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Lightroom brings dinosaurs to life at King’s Cross venue

'Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs' exhibition runs at the immersive venue in London until September 1, using 28 Panasonic laser projectors and two HOLOPLOT X1 Matrix Array units for spatial audio 

Lightroom, the immersive art venue in London’s King’s Cross, is showing Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs until September 1, an immersive exhibition placing visitors face-to-face with dinosaurs including a T. rex, alongside scenes such as rivers of molten lava.

As usual, Lightroom will deploy 28 Panasonic laser projectors alongside two HOLOPLOT X1 Matrix Array units for spatial audio – the same model used at the Sphere in Las Vegas.

Lightroom has also joined the Great British Summer Savings scheme, with children’s tickets now benefiting from a reduced VAT rate of 5 per cent, down from 20 per cent, automatically applied at checkout. A year-round family offer also gives groups of three or more 15 per cent off.

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