No plasma ball. Just the big moon globe that spins, if that might be what you mean.

Hi Sally, We’re now open 7 days a week, 10:00-18:00. The museum is closed each year on 25th and 26th December, although we recommend checking our website for further information closer to the time of your visit. We do require visitors to pre-book free admission tickets, if you would like to be the first to find out when these are available to book for November and December you can sign up to our what’s on newsletter on our website. We look forward to welcoming you to the museum soon! – Science Museum team

I did see a couple, but did not use them myself.

Hello, Sorry to hear you weren’t able to book Wonderlab: The Equinor Gallery tickets, it is very popular during half-term. However, lots of our other galleries and exhibitions do have fun, interactive elements. A good place to find some inspiration for a visit is on the ‘family trails’ page on the Science Museum blog. We will also be running free activities throughout the week, including the science show ‘Curious Cures’ and workshop ‘Heartbeat Heroes’ which you might find interesting (details are on our website). We hope this helps to answer your question, please do ask if you have any more - The Science Museum Team

yes there are snacks and drinks available

Sorry for the delay - missed your question. Answer: I have no idea - I wasn't carrying luggage. I cannot expect a charge to be more than voluntary and maybe no more than £2-3

We went two days running during the school summer holidays.the wonder lab had a very long queue to pay before you went on , very disheartening for our granddaughter. So we went back to the hotel and booked on line for following day ....on staffs advice ,we booked for the afternoon,and it was definitely quieter then than the morning .

No, probably not suited to a one year old, I would say 5+ imho

It is a truly superb experience for both young and old

Sì, c'è.