Science City

"Parking in the garage was about half full. They participate in the B of A museums on us program if you want free adult admission. The tickets can be purchased in advance but not with museums on us. They had several exhibits that were broken or skee ball where 2 balls were missing. Either way the kids had a great time but most exhibits are for taller older kids (late elementary or early middle school). Some topics were too advanced toddler to early elementary."

"Loved this experience so much! Went on a Saturday, and it was packed with people! We were the only ones wearing masks. (Wanted to deny any flu or cold germs a free ride) Kids will have an amazing time here! Be sure to bring your quarters with you and prepare to spend hours playing and exploring! I rode the sky bike! There were a ton of hands-on activities for all ages! A++ experience"

"I took my kiddos here on a weekend day in the late morning. It’s important to note up front, for those like myself who may not know. There are a few things you should know before you go! 1) If you plan/need to park there in the Union Station parking lot-there is a flat rate fee of $15 per day. You must pay this at the kiosk before entry, you’ll get a small printed ticket, and you keep it with you. You’ll need to know your vehicle license plate number and you’ll need to note what the number is for the space you parked in. 2) The planetarium is not included in standard admission. 3) You can’t purchase entry with cash unless you go down one level and then back up with the receipt. Best choice is to bring your plastic. 4) Kids need socks for the Kinetic Climber/Indoor Playground. 5) If you plan strategically you can work your way from one end of this experience to the other and the kiddos will still enjoy one or two parts of each experience/exhibit, which really does make it worth the expense. I absolutely recommend Science City to anyone with kiddos. There is something for everyone here. From dinosaurs to robotics and the process of traditional pulp paper making is fun for kiddos who like to participate with the “learning” process. There is water, STEM of all sorts, a Dino dig, kinetic energy area, and so much more. Absolutely worth the $53 cost of admission for me and my two kiddos. We will definitely visit again. I failed to do this place justice with the pictures I’m posting. I would post more, but I’m unwilling to include my children in my pictures. These photos are of only a few of the exhibits/entertainment areas on offer at Science City!!"

"Pretty cool place, 2 story museum on the side of the train station. Planetarium tickets cost extra, and if you can afford to do both I highly recommend. My 14 yr old felt a little old being there but my 11 yr old loved it. Several different stations to interact with. Makes learning so much fun!"

"This place was amazing. The outdoor space had so much to offer as well as the inside. There were so many exhibits, it almost felt impossible to see it in one day. My 6 year old had a blast. We can't wait to go back."