QUEEN -HEAVEN- Special Screening at Nagoya City Science Museum

The Nagoya City Science Museum's planetarium, "FUJI Sky Dome," will host a special screening titled "QUEEN -HEAVEN-". This event is a unique opportunity to experience the legendary British rock band QUEEN's music, visuals, starry skies, and lasers in an immersive planetarium setting. Attendees can expect a grand-scale spectacle that blends QUEEN's iconic songs with the breathtaking visuals of the cosmos and dynamic laser light shows, creating an atmosphere akin to being at a live QUEEN concert.

Event Details

• Event Title: FUJI Nagoya Science Museum x Artpia Special Screening "QUEEN -HEAVEN-" supported by FUJI
• Venue: Nagoya City Science Museum, Planetarium "FUJI Sky Dome" (6th Floor, Planetarium Building)
• Address: 2-17-1 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi
• Dates: October 17 (Sat) - October 18 (Sun), 2026
• Doors Open: 18:30 JST (Both Days)
• Show Starts: 19:00 JST (Both Days)
• Estimated End Time: 20:30 JST (Both Days)
• Admission Fee: General ¥5,000 / University & High School Students (under 29) ¥3,000
  • Junior high school students and younger are not permitted.
  • Individuals with disabilities (and one accompanying person) receive a 10% discount off the general admission price.
• Ticket Sale Start Date: July 29 (Wed), 2026, 10:00 JST
• Ticket Outlets: Ticket Pia, Nagoya City Youth Cultural Center (Artpia)

Important Notes for Attendees

All seats are reserved, but seat selection is not possible at the time of purchase. Late entry after the performance has begun is strictly prohibited, so please arrive with ample time. Food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue. Tickets are valid only for the specified date and time. For purchases via Ticket Pia, the P-code is 661-560.

Access

The Nagoya City Science Museum is easily accessible by public transportation. The nearest stations are JR Nagoya Station and Subway Sakae Station. While paid parking is available nearby, spaces are limited, and public transport is recommended. Early arrival is advised due to expected crowds.