Liberty Science Center

"We went to LSC after dark and it was a really good time m it was 90s night so it was very nostalgic since we grew up in the 90's very fun. We went through the touch tunnel and felt like we were kids again!! Must try at least once."

"I finally understand that this is the secret to keeping your kids busy on rainy days and weekends. It does get packed though. Lots of variety for activities but of course expect airport tier pricing on mediocre food. Only had the pizza at the small food court - pricey and luke warm. You do get to add certain toppings buffet style though (pickled onions? Yes plz). Next time I'll kindly ask that they pass me the next one that comes right out the oven. Overall lots of fun stuff and if your kid(s) are into it - it'll be an easy option on the list to hit up. Consider the annual membership if you'll be there more than a couple of times a year."

"This spot slaps harder than a beaver's tail! I took my 3 and 5 year old to the Liverty Science Center and we were not dissapointed! My kids enjoyed the multitude of interactive activities and shows. I enjoyed the tact that I didn't have to pay for admission because of a reciprocity agreement between the Liberty Science Center and the Maryland Science Center, of which I'm a member. This place is awesome. I'm pretty sure we'll get sick from all the hands on learning, but my sons had so much fun that it'll have been worth it. Get there early! The later you go, the busier it gets."

"I had a great time at Adult Night. It was the first time I went since I was a kid and the place felt completely different. The staff was nice and most were knowledgeable about where to find things or places. Large lockers were 7 dollars to rent and small were 5 (don't forget to write down your locker number and pin code you have to create). Everything was easy to find with clear signs and the mozzarella sticks we had from the vendor were great. I'd suggest having a meal before you show up so you don't spend as much on food and non alcoholic beverages. I spent 5 dollars on one bottle of peach tea and nothing in the grab and go has a price sign. You find out at the machine you pay at so be prepared with at least 20 to 40 dollars if you plan to eat eat, more if you're drinking heavy. The light show started late at the planetarium and if you don't like heights you might not like going in there so get in line early to get good seats! Bathrooms were clean and any mess we saw (outside of the restrooms) after we got in was due to people eating and drinking. I will say if you have any questions email them a day in advance since no one answered or returned calls we made the day of our trip. If you buy tickets for when they open know that they will not let you in til 6 pm on the dot so being early means either waiting in the cold or in your car. Overall I would recommend going."

"I found it extremely interesting, a very good place to learn and expand knowledge about technological and scientific topics, I like that people can manipulate certain machines and see for themselves the magic of the machines, I liked the animal life that is preserved here. The only detail was the admission price, which seemed very expensive to me...$35. But from there everything was perfect."