TARDIS Adventures at the Doctor Who Experience
Sunday, 7 July 2013 - Reported by Chuck Foster
As reported last month, a further TARDIS set will be installed in the Doctor Who Experience for the summer. The new console exhibit was made for this Autumn's 50th Anniversary drama An Adventure in Space and Time, and is on display this weekend at Comic Con France, as seen in a photo released via the BBC's Facebook page.
The arrival of the 'original' TARDIS brings the total on display in Cardiff to four, joining the Fifth and Ninth/Tenth Doctors' console rooms in the exhibition and the original Eleventh Doctor version visitors can engage with within the Experience itself. If that wasn't enough, the Experience have also announced that during the summer there will also be a special tour available to see a fifth - in the form of the current TARDIS studio set at the nearby BBC Roath Lock Studios.
Further activities at the Experience this summer include a guided tour at weekends, taking in a number of recognisable locations that have featured in Doctor Who (and Torchwood) near to the exhibition. See the Doctor Who Experience website for more details on booking and availability.
The arrival of the 'original' TARDIS brings the total on display in Cardiff to four, joining the Fifth and Ninth/Tenth Doctors' console rooms in the exhibition and the original Eleventh Doctor version visitors can engage with within the Experience itself. If that wasn't enough, the Experience have also announced that during the summer there will also be a special tour available to see a fifth - in the form of the current TARDIS studio set at the nearby BBC Roath Lock Studios.
Further activities at the Experience this summer include a guided tour at weekends, taking in a number of recognisable locations that have featured in Doctor Who (and Torchwood) near to the exhibition. See the Doctor Who Experience website for more details on booking and availability.
(You can see further photos of the An Adventure in Space and Time console at the Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre and read an interview with the drama's writer Mark Gatiss courtesy of the Blogtor Who fan site.)