made camp bed, and from £90 for members.
Tickets to Dino Snores for Kids special and Dino Snores for Grown ups are on sale now. Visit nhm.ac.uk to find out more.
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