Temporary safety rules in AHHAA

Temporary guest rules in AHHAA

Dear friend of AHHAA! We're very happy to welcome you in our centre again. Since times have changed a bit, we kindly ask you to follow some rules so that we all feel safe.

  • Since 7 August it is mandatory to wear a protective mask to visit AHHAA. You can get the mask from our staff. NB! Mask is not mandatory for visitors with a medical indication whose condition could be worsened by mask.
  • The mask is mandatory for everyone aged 12 and over
  • An additional safety fee (0,50 € for the mask, hand sanitizer and exhibition cleaning by the staff) is added to the ticket of every visitor who is at least 12 years old. No safety fee applies to those who only visit the science shop or cafeteria
  • Mask is mandatory during the whole visit. If you don't comply with the rule, the staff has the right to send you out of the centre

    • The centre is open as usual: Sun-Thu 10-19 and Fri-Sat 10-20
    • Right now, there are no public workshop or planetarium shows. Occasionally, we do small sets of science experiments in our Hall of Technology (AHHAA's biggest exhibition hall). These demonstrations are not scheduled.
    • There can be up to 500 visitors in  AHHAA at once. 
    • Before buying the ticket, disinfect your hands in the lobby. You can get a protective mask (and gloves, if you need them) from the staff.
    • Please follow the dispersion requirement (keep reasonable distance from other visitors)
    • Our staff disinfects the exhibits regularly and there are several disinfection points (hand sanitizers) for the visitors all over the centre.
    • AHHAA's science shop and cafeteria Newton are open. Follow the instructions in AHHAA's lobby and entrances
    • NB! If you have a gift card/voucher that expired during the lockdown (13.03 - 17.05.20), it has been automatically renewed until 30 June 2020.

    We hope you understand that the rules are for the safety of both you and the other visitors and we do our best to make your stay in AHHAA enjoyable - even in these uncertain times!


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