I went to see the King Tut exhibit, it was absolutely wonderful, I loved it. The Science Center is very nice, the people who work there are friendly and helpful. On the down side, parking is on the expense side and the food in the food court is terrible.
Very cool place to bring the kids. They will love it.
Fun place to spend a few hours. There are some good permanent exhibits, and activities for the kids. I was there for the Body Worlds exhibit in 2017 and it was fantastic!
Great attractions, like the Space Shuttle, but does need some expansion. Other than the great ecosystems exhibit, the rest of the center has great potential for more interesting stuff, than what is displayed. Still a great place to checkout, only downside was the pricey parking.
I used to volunteer in the dive program here. This place is awesome, and super kid friendly. It's really nice to have a place like this for kids to expand their minds!
The kelp tank is fascinating, along with the touch pool outside where you can pet a stingray and watch tons of fish and leopard sharks swim around.
The ecosystems exhibit is really cool, and the other exhibits like the earthquake and tesla coil are really neat too. It's not just for kids, it's for adults too! I like how the entire facility is based off of interaction. Almost all the exhibits have something kids and adults can interact with. Even the giant kelp tank has SCUBA divers you can interact with (we like to play rock paper scissors underwater!)
This place is great to take your kids or your friends if you're looking for a fun time!
Great place and exhibits. Plenty of great things to see, entrance is free!
Very crowded, impossible to park. Dirty environment. A lot of exhibits weren't even working. And the best endeavours were being charged so it's really not so free like they advartise it.
Great educational experience. Somewhat hard to manuever for elderly but doable.
Space Shuttle Endeavor, external tank, earthquake demonstration, ecological systems -- we saw just a tiny portion of all the things to see. Plan on spending a full day--or more--here.
Beautiful place for children to know the movement of energy, physical chemistry, magnetic, the movement of wind nature, you first see that my baby is there and he likes me.
Always a pleasure coming here to entertain the kids of all ages in my group .
This is a great science center. The free exhibits were fun, though some of the interactive elements didn't work properly.
Scam. No king Tut there. Just all his stuff. Don t waste your money.
Wonderful place!! I love to go for a walk with my son. You learn a lot
Was interesting, wife enjoyed it too. Go early before the masses arrive.
Visited King Tut Exhibition. It was worth the time and money. Lot of interesting things from King tutankhamun tomb are there. It has more than 150 items from tomb. Very well presented and good information provided for every item on display. It's must see.
Space shuttle endeavor is good experience.
It is great for kids! They get to play with things and the gift shop has a lot of interesting items.
Went for the King Tut exhibit, which was amaaaaaaazing! Definitely recommend.
Those who have a short vacation in Los Angeles, and those who travel with no children, there is nothing to do specifically. It's interesting, but many things are packed with children, so it's not really a fan to spend it all day. Entertainment and experiment work more for children. What's impressive is the hangar with the space shuttle. So, if space is your theme, then searching for the whole center will choose this zone. She goes for an additional payment ($ 3), but the rest of the museum is free.
Was very nice to see the mummy of. the young faraon tutankamum from Egipt some of the items and jewelry and. to know the way the tomb was found, .
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Awesome place to visit when in LA. So many thing to see, experience n feel. The best part is the space shuttle
Wonderful experience! Going from room to room was like traveling through different worlds - all in one building. The only downside is some of the displays are in desperate need of maintenance. Definitely worth a visit!
There is a lot of information. I fell like there is to much. It's science overload. You should get there early so you have time to do everything. You have to wait in long lines to do activities. We waited 2 hours for the rock climbing wall. The girl clearly didn't want to be there. We had little ones so they just wanted to be entertained. The bike has a height restrictions.
just awesome place, love sciences and advancement in technologies
Great place to take a look if you're in the area, for the most part it's free and you can learn a lot about the exhibits.
I love how interactive it is, but most of the fun buttons and exhibits were broken. Kept everyone in our group interested and entertained though!
The place is huge with lots of activities around, but traffic was a nightmare- which I believe is quite normal for residents of LA. The parking is huge and you need to pay for parking. There are lots of activities for kids and adults of all ages who love to know more. The rose garden is a must see if you come here, we went to the butterfly garden as well it was Wow!!!
Lots of food vendors selling pre- made juices and cut fruits as well as hot dogs. We didn't have the courage to try fearing contamination. The natural history museum is also a stones throw away.
