A community in motion
Orbit Yard membership is imagined for people who want science to become a habit: unhurried gallery returns, open maker hours, and generous conversations with the people building the programme.
Illustrative pricing
These exact figures demonstrate how future membership options could compare. They are not an offer, checkout, or live enrollment.
Show prices by billing cadence
For one curious regular
৳1,200 / month
৳12,240 billed annually, equivalent to ৳1,020 per month.
Save exactly ৳2,160 a year
For hands-on practice
৳2,400 / month
৳24,480 billed annually, equivalent to ৳2,040 per month.
Save exactly ৳4,320 a year
For shared discovery
৳3,600 / month
৳36,720 billed annually, equivalent to ৳3,060 per month.
Save exactly ৳6,480 a year
All prices are fictional Bangladeshi taka figures for interface preview only. Monthly totals are not collected, annual amounts are not payable, and no membership contract is available.
Why return
Not discounts for their own sake, but more time to notice, test, revise, and meet.
Repeat visits
Return without trying to finish everything at once. Follow a monsoon sensor through a new data cycle, revisit an exhibit in a lower-sensory hour, or let a young scientist explain the gallery back to you.
Maker access
Supervised maker hours would offer protected time, familiar tools, and practical feedback. The emphasis is safe iteration: arrive with a question, test one part, document what happened, and leave with a useful next step.
Member gatherings
Community-table evenings would bring together school educators, university makers, families, artists, and working scientists around one unfinished idea, with facilitated introductions and room for thoughtful questions.
Questions, answered plainly
Because this is a fictional preview, operational promises are intentionally limited. These answers show the policies a real programme would need to publish before enrollment opened.
No live membership exists and no payment details are collected. In a future service, renewal terms, reminders, cancellation timing, and any consent for automatic renewal would be presented before a person enrolled.
The preview model covers up to two named adults and four named children aged 17 or younger who share a household. Named members, safeguarding expectations, and changes to household details would be confirmed during an inquiry, not assumed at checkout.
No. General visits would remain subject to opening hours and safe capacity. Workshops, member hours, and events could require a separate reservation or inquiry. Specialist maker tools would require induction and staff supervision.
A real policy has not been set. Orbit Yard would aim to offer transparent pause options for extended illness, caring responsibilities, study travel, or other substantial changes, with exact limits published before enrollment.
The concept includes step-free routes, seating, quiet spaces, lower-sensory sessions, large-print interpretation, and access inquiries. Availability would need to be confirmed for a specific date once the venue and programme were real.
No. Orbit Yard is a fictional experience preview. The tier names, benefits, prices, and savings are illustrative; this page supports questions only and does not create an account, reserve access, or take payment.
Inquiry only
Share the tier or benefit you are exploring, the people you hope to visit with, and any access questions. The button opens Orbit Yard's local preview contact form. It does not enroll you, transmit a message, or request payment information.
Helpful details to include: preferred visit times, group size, making interests, and any mobility, sensory, or communication support that would make repeat visits easier.