Sounds of Silence
- Address:Yulara Drive, Yulara
- Hours:Open nightly
- Admission:Adults: AU$159, Children: AU$82
Sounds of Silence Reviews
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Absolutely Great
Good food, plenty to drink, wonderful company - didn't know anyone at the table beside my husband but they were the kind of people I wished I had asked for their address. One of the main reasons I signed up for the Sounds of Silence was for the star talk. We are big sky watchers. The talk was most disappointing. First and most important, they young lady walked around constantly and you could NOT hear what she was saying. Second - there are much more effective pointers than what she was using. Except for the Southern Cross, the constellations she pointed out were the same ones as we see in the Northern Hemisphere - I was to add to my knowledge and this didn't happen. Service, timing, food, drink - all great.
Amazing! Well worth the cost.
The evening was absolutely wonderful. Well worth the price.
Fabulous venue. lovely evening, shame about the clouds blocking the view to the heavens..
Though the service, food and setting was great, the number of guests makes it quite noisy so we can't appreciate the 'silence' in the outback
A very popular experience judging by the six bus loads of diners leaving from our hotel. Due to the number of participants, four different viewing and dining areas were utilised that evening. Views from our hotel were actually better than from the viewing area we were taken to. Food was delicious and plentiful, wait staff very attentive. Star gazing talk a definite highlight of the evening. A pity that our talented Digeridoo player had to leave early to get to the other dining sites. His playing certainly enhanced the outback atmosphere.
HAD A WONDERFUL NIGHT FOOD VERY GOOD STARGAZING SPECTACULAR
Whilst the scenery was spectacular and the canapes and champagne on arrival great, I was left disappointed with the overall experience. The price indicated to me that we would be in for a great evening but I think the organisers have done a great job in hyping up the dinner. The photo that accompanies the event has candles on the table. We had a light which was not romantic at all. The didgeridoo player was there for a fraction of the time and the food was nothing spectacular and definitely not worth the price.
Whilst the scenery was spectacular and the canapes and champagne on arrival great, I was left disappointed with the overall experience. The price indicated to me that we would be in for a great evening but I think the organisers have done a great job in hyping up the dinner. The photo that accompanies the event has candles on the table. We had a light which was not romantic at all. The didgeridoo player was there for a fraction of the time and the food was nothing spectacular and definitely not worth the price.
Very enjoyable evening. Drinks were included which was great. Had a table of travellers from around the globe. Food was delicious.
Nicely done. Even though we were so "lucky" as to be out under a cloudy sky---rarest of rare occurrences at Ayers Rock---the staff made the program entertaining. Great experience!
the evening we attended the dinner was quite warm. This made it quite uncomfortable sitting outside. Once it got dark, the flying insects kept dive-bombing. because the Wine flowed freely, several groups got rowdier as the night wore on. after the dinner, they asked us to listen to the 'silence' which was impossible with the couple of rowdy tables. Other than that, the food was good and uniquely Australian. we had clouds so the star gazing couldn't happen but the story teller was still good. In better weather and with a better behaved crowd, this might have been enjoyable. not sure it's worth the money though.
Great to see but the eating was to short.
Beautiful night! Stars were amazing.
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