This summer, step inside something completely different.
Daedalite, by Architects of Air, comes to Titchfield Park, Hucknall from 17–19th July. It’s a giant inflatable walk-in maze filled with glowing light, colour, and curved spaces.
Come in, wander, sit, or lie down and take it all in. Outside disappears and you’re surrounded by shifting light and colour that feels like stepping into a dream, walking through a stained glass window, or even being aboard a spaceship.
Fun, relaxing, and surprising, Daedalite is designed for everyone and offers a totally unique day out for all ages.
Daedalite is a spectacular giant inflatable sculpture filled with winding paths, soaring domes and radiant light and colour. Part of the internationally acclaimed Luminarium series, which has captivated millions of visitors worldwide, it offers a unique sensory journey for audiences of all ages and backgrounds, including those with physical disabilities and mobility needs, making it a brilliant start to our summer of events, experiences and more.
Throughout our weekend at Titchfield Park we will be hosting a wide range of sessions between 10am and 4.30pm with dedicated sessions for those with Special Education Needs & Disabilities (SEND) as well as sessions for Grown-Ups only. Importantly, this is a ticketed event
Family Ticket Information
When booking your tickets for Daedalite, if you add at least 2 adults and 2 child tickets to your basket, you’ll get an automatic discount for our Family Ticket, making the experience just £13. Under 2s Tickets are not included in this offer.
FAQs:
WHEN SHOULD I ARRIVE?
Please join the queue shortly ahead of your booked time-slot. You will be waiting outside, so please dress appropriately for the weather!
DO I NEED TICKETS FOR BABIES/UNDER TWOS/CAREERS?
Entry is free for all of these people but you still need to book the free ticket to be allowed entry via our booking link. Carer tickets are listed at £4 but become free for every SEND Child or SEND Adult ticket purchased.
HOW LONG IS THE EXPERIENCE?
Visit duration is strictly 20 minutes. This allows you plenty of time to experience the Lumini to its fullest, whilst keeping the queuing time to a minimum for those waiting to come in.
DO I NEED TO REMOVE MY SHOES?
Yes, but you may keep your socks on. There will be a shoe rack to hold them while you visit the luminarium.
CAN I BUY A TICKET ON THE DAY?
Yes – if they are tickets available! We recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment.
CAN I BRING MY PUSHCHAIR INSIDE THE LUMINI?
No, pushchairs must be left in our dedicated secure area.
IS THE LUMINI WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE?
Yes, the Lumini is fully wheelchair accessible but not suitable for mobility scooters. Please read our access information below or get in touch with us to discuss in more detail.
I CAN NO LONGER MAKE MY TIME SLOT – CAN I CHANGE IT?
We cannot swap tickets on the day, nor can we offer refunds if you miss your timeslot. However, we can change your timeslot if you inform the box office at least a day in advance (subject to availability).
Lumini is suitable for everyone including those with disabilities and special educational needs (SEND).
However, we are also offering a number of dedicated sessions especially for SEND groups. These sessions are longer at 45 minutes and have a reduced capacity so that you can enjoy the Lumini in the way that suits you. When booking for one of these sessions, one Carer ticket becomes free for every SEND Child or Adult ticket purchased.
Quiet & Calm Sessions: Saturday 18th July & Sunday 19th July at 10.30am
Loud & Active Sessions: Saturday 18th July at 11.30am
Visitors and/or carers of visitors with additional access needs, particularly those who may experience difficulty queuing are encouraged to make themself know to staff at the lumini entrance on the day.
The Lumini itself is fully wheelchair accessible but is not suitable for mobility scooters. The event is taking place in Titchfield Park with the Lumini situated on a grassy area. Adverse weather may effect certain wheelchairs accessing the structure should the ground become muddy or waterlogged. Titchfield Park has very limited accessible parking on site, with the nearest main carparks being in Hucknall Town Centre.
Lumini are highly visual installations that use colour and light, however those with a visual impairment are welcome to explore and enjoy the atmosphere and ambient soundscape.
Lumini are not suitable for assistance dogs, so we ask that they remain outside, where we will happily look after them while you enjoy the experience. If it is not safe for you to enter the lumini without your assistance dog, we will insist that your assistance dog wears shoes in order to enter, this is to avoid damage to the structure.
