Audio Guide of Clark Planetarium

Clark Planetarium is open Monday through Thursday from 10:30 AM to 8:00 PM, Friday and Saturday until 9:00 PM, and Sunday from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM; check for changes on its official website. It is located at The Gateway (300 N Rio Grande St, Salt Lake City), accessible by car, bus, or light rail (TRAX); parking is available nearby.

Admission to the exhibits and the atrium is free, but dome shows cost around $9.95 for adults and $7.95 for children; buy tickets online to avoid lines at the official ticket page. Discounts are available for local residents and families.

Plan for 2–3 hours to explore the interactive exhibits and watch a dome show. If you only visit the free exhibits, 1–2 hours is enough, but reserve shows in advance to make the most of your time.

Opened in 2002 at The Gateway, it is a leading educational venue that once featured the largest IMAX dome in the world, named in honor of Mark and Sylvia Clark. It promotes science and astronomy through interactive exhibits, attracting families and space enthusiasts in Salt Lake City.

Friday and Saturday evenings are ideal for star shows, but weekdays are better for fewer crowds. Avoid holiday weekends; summer offers special events, according to its calendar.

Yes, it is fully accessible with ramps, elevators, adapted restrooms, and wheelchair seating in the dome. Contact (801) 456-7827 for special assistance or adapted guided visits.

At The Gateway you will find shops and restaurants; a 10-minute walk away is Temple Square, and 1 mile away is the Salt Lake City Public Library. Explore the historic downtown on foot.

Buy tickets online in advance, arrive 30 minutes before shows, and wear comfortable shoes for the interactive exhibits. Download the planetarium app for maps and bring a camera for the stars; call (801) 456-7827 if you have questions.