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Bask in the Sun
Take a quick detour to the Sun to witness solar flares 30 times larger than Earth. Hear the Sun's vibrations. Feel the energy that powers all life on our planet, captured directly from NASA's Parker Solar Probe, the satellite responsible for making the closest-ever pass to the Sun and still operational today.

Witness a Spectacular Explosion
Watch a red supergiant star called Betelgeuse erupt in a supernova, its dying blast recycling star stuff into cosmic building blocks — the raw material for stars, planets, and maybe life.

Stand on the Shoulders of Giants
Witness the cosmos through the eyes of the world's most powerful telescopes in an experience built from real scientific data. Step onto the Hubble Space Telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope, and the Chandra X-ray Observatory as they reveal the universe's greatest mysteries.
Gallery Witness the universe in motion
On the day How it works

Check In
Please arrive 15 minutes early. Our team fits your wireless VR headset, provides accessibility accommodations, and answers any last-minute questions before launch.

Meet Your Crew
Explore with up to six guests as Astro, your virtual guide, leads the way through the cosmos. Each guest appears as a glowing avatar with a name label, making it easy to stay together throughout the adventure.

Explore the Universe
Your movements become part of the adventure. Pick up objects, activate controls, and interact with your surroundings as the mission unfolds around you.
Reviews What our guests say
4.6/5
based on 425 reviews
Sandi C.
aug 2026
Interesting and mind blowing
Vicki P.
aug 2026
My first time with the immersive experience. WOW. So beautiful, informative, and awesome. Highly recommend this event!
Edward C.
aug 2026
Awesome! Unfortunately my visor failed, but my family loved the entire experience. The staff ensured I will be able to return and see it again at another time.
Rick S.
aug 2026
Learned a lot about space.
Chris R.
aug 2026
Coooool.
In short What to expect
Starstruck is a 40-minute, shared virtual reality experience developed with the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. Groups of up to six guests wear lightweight, wireless headsets and move freely through a fully three-dimensional digital universe — guided by a virtual host named Astro, from the Whipple Observatory to distant stars, exoplanets, the Pillars of Creation, and a black hole. Visuals and narratives are informed by real data from NASA, ESA, Hubble, the James Webb Space Telescope, the Chandra X-ray Observatory and Smithsonian research.
About the venueFever Immersive Center at York Street Yards

York Street Yards is a charming historic campus in Denver's lively RiNo neighborhood. Its sturdy brick and timber buildings house spacious office suites, creating a comfortable working environment. Situated near downtown, it enjoys a refreshing atmosphere with parks and greenways nearby.
Address
3863 N. Steele St, Suite 1168, 80205
Parking
Complimentary self-parking is available on-site at York Street Yards, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Accessibility
The event is held in an accessible venue and includes accessible entrances and exits, restrooms, point of sales, seating areas, and accessible routes throughout the space. Developed in collaboration with the Smithsonian Office of Visitor Accessibility, the experience includes a range of accessibility features, including: - Closed captions - Audio descriptions - Assistive listening devices (subject to onsite stock availability) - Wheelchair-optimized viewing mode - Optional "extra space" setting (adds a visible red bubble around you so other guests keep a comfortable distance) - Trained Fever staff available as sighted guides - Complimentary companion tickets
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