March, 1999.

A one-off issue used to build interest and excitement for the pending Millennium. With thoughts on the Millennium written by a cross-section of Britians, includng Lord Falconer. Other sections include Preparing for the time of our lives, Something to celebrate, Reasons to be cheerful, Prime time, A sense of belonging, and others. It was distributed via official sponsors and with a mailing to opinion formers.

Thursday, May 13, 1999.

Complete prototype issue. Extensive use of "dummy" text (see image details above).

Thursday, December 23, 1999.

Welcome to the special preview edition of Daily Dome. With review of dress rehearsals.

Tuesday, January 4, 2000.

First daily issue, with review of opening night.

Saturday & Sunday, January 8-9, 2000.

First weekend issue, with review of opening night activities and cover story on Blackadder.

Monday, January 10, 2000.

8-page insert has articles on: Genius A-Z, the Gandini Jugglers, and the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham's day at McDonald's Our Town Story.

Tuesday, January 11, 2000.

8-page insert has articles on: Youth.fm the global youth radio station, Blackadder Back and Forth, Genius A-Z, and the "Past Pleasures" troupe of actors.

Saturday & Sunday, January 15-16, 2000.

Has cover story on role models (featuring Nelson Mandela), and an article on the Korea celebration on World Stage.

Wednesday, February 2, 2000.

8-page insert has articles on: Boyzone popstar Keith Duffy's visit to the Body zone, and a Wakefield performance at McDonald's Our Town Story.

Saturday & Sunday, February 5-6, 2000.

Has cover story on the simple pleasures of Punch & Judy puppet shows, and an article on a Dome visit by popstars A1 and Boyzone's Keith Duffy.

Tuesday, February 15, 2000.

8-page insert has articles on: Live entertainers, the Lost Property Office, a visit from the Vice President of Nigeria, and the Millennium Show.

Saturday & Sunday, March 4-5, 2000.

Has cover story on chef Rick Stein's showpiece Dome restaurant Acclaim!, and an article on the Dome being used as the location for the film "Highlander: Endgame", starring Adrian Paul and Lisa Barbuscia.

Thursday, March 23, 2000.

8-page insert has articles on: The Natural Theatre Company and the Dome's Security Staff.

Monday, March 27, 2000.

8-page insert has articles on: Dome Hosts matching lost children with their frantic parents, and a behind-the scenes apprenticeship in the Acclaim! Restaurant.

Friday, March 31, 2000.

8-page insert has articles on: Royal Navy sail up the Thames with a stop at the Dome, and Hollywood star Jason Priestley's visit.

Friday, April 7, 2000.

8-page insert has articles on: One amazing Easter show and Unveiled: Vision of Dome's future.

Saturday & Sunday, April 8-9, 2000.

Various articles including "Gerald Scarfe - Why you have to laugh", "Choice FM, the urban voice for London", and "World Stage: Croatia".

Tuesday, April 11, 2000.

8-page insert has articles on: A bid to break the world record for custard pie throwing, and Dome Hosts capturing the Dome in verse.

Saturday & Sunday, April 15-16, 2000.

Various articles including "Tommy Cooper - The sound of laughter still echoes" and "Visions of the Dome's Future".

Friday - Monday, April 21-24, 2000.

Various articles including Special Easter Events, England Day, the story of St. George, and the release of the Millennium Show Soundtrack on CD.

Saturday & Sunday , May 20-21, 2000.

Various articles including the Natural Theatre Company, Peter Gabriel and Mark Fisher's collaboration on the Millennium Show soundtrack, and the Dome's broadcast of the upcoming FA Cup final between Chelsea and Aston Villa.

Thursday, May 25, 2000.

8-page insert has articles including "Behind The Scenes: Don't miss out on the nautical zone".

Saturday, Sunday & Monday, May 27-29, 2000.

Various articles including "Commonwealth Day" and virtuoso violinist Kennedy.

Friday, June 9, 2000.

Final weekday issue. 8-page insert has a cover article on the Dome becoming Britain's most popular pay-to-visit attraction.

Saturday & Sunday, June 10-11, 2000.

Final issue. Various articles including reports on costumed staff and an upcoming Festival of Football.

Information includes News, Peninsula People, Transport News, Sainsbury's Eco Store Opening, Millennium Show Revealed and Dome Layout.

Information includes News, Peninsula People, Transport News, The Dome Opens/New Year's Eve, Greenwich Pavilion and the Sculpture Garden.

Information includes News, Peninsula People, the Prime Minister's visit, Legacy plc: A new life for the Dome, and the Dome's closing.

McDonald's internal staff magazine. Cover story on McDonald's participation as an official sponsor of the New Millennium Experience. Other issues include cover stories on McDonald's Our Town Story. Issues through 2000 feature the "Millennium Experience - Official Sponsor" logo on the cover.

Three cover issues featuring the Millennium Dome.
#941 - Disney Gives Mandy Dome Idea (Friday, 9 Jan. '98 - 36 pages)
#992 - Bumper Christmas & New Year Issue (Friday, 24 Dec. '99 - 52 pages)
#993 - Blair's Dome Triumph (Friday, 14 Jan. 2000 - 36 pages).

South Edition. Complete listing of all televised New Years activities, including those at the Dome.

Dome Wars by Adam Nicolson. The Dome is the grandest millennial project in the world - and the costliest. Getting it built has been an engineering triumph and the cause of savage political infighting. Only Adam Nicolson has had exclusive access to the torments, squabbles and soaring ambitions that make up this story. In this special edition of The Sunday Telegraph Magazine we present seven compelling extracts from his controversial new book Regeneration: The Story of the Dome.