FAQ — Exhibit Rental
Who is behind Loodo
Loodo is a spin-off of Toboggan Design, a creative studio that has been designing playful and mindful interactive experiences, environments and objects since 1999. Our passion for high-quality innovative design and our extensive experience gained through the creation of numerous museum exhibits have led us to the creation of Loodo.
How much does the rental of an exhibition cost?
We partner with Sciencenter for all exhibit rentals across North America. Visit sciencenter.org to learn more about exhibition availability and rental costs.
For rentals in the European Union, please reach out to Big Bang Event.
Will the interactives proposed in the exhibitions also engage older kids?
Building Buddies is aimed at kids ages 2–7, and Mobilab for ages 4–7. But don’t worry, older kids will also have fun and learn—they might even help the younger ones with their tasks!
Can the exhibits be in another language than English?
Yes, we’ve designed Building Buddies and Mobilab to be easily adapted into another language. A translation was done when Building Buddies toured in Mongolia, so don’t worry we’ll make it work for your language as well!
Are your exhibits easy to install?
Our exhibitions are designed for quick and easy installation. A detailed, illustrated manual walks you through each step, and our team is always available to provide support if needed.
Will we have technical support through out the renting period?
Loodo’s team and our partners will be able to help you if something happens during your rental period. We have a Tour Manager that will be available to answer any of your questions or needs.
How does shipping work in North America?
Each exhibition fits in a 20′ container and can be delivered in a truck size that is suitable for your organization. Depending on where you are in the world, it will travel by truck, train or boat.
If my rental is a success, can I purchase the exhibit or individual modules?
Short answer: yes! There are plenty of options available—get in touch with us, and we’ll help find what fits best with your needs and budget.
Where have the exhibits been shown?
Building Buddies Exhibition
Toured by Loodo
Children’s Museum of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Curious Kids’ Discovery Zone, St. Joseph, Michigan, USA
Children’s Museum of La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA
The DoSeum, San Antonio, Texas, USA
Center for Exploration, Grand Forks, North Dakota, USA
Toured by Sciencenter
Sciencenter, Ithaca, New York, USA
Kirby Science Discovery Center, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA
Port Discovery Children’s Museum, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Grand Rapid Public Museum, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Sacramento Children’s Museum, California, USA
Ecotarium, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Children’s Museum of Virginia, Portsmouth, Virginia, USA
Flint Hills Discovery Center, Manhattan, Kansas, USA
Toured by the Big Bang Events S.L. Barcelona:
V2, Lille, France
Toison d’or, Dijon, France
Rosny2, Paris, France
Erlangen Arcaden, Erlangen, Germany
Gera Arcaden, Gera, Germany
Paunsdorf Center, Leipzig, Germany
Parly2, Paris, France
Luz del Tajo, Toledo, Spain
Derbion, Derby, United Kingdom
Valle Real, Cantabria, Spain
Alegro Alfragide, Carnaxide, Portugal
Avenir, Drancy, France
Spacio Shopping, Lisbon, Portugal
Le Grand Cap, Le Havre, France
As part of the Oklahoma Museum Network:
Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum, Seminole, USA
Leonardo’s Children’s Museum, Enid, USA
Museum of the Great Plains, Lawton, USA
Science Museum Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, USA
Tulsa Children’s Museum Discovery Lab, Tulsa, USA
Mobilab Exhibition
Toured by Sciencenter
Sciencenter, Ithaca, New York, USA
Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Florida Children’s Museum, Lakeland, Florida, USA
Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Brooklyn, New York, USA