Bubble Planet has landed in Sydney, and it’s unlike anything we’ve seen before.

After selling out in cities like Milan, London, LA, and Brussels, the global sensation Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience has officially opened its doors in Sydney. Now welcoming guests at Paddington Pavilion, Sydney Olympic Park, this whimsical, multi-sensory wonderland has already captured the hearts (and cameras) of more than two million people worldwide.

Designed to delight the young and the young-at-heart, Bubble Planet invites visitors to wander through more than ten immersive environments. Inside, you’ll find yourself diving into a giant bubble bath ball pit, wading through a glowing sea of floating balloons, and stepping into a room where you’re completely surrounded by real soapy bubbles. There’s also an underwater LED wonderland filled with colour and light, and a mesmerising infinity chamber that warps your sense of space and time.

A fully immersive VR room takes the experience even further, offering a surreal journey through a fantastical, bubble-filled planet. Over in the Sketch and Post zone, guests can let their creativity run wild by drawing their own sea creatures, and then watching them magically appear on a giant digital underwater scene. With cutting-edge projection, colourful lights, and carefully curated soundscapes, this is an all-out sensory adventure.

Bubble Planet isn’t just about photo ops (though there are plenty of those); it’s about reconnecting with your sense of play. Whether you’re floating through a sea of oversized balloons or marvelling at the illusions inside the Giant Bubble Dome, this is the kind of experience that leaves you grinning long after you leave.

The experience is co-produced by immersive event experts Exhibition Hub and Fever, the team behind hit exhibitions like Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and The Art of the Brick. As with those shows, Bubble Planet expertly blends art, technology, and wonder to create something totally transportive.