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• Is it possible to use Earth Explorer for a corporate event?
  You bet! Earth Explorer is a really original location for corporate events, including personnel outings, receptions and much more besides. Depending on your requirements, we can even draw up a tailor-made programme for you. You can hire Earth Explorer any day of the year, after 6 p.m. It may even be possible to hold events at other times, by arrangement with the management. For more details, see corporate events.

• Is Earth Explorer open on Sundays?
  It sure is. Earth Explorer is open seven days a week, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Outside these hours, companies can hire Earth Explorer for special events.

• Can I picnic at Earth Explorer?
  Certainly. Be our guest! All we ask is for you to purchase a drink in our cafeteria. There - who knows? Perhaps our theme-based menu will tempt you anyway!

• Are there reductions for groups?
  There are reductions for groups of 15 or more. Please note also that for groups it's best to book in advance.

• Are there any extras for schools?
  Of course! Earth Explorer caters specifically for schools. In addition to special prices, we offer free entrance to each teacher per group of 15 pupils.

• Can I organise a school visit in connection with the final tests for primary and secondary school?
  A visit to Earth Explorer fits in with the "World orientation" subject for the three levels of primary school and the first level of secondary school. We offer free study packs to prepare for your visit.

• How can I combine a visit to Earth Explorer with other activities to make a full-day excursion?
  The location on the coast makes Earth Explorer easy to combine with other attractions, museums or just a visit to the seaside. Groups of 15 or more can take advantage of our attractive combined offer, with a special price covering both Earth Explorer and the SEA LIFE Marine Park in Blankenberge.