The Doctor Who Exhibition situated deep beneath Earls Court in the Museum Hall is more popular than ever - it has been extended over the Christmas period and will run until 7th January 2009, due to popular demand.  

Since the exhibition opened in March over 200,000 visitors have poured through the exhibition doors, and this Christmas families and avid Doctor Who fans will be able to see and experience some of Doctor Who's deadliest enemies - the Daleks, the Sontarans, the Cybermen and many more.

The exhibition is the largest of its kind in the entire galaxy and features many of the actual props, costumes and monsters from the globally-famous BBC series, together with some fascinating insights into how the programme is made.

Around every corner lurks another incredible creature from Doctor Who. Slitheen, Ood, the Hath, Absorbaloff and even the fearsome Empress of Racnoss have been brought to London's Earls Court for the very first time. The exhibition also features a never-before-seen 'Dalek Zone' the ultimate experience for any die hard Doctor Who fan who has the courage to face the universe's most deadliest creature.

Nigel Nathan, Managing Director, EC&O Venues said: "We're delighted that the Doctor Who Exhibition has been extended for the Christmas period.  It has proven to be a really big hit over the autumn school half term and will no doubt continue as we head into the festive season and will offer families and fans something a little bit different to experience this Christmas."

The Doctor Who Exhibition will continue until Wednesday 7th January 2009.  For further details and to book tickets visit www.eco.co.uk/doctorwho

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