INFINITY Science Center Review

Amazing place and I felt very safe due to their covid-19 safety measures!

I enjoyed the science center. Wished they had more exhibits to look at and more stuff about the planets. I probably wont go back. Only pass the place on road trips. Def don't regret going. The movie was short but awesome. It was 3d and super cool. We got to do submarine simulator. Seeing all the astronauts stuff is amazing. The rocket is the coolest! Cant go wrong there. There are near plants to look at and a play area for kids. Didnt eat the food. The gift shop is cool ! It was an enjoyable experience. Should do it atleast once !

Quality exhibits. Tons of hands on displays. Topics are varied, space exploration, environmental issues, and STEM activities. Friendly, easy accessible displays. Helpful staff. Exhibits for all ages, including toddlers.

Amazing is the word for this place! Do yourself and your family a favor and go here! Amazing lol

Really nice educational center about many different science topics. The bus tour thru NASA is included in the admission price and was very informative. Highly recommend.

They quit the bus tours. "Budget cuts". That info has not been updated, so was disappointed when we found out that the main reason of our visit wasn't there. The science center is neat, overall a good experience. The 3D theater is good too. Just got my feelings hurt when I found out the bus tours are no longer. I'm a little sore over that.

Unexpected find while on a road trip. I never thought I'd be able to see a Saturn rocket booster up close, let alone touch one. The shuttle to was great too. Very memorable experience.

This is the visitor center for NASA testing of the booster rockets. We took the bus trip out to the testing sites. We love all things space but even if you weren't this is a very enjoyable stop. We also saw our first wild alligator at the center. Good value for the money.

I highly recommend this place for all family ,now also they are doing birthday parties on weekends for kids ....

I recommend the bus tour. It includes the other buildings on the NASA campus.

Great time for me and the kids. The ladies on the bus tour were a blast and a treasure trove of information. It s a great look at the history of Mississippi. The science center is fairly small but the kids had fun. They had a carnivorous plant exhibit which my 7 yr old loves and the man watering the plants took extra time to show him some of the plants and tell him about them. Great stop!

They have a Saturn V booster stage with 5 F-1 rocket engines does it get any better than that

Pretty fun with the kids. Not a whole lot going on there. Air and space artifacts are cool. Natural science exhibits with the plants should be bigger. Kinda pricy for what it is though. I guess I just don't understand the purpose of places like this. Would be cool if there was a legitimate research center that you could tour and see what problems scientist and engineers are working on in a lab.

Such a fun gem hidden away from the busier towns and cities nearby. Wonderful place to spend several hours learning about not only NASA and space but also NOAA, weather (hurricanes), and nature. Seeing the scale if the Saturn V and accompanying LEM is truely humbling. The bus tour is a must and if your lucky enough you might get to witness an engine test!

Great educational place for kids, with a few new technologies implemented (though the biggest one using VR come at a hefty additional cost). Great staff. Memorable pieces of space history. And some environmental displays and the essential alligator. Would recommend!

This is always a favorite stop for us and the kids. You can learn alot and have fun too.

Must see; take the kids to inspire them with hands on science exhibits and the awesomeness of the space rocket engines.

Missed seeing everything, especially the wood eagle that was hit by lightning.

We had this on our bucket list. We enjoyed the tour and could only marvel at services that are housed here. I wish the tour could have been more intensive. A drive by doesn't do the facilties justice. National weather, Navy undersea research center, as well as NASA.

Great educational experience for you and your family

Was refused entry to the bus tour, as if you are on any sort of US visa you will need your passport. Even if you have a US drivers license. Kennedy doesn t do this. Wasn t a lot else to see or do.

Science! And avoiding lightning strikes! It's all good!

Great place to take the family. Awesome exhibits and more are being installed. Food at the Cafe is good and reasonably priced.

I had a great time at the Infinity Science Center. The employees were very nice and helpful. Holly was an amazing guide on the bus tour. I met a volunteer named John who was very sweet and gave us a lot of great information, including a few stories about how he worked as an engineer for nasa in the 60s and met Werner Von Braun!

This was my second visit. I was here over 2 years ago not long after they transferred the Apollo 19 first stage Saturn V Rocket from the Michoud assembly Facility. It was nice to be able to walk right up to it and get some really cool pictures.

I was surprised to see the Apollo 4 Command Module. It was oddly enough the 4 CM I've seen this year. I saw Apollo 11 and 17s CM in Houston in January and in April saw Apollo 14 CM in Florida.

We had great weather and walked the nature trail. My favorite thing there has to be the Moon Tree! Apollo 14 is my favorite mission so I knew all about it.

