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Saturday 20th July
Book your free tickets!
What to expect on Saturday:
- 10:00 - 15:00 - Exhibitions and demonstrations - See how engineers are working to improve the climate, health, data and equality
- 10:00 - 15:00 - Destination Space Exhibition - Play with Mars Rovers and explore virtual worlds
- 10:00 - 15:00 - Augmented Reality Tour of UCL - A journey through past engineering discoveries all on your mobile phone
Additional bookable events:
- 10:00 - 17:00 - Planet of Play Exhibition - Immersive interactive installations and fun for years six and over
- 11:00 - 14:00 - Engineers of Change Talks - cutting-edge insight and engineering inspiration
Theatre events and performances:
- 15:30 - 16:30 - Bakineering: The Voyage - Join aerospace engineer, creator and judge of Netflix's Baking Impossible, Andrew Smyth, on an edible exploration of engineering!
Guidance
Entrance Tickets
- When registering, please book a Festival Entrance Ticket for each person attending the day. This ticket will grant access to the festival location, exhibition zones and general festival facilities.
- Tickets may be booked in bulk on the website up to the limit for the specific event or activity.
- All under 16s must be attending with an adult who understands the nature of this event and ensures the minor/s are supervised at all times.
Additional Event Tickets
- In addition to your Festival Entrance Ticket please separately register for any individually bookable events that you wish to attend on the day. On Saturday 20 July, this includes Planet of Play, Bakineering: The Voyage and Engineers of Change.
School and community group bookings
- If you are booking as part of a school group please visit our school and community group booking pages.
Industry partner bookings
- If you want to attend our industry partner and networking event, please see our Research and Innovation Showcase.
Getting here
- The festival activities will be held at UCL Bloomsbury, Gower Street, Bloomsbury, London, WC1E 6BT
Travelling to London
- London is well-served by transport links, both for travelling to and from London from the UK, Europe and the wider world, as well as for getting around the city.
- UCL has locations across the city with the main campus locations in central and east London areas.
- There are easy connections to UCL from London’s global hub airports at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted and you will find that London’s extensive public transport system is convenient and easy to use.
Travelling to UCL
- Whilst it is possible to travel to UCL by car, parking is typically difficult and expensive and so we would generally recommend using public transport to get to us.
- Please see our website for the wide range of public transport options for getting to UCL.
Check before you leave
- We would always recommend planning your journey to UCL and checking the status of public transport networks before you depart.
- Transport for London offers an excellent Journey Planner Tool at www.tfl.gov.uk that can help you plan your journey.
Accessibility
- View accessibility information for our buildings and locations
- Find wheelchair-friendly routes on our interactive map
- Please contact us in advance if you require assistance.
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Need assistance with your booking?
If you have any questions or require assistance with your booking please get in touch with us at: faceng.events@ucl.ac.uk