If you’ve seen Night at the Museum you’ll no doubt recognise that it’s the embodiment of some kids’ biggest fantasies – staying overnight in a museum and finding that, once the lights go out, everything comes to life. Hugely popular exhibition Body Worlds is offering a chance for its fans to have a similar experience and stay the night amongst its more than 200 specimens, including entire human bodies. Of course, there’s no promise that the exhibits will come to life as they do in the film, but entering the Body Worlds Night at the Museum competition is the only way to find out…

Freaky Friday at Body Worlds
The Body Worlds Night at the Museum competition offers fans the opportunity to stay overnight at the Body Worlds exhibition amongst a myriad of specimens including everything from organ systems to entire bodies, perfectly preserved in an airtight seal. Definitely not for the squeamish or the fainthearted, the Body Worlds Night at the Museum competition gives you an opportunity to spend even more time with the exhibition, without the throngs of exhibition-goers joining you.

Night at the Museum 2
The sequel to Ben Stiller’s Night at the Museum sees security guard Larry head south from New York to the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., the world’s largest museum complex with a collection of 136 million. Like in the first film, after dark the exhibits come to life and Larry must find a way to prevent the museum from being destroyed – and keep his job in the process.

Body Worlds
Body Worlds at the O2 has proven hugely popular, with loads of people seeing the exhibition since it opened in London in October 2008. Entitled Body Worlds and the Mirror of Time, the exhibition explores how bodies age. Body Worlds uses a process called plastination, created by anatomist Gunther von Hagens, to preserve the bodies and make them viewable.

Competition winner
The winner of the Body Worlds Night at the Museum competition will get to bring along four friends to spend the night amongst the specimens at the O2. Body Worlds creator Gunther von Hagens will be judging the competition entries, which will close on 3rd July.

To enter the Body Worlds Night at the Museum competition, redeem your Night at the Museum 2 ticket stubs from the O2’s Vue cinema at the O2’s Bubble Box Office for a two for one ticket offer to visit Body Worlds, and explain why you’d like to spend the night at the exhibition in 25 words or less.

The competition closes on Friday 3rd July and the Body Worlds sleepover will take place on Friday 10th July. For more information on Body Worlds and Vue cinema at the O2, see the links below.