Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon

MOSI has staged The Dark Side of the Moon as a laser show before, but Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon is a different animal. It is a full-dome film built around the 1973 album, seen by more than a million people at planetariums worldwide. In Tampa it plays in the Holloway Digital Dome Theatre, home of the Saunders Planetarium, which replaced the museum's old IMAX theater and ranks as the second-largest planetarium in the country. Imagery wraps a 10,000-square-foot curved screen inside the eight-story blue dome as the album runs from Speak to Me through Eclipse. Each screening is ticketed separately, and children under 6 are not admitted.