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4.7· 3,552 reviews
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Herbert Yu
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Lovely place, perfect for family or small group. It is advised to go there with multiple people because some activities need two or more people to work together. Help you understand sciences better. You will act, think and see, hear the science. We renewed our membership multiple times.

Cory Adams
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Had a blast so much to see and do. My son did not even mention xbox the entire time we were there. Need to schedule lots of time to spend there. Tactical dome is worth the extra charge. Bring lots of hand sanitizer as there are only 2 bathrooms making it difficult to wash hands during the day while touching items shared by hundreds during the day.

Andrew Bryant
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Wow! Such a great museum! You could spend there all day (which I did) and still don't see and try everything available. It's a great place for kids and the my really enjoy trying everything (even small kids, ages 3-5). The restaurant has reasonable prices and the food is pretty good.

If you go there, plan a full day of you want to explore everything available... Otherwise you might not be able to do so. Admission could be a little lower,... But it's okay.

Beatriz Pimentel
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This place is amazing! Just went here on my kid's school field trip and it was awesome. My son is 7 years old with autism and he enjoyed this place so much. All the displays are interactive and sturdy enough for tough little hands. The staff is friendly and helpful and there are instructions by every display. It's a pretty big place with lots of different activities that even adults will enjoy.

Toni McMorris
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Excellent fun for all old and young. 3yr old had a blast, lots of buttons and interactive science exhibits/stations. Restaurant inside more like a fancy cafeteria, a bit over priced but still delicious healthy options available. We spent all day there being one of the first to enter and last to leave and still didn t do everything. The shop had lots of interesting items too.

madipup19
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Great experience. I went for the 18+ night on Thursdays from 6-10. It was great. They had beer stands. Since it was all adults every one wasnsuoer respectful. The outdoor exhibits were fun but next time I'd get them done early when the sun is out before it gets cold. There was so much to do. I got a little tired half way through and left. It was $20 bucks to get in which is nothing. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Teddy Guenin
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Lots of fun science exhibits both inside and outside. Make sure you check out the sound chairs, the maze on the south side, and the misty bridge on the north side! The ant exhibit was the best one on the inside of the museum, with some interesting information about living biology.

Stuart C. McFarland
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Spent a whole day there, and could've spent another! The exhibits are very interesting. We arrived right when it opened (on a weekday in September) and there was almost no crowd. After lunch (didn't eat at the museum due to ridiculous prices), it got a bit more crowded, but we were lucky it didn't detract from our experience. A must see!

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About Exploratorium

Reopening July 1! Let your curiosity roam free through hundreds of exhibits in our six spacious indoor and outdoor galleries at Pier 15, San Francisco.

Exploratorium: A World of Curiosity and Discovery

Are you looking for a place where you can let your curiosity roam free? Look no further than Exploratorium, the ultimate destination for science enthusiasts and curious minds alike. With hundreds of exhibits spread across six spacious indoor and outdoor galleries, Exploratorium is a world of discovery waiting to be explored.

Located at Pier 15 in San Francisco, Exploratorium is set to reopen on July 1st after being closed due to the pandemic. The museum has taken all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of its visitors while still providing an immersive experience that will leave you in awe.

What sets Exploratorium apart from other museums is its interactive approach to learning. Instead of just reading about science concepts, visitors get hands-on experience with exhibits that allow them to see these concepts in action. From exploring the properties of light and sound waves to understanding how our brains process information, there's something for everyone at this museum.

One exhibit that's sure to capture your attention is Tactile Dome - an interactive exhibit where visitors navigate through total darkness using only their sense of touch. It's an exhilarating experience that will challenge your senses and leave you with a newfound appreciation for how we perceive our surroundings.

Another must-see exhibit is the Outdoor Gallery which features large-scale installations that explore various scientific phenomena such as wind patterns or water flow. It's a great way to connect with nature while also learning about scientific principles in action.

Exploratorium also offers various workshops and events throughout the year which provide opportunities for deeper exploration into specific topics such as robotics or chemistry. These programs are designed for all ages so whether you're a child or an adult, there's always something new to learn at this museum.

In addition to its exhibits and programs, Exploratorium also has a commitment towards sustainability by incorporating eco-friendly practices into its operations such as using renewable energy sources or reducing waste through composting efforts.

Overall, Exploratorium is more than just a museum - it's an immersive experience that will ignite your curiosity and inspire lifelong learning. So mark your calendars for July 1st when this world-class institution reopens its doors once again!