Have you ever wanted to travel to space?
EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND! Introducing an extraordinary interactive VR immersive experience in space exclusively at Midland Center for the Arts. Midland, Michigan is the ONLY city in the entire midwest featuring this experience throughout 2025.
Unearth an awe-inspiring perspective of Earth through a rare, astronaut-view that has been shared by very few... until now. This experience is open NOW for timed entry through APRIL 19, 2025. Please check specific dates for available launch times.
THE INFINITE puts you on the virtual ISS to explore breathtaking views of Earth and share a new perspective in the daily life of the crew on board. Explore a 45-minute immersive walk-through adventure, self-guided or partnered with your family members or friends.
Fun for kids 8+, young adults, and adults.Highlights:
🌎 Admire mind-blowing views of the Earth
📽️ Witness the first-ever 360 interactive virtual spacewalk
🛰️ Explore a walkable 3D model of the International Space Station
👩 Join the crew of astronauts and discover their epic adventures
Accessibility: We can accommodate up to three wheelchairs or large mobility devices per time slot (30 total people per slot).
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Age Advisories: Please note that this experience was designed for ages 13+. Children under the age of 8 will not be admitted. Those aged 8-15 will require a supplied waiver signed by their parent/guardian and be accompanied by an adult.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you have any potential health concerns about attending the experience, please consult with your doctor, as The Infinite is not recommended for individuals who are pregnant, have epilepsy, heart conditions, etc.
Please note: Motorized wheelchairs are not permitted as they can damage our floor-mounted equipment.
For those with reduced mobility (RM), we have a few different options available to accommodate you, please contact us at guestservices@midlandcenter.org.
The experience is accessible to those who are 8 years of age or older. All children must be accompanied by an adult walking through the experience. Children aged 8-15, will need a waiver signed by their parent/guardian before starting the experience. Children under the age of 8 will not be admitted, and the use of baby carriers is not permitted, as it is not recommended by the VR manufacturers.
The use of contact lenses is preferable to enjoy an optimal experience. Otherwise, the VR device will be placed over your eyes.
According to official documentation from Oculus, if you need to wear eyeglasses, it is recommended that glasses are 142mm or less wide and 50mm or less high. Anything larger will most likely have trouble fitting in the Quest 2 headset.
Yes. We invite our guests to take photos and videos for personal use only and would love for you to tag us at @midlandcenter, @theinfinite.experience, and #theinfiniteexperience
Please note, the use of flashes and tripods are strictly prohibited. Press photography (and any other photography for professional use) is also prohibited unless authorized and accompanied by a staff member.
Available for Grades 3 - 12
Field Trip Opportunities
CALLING ALL EDUCATORS! Discover the wonders of space with our out-of-this-world field trip experience! THE INFINITE offers students a unique chance to explore the International Space Station and witness NASA's lunar rocket launch. Book now for just $25 per student and give your class an unforgettable adventure to the cosmos.
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Special Events in the Museum to Celebrate THE INFINITE
Upcoming Space Events
Cocktails & Cosmos: The Next Giant Step
WED, APR 2, 2025 / 5:30 PM
Join the Center throughout the run of THE INFINITE for extra learning opportunities! The Next Giant Step with Guest Lecturer Mike Murray, Delta College Planetarium / Come and be inspired about the future of space exploration and innovation in space technology. Engage in inquiry with us! What is the future of the space station? Why do we want to go back to the moon? What roles do space telescopes play in cosmic discovery?
About the Guest / Mike Murray is the Astronomer and Manager of the Delta College Planetarium in Bay City with over 40 years of experience in the planetarium and informal science education field, producing and directing programs for museums, science centers, the National Parks and NASA. Mike is an avid amateur astronomer with his own home-made 16-inch telescope which he uses for hands-on learning, education and public outreach. He also lectures on topics in astronomy and space exploration for astronomical societies, museums, STEM festivals, career days, and many libraries and civic organizations.
Lecture tickets do not include admission to THE INFINITE
Exploration of the Skies: Starlink, Space Junk, & Satellites
FRI, APR 4, 2025 / 2 PM
Remember gazing at the Milky Way and wishing on a shooting star? You might be wishing on a SpaceX Starlink satellite instead! The number of satellites orbiting Earth is skyrocketing, driven by ambitious projects and growing demand for global internet access, Earth observation, and scientific research. This new space race is changing the face of the night sky, but what does it mean for us here on Earth? Join Aurelian Balan, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Delta College, for a fascinating presentation exploring the satellite boom, its impact on our planet, and the challenges and advances it presents.
This is a family friendly presentation with fun demonstrations, including spaced-themed snacks at the conclusion of the presentation. When scheduling, please note that The Infinite is for guests ages 8 and up.
Tickets do not include admission to THE INFINITE