Three young people holding torches in a darkened exhibition with a skeleton in the foreground
WA Maritime Museum

Sea Monsters: Torchlight Expedition
School Holidays

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Thursday 6 July | 5.30pm and 5.45pm

Friday 7 July | 5.30pm and 5.45pm

Tuesday 11 July | 5.30pm and 5.45pm AUSLAN

Thursday 13 July | 5.30pm and 5.45pm

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Ages
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Cost

Adult | $20
Concession | $17.50
Junior (5 - 15) | $15

No door sales are available on the night of the tour. 

Age

Suitable for ages 6 - 12

Duration

1.5 hours

Please arrive 15 minutes before your session time for registration.

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Site access information

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As the sun begins to set, and the lights go off, the creatures of the deep come to life in a special tour of Sea Monsters by torchlight.

Be guided by one of our museum educators on a journey back in time through the Sea Monsters - Prehistoric Ocean Predators exhibition. Explore gigantic ancient predators that once ruled the oceans. Follow the shapes and shadows of these amazing marine reptiles and discover what mysteries they reveal.

This intimate experience includes an opportunity to explore the exhibition with the lights on after the torchlight tour concludes.

Suitable for ages 6 - 12 years.

Children under 15 years must be accompanied by an adult.

Sessions available at 5.30pm and 5.45pm.

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An underwater illustration of a huge sea monster preying on a shark

Sea Monsters: Prehistoric Ocean Predators
Millions of years ago while dinosaurs ruled the land, giant reptiles over 20 metres long hunted the depths of the sea – and they’re coming back to life at the WA Maritime Museum.
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