Whale Song Listening Session in "The Quietest Place on Earth"

Step into "The Quietest Place on Earth" for a Whale Song Listening Session. Taking place in complete darkness, each ticket entitles a visitor to 1 of 5 seats in the 12x10 suspended chamber, which is globally recognized as the quietest room in the world.

This session is part of Orfield's Underwater Listening Series.

"The Quietest Place on Earth" (Guinness 2005, 2012, 2021) is the Orfield Anechoic Chamber, located in Orfield Laboratories, Inc. in Minneapolis. Situated in the center of the multi-sensory design research and consulting lab, an anechoic chamber is technically defined as a room with absolute sound absorption. Measured at at an average of -13 dBA, Orfield's chamber is one thirtieth as loud as most others, which have an average measurement of 30 dBA.

Metaphorically, the anechoic chamber represents a small, quiet chapel, that has become a place of silence and meditation for people from all over the world. As the most famous part of the lab, the chamber has been featured on news platforms such as NBC Today, CBS Morning, WCCO, CBC, BBC, and in feature films around the world.

Important Information:

In order to respect all individuals experiences, each participant is expected to remain as silent as possible for the duration of the hour. The anechoic chamber is a dark, relatively small space. While participants will be instructed on how to leave the chamber in case of an Emergency, participants are encouraged to consider if the space is suitable for their comfort level.

Host or Publisher Orfield Laboratories, Inc.