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This place is good especially for astudents or those who are interests in science. Although the entrance fee cost too much, don't worry because it is worth it. You'll be going home with more knowledge in science.

Experience Science coming out alive here at The Mind Museum. The place offers educational tools and learning piece to all science geeks out there. Aside from fun facts, they also have Lab classes for kids. The place offers a good array of educational materials presented in a very interesting manner. They also have several shows throghout the day too.

Well I went here, for a field trip and I just loved it. The exhibits where amazing and the shows where awesome. This is where they focus on real science.

Most of the exhibits are already broken/worn, for the exorbitant price I expected to have had a better experience. They need better attractions or equipment.

It will trigger your imagination. You will be amazed!

The place has lots of potential but unfortunately for the ticket pricing... I wouldn't even bother. 60% of installation do not work or are being serviced. I have been to public libraries that have lobby installations that are better curated and alot more educational and interactive.

It is a very educational place but i think they should assign staff to tour inside. To fully understand what the display is all about, u need to read the description first. I went there with my 7y.o daughter, before i finish reading description my child already lost interest on that display and went to another.

I enjoyed it but my child doesnt.

It s good they re keeping their plants alive during lockdown.

It's not worth for the price, but it's good anyway.

A bit disappointed that a lot of the activity are not working. We paid 3 for family and we always enjoy activities for family on learning. Earthquake area does not function. Lights and visual area a few lights busted. I hope they fix them soon.

One of the great science museums here in the Philippines. Perfect for kids and young at heart. A very good place to visit for educational purposes and unwinding.

It was dead and outdated. Most attractions were not working and dark. Wasnt worth my 350

Suitable for kids ages 5+, a bit confusing in the exhibition side, but very impressive

Well-organized, interactive exhibits and overall a good weekend activity for kids. Time slots may seem restrictive but 2-3 hours are enough for smaller kids (3 - 6 yo) to cover the museum and move on to the outside playground (which is included as part of the admission ticket).

best space used for a small area. best place for kids to explore. too many kids during the weekends but still ideal.

-1 because most of the exhibit are broken and not child/teen proof. too much words being used but good for adults.

loved the place and best presentation on the stars. it was awesome, a must attend even if you are OLD. BUT PLS DONT FALL ASLEEP. it's rude.

Very informative for toddler to adult. World-class museum!

Entrance fee is a bit pricey but its still worth visiting especially if you have a kid with you

I miss this place last i visit this about 2012. Nakaka enjoy and More Learned

The place is really good. I just hope they can extend the hours allowed inside

Fun...but the whole day pass, 3 hours is not enough to explore.

Fun and educational for kids. I just wish they have maintained their facilities. Some were not working anymore.

im happy that they had made a venue for science concepts come alive

Below average,tiny place,most of the things were either under repair or not working.

Some of the exhibit function doesnt work. Overall is good. I like the xray machine.

The place covers the basics of science, society and natural history pretty well. It's also well maintained.

Not very well maintained. I heard such good things to be let down. A lot of the presentations and gadgets were either broken, not working, or inaccessible. It was such a waste :(

Exhibit hasn't changed all these years, also a lot of the museum pieces were broken or were not functioning well.

If you have a kid, theyll surely enjoy this place though I think the ticket is overpriced. They only have 2 floors and thats everything youll see.

We spent half a day here. The Mind Museum is such a fun place to bring your kids. It doesn't matter whether they're too young to understand the science behind how everything works. Your kids (of all ages) will be hugely entertained. I brought my kids here (ages 3, 8, 11, and 14). They each found something, actually a lot of things, that they liked. Heck, even my husband and I vastly enjoyed the visit.

What makes it so enjoyable is that nearly everything is interactive. There really isn't much that's off limits. Kids can feel and touch everything that they like.

Love the experience here. My students enjoyed this place

There could be more to what they already have. Keep it up!

Very much appealing for anyone who appreciate Science. Hopefully there would be more exhibits in the future.

A great place to take your family out to on weekends. Smack in the middle of BGC.
No worries as I'm sure the entire family will have lots of fun.
And not to worry. Jollibee, KFC, Burger King and MCDO are around the corner.

If you're in BGC area, might as well check it out. Otherwise, it's not THAT great to squeeze into your itinerary. Their AVP about stars is good. Avoid coming here late in the afternoon because thats when the students from different schools visit. You need to call them for reservation.

Good for kids to start learning science. Best to visit on your own, than in a tour group.

One of the newer and more exciting museums in Manila, a great place to bring kids because of the interactive displays.

One of the better maintained interactive museums in Manila. Most of the displays are targeted for kids and kids at heart.

Some displays are in need of maintenance. While others feel cluncky, but overall great learning experience for the kids.

We got our tickets from Metrodeal, which was a steal.

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My kids love coming here again. Their interactive exhibit is truly educational.

Lots of interesting things however a lil expensive for the experience

Pricey but worth it! <3 We went there on their anniversary promo and paid half the price (350php). The exhibits were awesome, some are interactive, and they are divided into different categories. More on scientific exploration.

*informative
*nice museum to go to when you have kids. They will surely love it!

Some attractions are broken but didnt ruin the whole experience

The Mind Museum is a great place to bring your kids. Not only is it fun learning, but the team behind this really focuses on creating an educational space for the kids. They offer workshops where kids can do cool experiments like forensic science and the time of the dinosaurs. My favorite is their star gazing sleepover camps that allow kids to learn more about the cosmos.

It was not for all ages. Took a 6 and 3 year old and it was over their heads. There are interactive screens but better for older kids. I will not go back.

Too expensive for me. I was actually more satisfied when I went to the National Museums in Manila, and entrance there were for free. I wish there were more exhibits. We went there around 4pm and around 5pm I'm already bored, which was weird. (I love museums, just so you know.) I guess the disappointment was because I'm not a kid anymore and this seems to be curated more for kids.

The displays are very interesting for kids and adults.

Entrance for public school teachers and student - 190
Bring your deped id
Free for B-Day month -bring nso or any documents or proof

It was a nice experience though there are some interactive activities or materials on the museum that are no longer working. Still there are a lot to learn and it's a fun experience.

It is great to bring children here. They get to learn while having fun. I went here with my younger brother, and he simply adored every moment.

it's cool the entrance and there's a robot on the entrance name aeid

One of the best science museums in the country. Perfect for family outing with kids!

PROS: lot of interactive arts, portrays real-life scenarios, they have mini shows (aka science in action), clean,

CONS: some of the interactive arts were not working, too dark on some of the exhibit areas, not wheel chair accessible...