You can see a lot for the money
Admission was free, you had to book the time for the Space Shuttle for only $ 3 or $ 4
Interactive, fun and great place to wear out the kiddos while they are educated
It was of course okay, but why not making the space shuttle accessible? A bit more direct contact to the real stuff had been great...
Its a mixture of space exploration and earth/science museum. The space exploration part will be of interest to those who want to see the space shuttle. There's a little previewing exhibit with some items and videos about how they got it there. They also have the only remaining external tank, outside right next to it, which you can view afterward.
Saw the King Tut exhibit. Do not miss this one. I got to meet Zawi Hawas.
Loved all of the space-history stuff - especially the Shuttle.
Amazing Exhibits of Planes,Space Capsules and the Famous Endeavour Space Shuttle
This place is free. Has many great things for kids to play with look at and learn from period has beautiful rose gardens in the front , has the IMAX theater attached to it comma and is easily accessible if you are taking the metro. Bring your kids for a day out comma did I mention it's free. They also have the Challenger exhibit here which does cost money and it's probably worth it. You are allowed to bring in bags so you can bring in your lunch and drinks without a problem.
A great place to nerd out with some loved ones. This museum is jam packed with fun facts about science and how it affects our daily lives. The space shuttle Endeavor is a must see!
A great place to go with your family. The food is a bit expensive but you get a generous portion. Several things to explore and experience. Hands on experience.
It's a great place to take the family. Specially if you have children, they'll enjoy the place very much. There's live animal, space shuttle, jets and also its pretty much free, theres no entrance fee, you can leave a donation if you wish to, besides that free entrance. Great place to spend time and as well learn something new.
So excited for the King Tut Exhibit in Los Angeles. I've already seen great reviews for this exhibit online...
Admission is free to the California Science Museum. One of the most beautiful museums is great for children and adults. Herself in the lower hall, and also listen to the experience of delicious space ice cream, which you can find in the souvenir shop, the museum closes at five o'clock.
Amazing Museum.I went to the King Tut Exhibit and it was truly phenomenal. I highly recommend the special exhibits of the Science Center its incredibly worth it.
This is a wonderful Los Angeles resource. Most of it is free and there's something for every age group.
Great museum, really hands on good for ages 3-120.
I've learned something new everything time I've gone.
Awesome place, definitely worth checking out alone, with friends, or the family!
Really fun and informative. The exhibits all had something interactive to do and learn about. Great for families and school trips.
Lots of interesting exhibits. Loses a star for having too many hands-ons in disrepair and too many little kids.
Family friendly obviously. One of the coolest scientific things you can share with your kids and most of it is free.
Good place to bring a group and kids. Lots of thing to see and interact with from space to the environment.
I went to watch their bodies exhibition with my teen and we had a wonderful time, I truly recommend the exhibition and the full science center.
Loved the experience but the parking, food is way overpriced even the museum is $15 per person to get in.
It was such a thrill to see the Endeavor at rest at the California Science Center - plus the interactive and volunteer resources for our whole family to learn from was truly amazing! Highly recommended!
I love finding places to take my three sons. Outdoors and educational places are my favorite, and this definitely fit in to the educational category!
Oh that beautiful place I loved I recommend it with closed eyes
Fantastic center, it's free and so much for kids to do and the most has the endeavor space shuttle, an engineering master piece, can't recommend enough
Great place to learn something new. The exhibits are well put together, we spent several hours here and could have easily spent more time. Definitely recommend visiting this place.
King Tuts exhibition was AMAZING ..WOW !!!
The IMAX was great too..
It's better if everyone's on point, some worker bees have no clue.
It's a good place for the family but its facilities almost the majority are uncovered only serve a few that grabs a bit to burrido
I bought my tickets to the Body Worlds online. They scanned my phone for the barcode and I went in. It was an amazing experience and I would recommend going for sure. A little pricy but worth it.
Went there when I was in elementary to middle school now I'm and high school still going and I'm a celebrity still going
Came on a Wednesday, right at 10:30A.M. with my residents. (Assisted living facility) It was nice and clear for us to roam around. Not too many busy bodies to be bumping into.
Impressive Museum to my 24 year old daughter, those things bored her, she had fun as a dwarf.
So much to do! We couldn't see the whole place in one visit. Will have to go back again soon.
Free entry (except for special shows and films), great for kids of all ages. Plus you can get there on Metro!
Very good place to enjoy and learn science with the family.
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