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Immersive & Touring Exhibitions in Newcastle

Touring shows in Newcastle tend to mean one of a handful of big venues doing the heavy lifting. Theatre Royal, a short walk from the centre, does panto and touring theatre for ages 0 and up, tickets from £14, and babies in arms get in for £2.50 on a shared seat. Utilita Arena, ten minutes' walk from Central Station, brings in the big touring gigs and shows, though accessible seating needs booking ahead. Out at the edge of the city, Psycho Path turns eleven haunted mazes and fire performers into an outdoor scare event running 5pm to 11pm. For families with young children, Theatre Royal is the obvious choice, indoor, with a cafe and toilets on site, and that £2.50 baby ticket makes it easy on the wallet. Psycho Path is strictly for over-13s and older teens who fancy a proper fright outdoors, with food and free parking on site. If it is a big touring production or gig you are after rather than theatre, the arena is where it happens, just sort accessible seating in advance if you need it.

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Good to know: immersive & touring exhibitions in Newcastle

What does a paid visit cost?

Paid entry starts from £1 at Gosforth Nature Reserve. Prices, ages and facilities are listed on every place page, taken from each venue's own published price list.

Whereabouts are they?

You'll find immersive & touring exhibitions in Gosforth and Newcastle upon Tyne. Every place we list is in or around Newcastle, and each listing has the full address and directions.

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