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Opening Times and Prices

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crawick multiverse is now closed until spring 2026

We look forward to welcoming you all to Crawick Multiverse in 2026

We are routinely open from 10am every day from mid-March to early November.

If you have an enquiry please feel free to contact us by telephone or email throughout the year. We would love to hear from you.

General Admission Prices 2025

	Day Pass	Annual Pass
Adult	£8.50	£20
Young Person (5-16 years)	£5	£12
Under 5s	Free	Free
Family (up to 2 adults, 4 children under 16)	£25	£45

Carers receive a complimentary ticket with a paying adult or young person.

See below for details of Discounted Annual Passes for local residents in DG4, DG3 and ML12 postcode areas. You can also buy an Annual Pass as a gift for your friends and family.

Please ask for details of Group Rates.

It is also possible to stay the night in your motorhome or campervan. Booking required.

Opening Times:

CURRENTLY CLOSED UNTIL SPRING 2026

Monday: CLOSED UNTIL SPRING
Tuesday: CLOSED UNTIL SPRING
Wednesday: CLOSED UNTIL SPRING
Thursday: CLOSED UNTIL SPRING
Friday: CLOSED UNTIL SPRING
Saturday: CLOSED UNTIL SPRING
Sunday: CLOSED UNTIL SPRING

Annual Pass

If you expect to visit Crawick Multiverse more than twice in any year, then an Annual Pass offers great value for money. Plus there’s a great discount for locals!

As well as giving you free standard entry to the Multiverse, Annual Pass holders also receive a 10% discount on refreshments at The Coalface. *T&Cs Apply.

Local Discount

Residents with a DG3, DG4 and ML12 Postcode: To say thank you for the local support we receive all year round, we offer a great discount on the cost of an Annual Pass to residents with a DG3, DG4 and ML12 postcode, with proof of ID. This discount is available on both Individual and Family Annual Passes.

You can order your pass online then collect at The Coalface on your next visit. Please bring proof of ID and proof of address.

*T&Cs

Excludes entry to special events throughout the year.
Crawick Multiverse Annual Pass and proof of ID must be shown when making a repeat visit.

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The Crawick Multiverse Trust is a charity registered in Scotland (no. SC039940) and company limited by guarantee (company registration number no. SC349562).
Registered office 32-34 High Street, Sanquhar, Dumfries And Galloway, DG4 6BL
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This project is part-financed by the Scottish Government and the European Union – LEADER 2014-2020 programme

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