Lightroom London: New exhibition where you can 'walk among dinosaurs' comes to the capital
The ‘roarsome’ exhibition, found at Coal Drop’s Yard, is narrated by Homeland star Damien Lewis.
An interactive new exhibition that lets you ‘walk among the dinosaurs’ has opened in London.
From today, 9 July to 2 November 2025, Lightroom in King’s Cross invites visitors into the world of Prehistoric Planet.
Based on Apple TV+’s Emmy‑nominated series, the documentary has been reimagined under the vaults of Coal Drops Yard.
Visitors can step into a 360 degree cinematic arena where 11‑metre LED‑wall projections transport you from arid deserts to deep oceans.
You can marvel at life‑sized dinosaurs including Tyrannosaurus rex, Mosasaurs, Ammonites, Adaltheriums and more, as director Lysander Ashton guides you through pivotal prehistoric scenes.
The 50‑minute experience blends Apple TV+ footage with original extended CGI, bespoke illustrations, and a lush sonic score by Hans Zimmer’s Bleeding Fingers Music team.
Homeland and Wolf Hall star Damian Lewis replaces David Attenborough, offering a dramatic new voice to accompany the visuals.
The immersive exhibition lasts around 50 minutes and is suitable for all ages. It is open most days from 10am until 7pm with extended hours on weekends and Fridays.
Prehistoric Planet at Lightroom London
Location: Lightroom, 12 Lewis Cubitt Square, King’s Cross, London N1C 4DY
Nearest tube: King’s Cross St Pancras
Admission: £25-29.50 for adults, £15 for students/under‑18s and under‑3s go free.
Time Out awarded Prehistoric Planet four stars calling it “a thrilling, fun, informative spectacle,” especially for children.