Planetarium and Observatory
Las Vegas's only public planetarium — a 66-seat dome at CSN with $6 weekend shows and free telescope viewing after the 8 PM show, 20 minutes north of the Strip.

Is the CSN Planetarium Worth It? Review
The Dale Etheridge Planetarium at the College of Southern Nevada's Cheyenne campus is the only public planetarium in Las Vegas — a 66-seat theater under a 30-foot dome, running public shows Friday evenings (6, 7 and 8 PM) and Saturdays (3:30, 6, 7 and 8 PM). Tickets are $6 general, $5 for seniors over 55, kids under 12, active military and CSN students — and when the sky cooperates, the observatory opens free telescope viewing after the 8 PM show. Advance tickets sell online through the operator's store with Will Call pickup at the astronomy shop.
Know what you're buying: this is a community-college teaching planetarium, not a Strip production — charming, earnest and $6, with a short educational sky talk before each feature that fidgety toddlers may not survive. It runs weekend evenings only, the small dome fills up, and late seating isn't allowed, so arrive with minutes to spare. The campus sits in North Las Vegas, a 15-to-20-minute drive from the Strip, with free, plentiful parking in the two lots beside the building.
Insider tipBook the 8 PM Saturday show on a clear night — it's the only slot that chains straight into the free observatory session, doubling your six dollars into a full evening of sky.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
3200 E Cheyenne Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89030








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