The only thing I wish they had were more souvenirs with Stennis Space Center on them! I collect nasa stuff and would love to have a nice SSC keychain.

Over all I loved and it was much better the 2nd time around. I will definitely be back!

We went here for a field trip. Great place and friendly staff. Kids loved it. Very educational.

Seemed kind of expensive for a golf cart ride through the grounds so we didn't participate. Plenty of parking as hardly anyone was there. Won't be returning.

Lots of things to see and do for all ages. If you want to ride on the your bus, get here and sign up early.

This place was fun to go to, and I suggest that you go and watch one of their movies. I watched Journey To Space and it was really fascinating! Even my nine year old cousin enjoyed it!

Informative for both kids and adults. Very friendly staff.

I was interested in this science center from the highway and with a large space shuttle next to it, it's hard to miss. Honestly this was a disappointment though because of the high price for not much content. It costs $15 per adult to get in. Theres 2 floors, the first floor has a cafe, gift store, small rides that cost money and several other very spread out activities (that weren't terribly interesting, maybe only to a 5-9 yr old). Some of the activities being a very large Jenga game and a big screen with interactive touch screens to show how hurricanes form and take path. It seemed like most of the first floor was closed off (sections for field trips/schools or renovations). Upstairs is more of a museum type thing, very spread out still (so there's not a lot of content) but had a lot of information/blurbs and collected items from inside space shuttles and "what life would be like in space" or when they were preparing to go to space. The coolest thing to me upstairs was the heat detector video feed, you could stand in front of it and see yourself in all different colors. There were tours (taken by bus) included in admission that went to a location for NASA that we didn't end up going on since the line became fairly long and they were once an hour (which was more than enough time for seeing everything in the museum). The tours may have made the admission almost worth it (still surprised that this would be over $10/person). If you plan on coming here, I would look into the schedule for the tours and try to plan accordingly. Outside is a free very small nature board walk type thing (it was very hot in the sun). You can also take pictures with the space shuttle next to the building for free, so if you plan a quick stop by that may be cool. Overall it was overpriced and I was disappointed because it looks a lot cooler from the outside than what's actually inside of it.

Excellent n friendly..people for the Special Olympic Event...we enjoyed it!

Fascinating place! You can go on bus tour tram tour really neat little spot awesome to take younger kids make an Explorer and get Hands-On
Lots of things that you can learn very cool place

Really nice stop returning from the beach. Enjoyable for kids and adults

Very cool place to go and visit especially for the kids.

Great place to take the kids, especially on a rainy day.

Was very fun and educational for the kids and big kids. Lots of new attractions to do, staff is friendly and into their jobs. Only complaint is price to get in went up to $18 per adult and there are no more bus tours around rocket test sights.

If you go, do everything that they have available to do. Overpriced if you don't do everything. Nature walk is cool but I'm not really sure how that fit into NASA....there was a baby alligator.

Pricey to get in but they had good exhibits. Unfortunately they don't have the tour of the space center anymore.

Really cool lots of fun. Miss some of the older things like the paper airplanes for some reason that has always been the best part to me.

They used to have a free outside exhibit. Now they charge for it. The cost is a little out there, especially for seniors.

The Saturn 5 first stage is in horrible shape. My father in law designed the decal used on the first stage and it now looks awful. The spent a lot of money on the facility but none on the restoration.

Better space and science exhibits out there in better shape.

Nice people they have a lot of information about space

Neat. Mostly for kids but you can do a bus tour of the nearby rocket test center

This place was awesome but does not compare to Cape Canaveral. My son and niece had a blast. The bus tour is not very impressive and there is an extra fee for it. The museum is worth the price. I was very happy to see my niece (5) and son (14) enjoy themselves.

Great place to learn about all things science. It is also well worth the little extra to do the bua tour to Stennis Space Center.

Nice tour stop. Not a lot of stuff in the center, but some nice exhibits. A bus tour of Stennis is included in the cost.

Looked interesting I actually didn't visit they were closed and I was pulling in the rest stop

Wonderful place to stop and explore with the family.

now this place is great if you're traveling with the camper and you need to stop dog has to use the restroom family wants to stretch and walk if you just want to simply have a picnic this place is awesome for that if you're the kind of person that likes to see spaceships and know about history of Mississippi this place is even great for that too
They have free RV dump and hookups

Great place for truckers to stop there's also a if I'm correct a little snack shop

And even a customer service area where visitor center you can get information about the place.

Located at the Welcome Center at Exit 2 heading East from Louisiana. Connected with the Stennis Space Center where they test the engines for the space rockets.

Great experience. Kids love the interactive exhibits and 3D theater.