Star Trek : The Exhibition ( Blackpool ) Star Trek : The Exhibition is a museum in Blackpool , United Kingdom . It was advertised to open on , but the opening date had to be rescheduled to , due to delays in the shipping - in of some exhibits . When the exhibition opened , it was one of multiple celebrations hosted by the city in honor of " Star Trek " s fiftieth anniversary . The exhibition is situated on the seaside resort ' s promenade ( also known as the Golden Mile ) and features , among other displays , two full - scale replicas of sets : the bridge of the ( in its TOS configuration ) , and a transporter . A large replica of the shuttlecraft " El - Baz " s exterior , signed by many of the cast and crew who worked on the filmed " Star Trek " productions , is also featured in the exhibition . Behind - the - scenes documents on display include the final draft scripts of ( with hand - written revisions ) , , , , and , as well as a call sheet from the production of . Many costumes , props , and elements of sets are also on show at the exhibition . In a " Star Trek " - esque corridor , the following costumes are displayed : Other costumes on show at the exhibition include : The props and set elements include : Also on display are some makeup appliances . For instance , displayed in the same exhibit as Spock ' s headband from " The Voyage Home " is a pair of stock Vulcan ear appliances used in many of the films and TV series . An assortment of Klingon makeup appliances are on show too , together in a single exhibit . These include a full - face latex mask from , a mask featuring forehead ridges and nose , a reference Polaroid of Gary Hunter wearing Klingon makeup in , as well as a pair of head molds that were used to make Klingon masks . Looped clips from several episodes are also on display . These include TOS installments " The Trouble with Tribbles " , , , , , and . Originally , most of the exhibits in the costume corridor ( exceptions being the Vulcan display featuring Spock ' s headband , as well as the " Phase II " costume ) was completely open to visitors , though glass panels were later installed to prevent visitors touching them . The Klingon makeup display has also been slightly rearranged during the exhibition ' s run . Lighting has been added to the Romulan ( green ) , Klingon ( red ) , and Borg ( green ) display areas . Also , several of the descriptive blurbs about each of the technology props have been revised ( for example , one of the aforementioned isolinear chips was originally labeled " USB stick " , the microtapes were at first labeled " memory cards " , and the multipurpose remote control was initially called simply " door opener " ) . The last room of the exhibition originally displayed a trailer for and a trailer for . However , this was updated with content in ( an advertisement for the series is also on show at the entrance ) . On demonstration in the room was a behind - the - scenes video about DIS ( both videos regarding the series were provided to the exhibition courtesy of Netflix ) . The same room additionally featured a set of three Starfleet uniforms , the command chair from the , a Klingon " mek ' leth " , a Starfleet - issue phaser , a set of four Starfleet insignia badges ( a gold command division lieutenant ' s badge , a copper operations division lieutenant ' s badge , and two silver ensign badges : one for sciences and one for medical ) , a Vulcan IDIC badge , and a Vulcan pendant . At the end of , the DIS display went on a world tour , first appearing at a screening of the DIS Season 1 episode at London ' s Millbank Tower on .