As a first timer to an immersive experience, I must say my mind was blown. My 3 year old and I had the best time (maybe me more so) and I will definitely be visiting again. 

Located in the Daikin Centre, Earls Court, (off of Lillie Road SW6), we reserved parking in the Ibis Earls Court (using Justpark) which is a 5 min walk to the experience. The nearest tube station is West Brompton (on the district line and London overground service) or you can take buses 74 or 430 from Putney (towards Baker Street) ensuring to get off at bus stop BA, or if coming from Baker Street (towards Putney) get off at stop BB (outside the Ibis Earls Court) which are very close to the BBC Experience.

Once inside, it’s a very calm and tranquil place, almost like a library but with a spectacular 360° audio-visual journey and the calming voice of Sir David Attenborough taking you through the wonders of the world with footage from the iconic television series Seven Worlds, One Planet. 

Every continent is explored, along with the natures that come with them. It’s a mesmerising experience from the sound of the whales in the USA to the visuals of the northern lights in Europe. 
There are a few interactive activities for all the family to get involved with in the Water Life Room, and a chance to beat some common creepy crawly phobias in the Microlife room.

A good few hours well spent chilling and wandering around all the immersive rooms. Just when you think its over, Sir David Attenborough provides a final special message within the Earth Room upon exiting the experience.

BBC Earth Experience 

Venue: The Daikin Centre, Earl’s Court, London 

Opening Times: Opens 30 March 2023 – 31 July 2023 

10am – 7pm on Sunday – Thursday 

10am – 9pm on Friday – Saturday Tickets are on sale now, from £22 for children and £28.50 for adults 

Parking: Justpark

Buses: 74 and 430

Train – West Brompton Station

Bikes – There is a bike storing facilities outside the venue

Wheelchair and Pram accessible