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OMNI THEATER

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Enter the Next Era of Visual Wonder at the All-New Omni Theater

This fall, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will unveil a spectacular addition to its array of attractions – the Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater. Set to redefine the boundaries of immersive entertainment, this state-of-the-art theater promises an experience unlike any other.

Be Among the First to Experience It

The Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will open this Fall, launching a new era of immersive entertainment. Mark your calendars because this experience is one you’ll have to see to believe. 

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Explore the Technology

Learn more about the Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater

At the heart of the Omni Theater’s allure is the world’s largest LED dome display ever installed in a museum. This pioneering feat propels the Omni Theater into a league of its own, promising visitors an extraordinary journey through visual storytelling. With an 8K LED display, the theater’s visual experience offers a level of detail and clarity that is truly unmatched, even surpassing the technological marvel of the Sphere in Las Vegas.

Nearly 12,000 individual screens make the dome 40 times brighter than traditional projection systems. This remarkable luminosity ensures that every frame dazzles in the richest colors imaginable, pushing the limits of what’s possible to transform how you engage with the visuals on screen.

Discover the Omni Theater Experience

Immerse Yourself in the Omni Theater

The Omni Theater experience goes beyond just sight. It is designed to envelop you in a multi-sensory journey. The theater features ultra-comfortable seating that allows you to fully relax as you are drawn into the narrative. Paired with immersive spatial audio, the experience isn’t just seen, it’s heard and felt like you’re part of the action unfolding on the screen.

An architectural marvel in itself, the Omni Theater’s 88,000-pound dome emits light rather than projecting it like traditional cinemas. This groundbreaking technology enhances the vividness of what you see, creating an infinitely more vibrant and lifelike experience. This experience is a leap into the future, setting new standards for theaters worldwide.

Name an Omni Seat

Celebrate the Grand Reopening of the Omni Theater

Celebrate the grand reopening of the Omni Theater with a special seat named in your honor!

Nameplate inscriptions are limited to 30 characters, designed for the individual making the gift, and are subject to approval. Your inscription may include “In Memory of” or “In Honor of”.

  • Multiple seats may be purchased and will be placed together.
  • Naming is guaranteed for a 5-year term.
  • Donors will be invited to a special date at the theater to take photos of their seats.
  • Seats must be purchased by November 1, 2024.

Seat naming opportunities do not include ticket purchases, admission, memberships, reservations, or rights to sit in the named seat during events held at the Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater or at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History.

Purchase A Nameplate
Main Entrance
Lobby
LED Panels Installed on Dome

The Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater renovation is generously funded by the following organizations and individuals.

Amon G. Carter Foundation
The City of Fort Worth
Jane & John Justin Foundation
Leo Potishman Foundation
Tarrant County
The Burnett Foundation
The Paul E. Andrews, Jr. Foundation
The Thomas M., Helen McKee & John P. Ryan Foundation
William E. Scott Foundation
Robert and Sherri Patton
BNSF Railway Company
William and Catherine Bryce Memorial Fund
Nancy Thompson
Rosenthal & Blumenfeld Families
Ann L. and Carol Green Rhodes Charitable Trust
Anonymous
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company
Alcon Foundation
Schollmaier Foundation
Mazur Capital
Robert D. & Catherine Alexander Foundation
J. Brown and C. A. Lupton Foundation
Bird Family Foundation
James & Dorothy Doss Foundation
Web Maddox Trust
Mary Potishman Lard Charitable Trust
Anonymous
Garvey Texas Foundation
The Hammett-Russack Charitable Foundation
Rainwater Foundation
Wells Fargo Bank
John Michael Fierer
Mark Robert Fierer
Anonymous
Sunderland Foundation

Higginbotham Insurance and Financial Services
Higginbotham Community Fund
James R. Reid
Diane and Michael Parks
Marianne Auld and Jimmy Coury
Andy and Nancy Thompson Foundation
Glenn and Kimberly Darden
Ryan and Nissa Harrington
Kathryn and William Pollard
David and Noel Nolet
Anne and Orlando Carvalho
DuBose Family Foundation
Gretchen and Whit Smith
Luther King Capital Management
Brian and Tyler Crumley
Garland and Mollie Lasater
Folsom Point Charities
The Cleaves and Mae Rhea Foundation
Martha Leonard Trust
Howard and Joan Katz
Eddie and Lynny Sankary
Amar and Sonya Tanna
Hillwood Alliance Group
The Walsh Foundation
Dwight and Joni Horton
Luther and Teresa King
Richard A. Russack
Molyneaux Charitable Foundation
John and Amy Ryan
Tracy Rector and Greg Fitzgerald
John and Ginger Dudley
Tom and Mary Beth Owen
Brad and Layne Wharton
The Gary Patterson Foundation
Anthony and Jennifer Edwards

Media Contact 

Tammy McKinney, Vice President of Development
817-255-9534 | tmckinney@fwmsh.org

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