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4.2· 701 reviews
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Marsy Asinas
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Was excited to see such a place in Manila, since there were only a few city parks and playground around the metro. The Museum's futuristic aesthetic was eye catching, once you get in though it felt empty and you couldnt help but wonder if "that's it?" "that was all they could think of putting into a beautifully crafted place like this?" We felt that we wanted a refund. Some of the interactive tools were not working and only a few personnel were available to answer questions or guide you. We were so looking forward to seeing "current" and "new" tech" but didnt find any. We did enjoy the outdoor playground, and was happy they had one.
After 2 yrs we decided to give it another chance, but sadly everything was the same.

Blue J
Reviews 1

Wouldn't say it's super fantastic because some attractions don't work as it is supposed to be but it's quite interestingly informative, yes. When you entered you're greeted by a pre-programmed robot display. The piano stairs, t-rex skeleton, and the room where you could feel the earthquake tremors (because Philippines is in the pacific ring of fire) are my most memorable attractions.

Local mentioned that it is not exactly a go to museum because it's quite pricey, i.e. 750 peso per person.

Michelle Wong
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Fair to say it looks bigger outside than it is inside, tickets aren't cheap based on what they really can offer inside but it's good for my son as he seems to enjoy it. We were there from 9-12 and he enjoyed two sciences shows, one about colour and one about pressure. For a 2.5 years old kid, he seems to learn something new. Also they are doing the Dinosaurs fun outside, we got the tickets for that too. He absolutely loves it but it's a bit too hot outside and lots of flies. All in all, kid loves it as they don't have expectation for anything anyway, for me, nice to seeing him doing something new with a big smile. Priceless.

Abdullah AlShowaier
Reviews 1

The museum overall is not bad, aimed for children.

It is similar to a park or a playground, good for children to run mindlessly playing with whatever they get thier hands on. Unlike other similar museums where they encourage the children to experiment and learn, they are overwhelmed in some areas with a lot of complicated machines and a long written explanations. What made the visit more disappointing is that it didn't have any activities for adults. Most of the subjects covered are basic and elementary.

My recommendation is to visit with your children. The area around the museum is nice, you can easily walk to "market market!" and enjoy the area after your visit.

Neeks Clemente
Reviews 1

It's a very interesting place in BGC filled with wonder, nature, science, curiosity, answers and more curiosity. One can observe and learn all about the natural phenomena, characteristics, and dynamics of the world in this museum, and there's a lot to see and explore with all the gadgets and gizmos, and simulators, interactive activities, and 3D models.

Some computer systems' touch sensors don't work properly, and some of the gadgets and gizmos need repairing and updating. Ticket prices could be more touristy-friendly as well. I hope the museum continues to improve because it has a lot of potential. The park outside's pretty cool, and I like that there's a Jollibee situated right within the museum grounds.

Overall I'd recommend to visit this place because I think it's pretty cool. :)

Bea Maxine
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Must Go for Christmas or Birthdays or any special events ! So beautiful and wonderful . I go here for our fieldtrip and I want to go again here for my birthday . The price is reasonable because ypu will experience mini planetarium and many more . But the sad thing is the time limit P600 Adults for 3hrs only P450 for private school students P150 for public school students kinda unfair .

Sharmaine Sauler
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We love it so much. Especially my son who loves to explore in everything he sees and touch. But the best part is when he saw the t-rex. He though it is alive, but is not. I, as a parent, cannot replace the happiness you bring to my son. We will go back there for another fun filled experience.
Thank you so much for the knowledge and bonding you give to us

Nancy Frialde
Reviews 1

Went here for half the price ticket because of their birthday promo.The place is informative and mind engaging, with different sections that tackles different branches of science. Happy that I have visited this place. This place must be included in students' field trips.

Siddhartha Nirgudkar
Reviews 1

A thoughtfully and with effort created exhibition of space, nature, human body, physics and history.
The exhibits are well organized, interesting and many of them are interactive.
There are also little niche "shows" of 10-15 minutes in some places. The space walk and earthquake room are very interesting.
A 3 hour slot is sufficient to walk around and enjoy each exhibit. The daily pass may be useful if visiting in larger groups and more for kids.
My parents, sister and I (minimum age 25) had a good, fun afternoon... I.e. it's not just a kid place!

Marvin Butchayo
Reviews 1

One of the best Science Museum in the Country. Most displays are interactive and visitor friendly. A good place to bring your kids. There are two adjacent paid parking lots on two sides of the museum and a paid basement parking on adjacent commercial buildings. There are options on entrance fees and on which part of the museum you can enjoy. Never the less, its a great and fun place to visit.

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