INFINITY Science Center Review

Really good centre. Would recommend if you have kids!

We took a tour here it is so cool and you learn so much from here I had a great experience here

I don't know nothing about this Business ok I haven't been there or heard of them Sorry

Science and nature area. Great for kids, parents or travelers needing a break from I-10...

Kids loved it. The 3D movie, adventure to space, was not that great. Wish we would have seen the other one. It is kind of lame that they make you pay an entry fee and then additional fees for the movies, bus tour and many other attractions. Bus tour was interesting, tour guide was great. It was raining when we went was hard to see some of the test sites.

Great little museum. If you can arrange to visit when they're testing a rocket engine, I highly recommend it.

While the space center is very cool to walk around, the way they handle their bus tours is ridiculous. They tell you it's first come first serve and then just make you stand there for a half hour having NO idea how many people may be in front of you. It's a waste of time and could be eliviated by simple planning. As a teacher, that was frustrating and disappointing to say the least.

Awesome history. Clean space. Very Corina safe atmosphere. Interesting combination of history and environment.

Worth a visit I'd if in the area though I wouldn't go out if the way for it. Mouth favorite parts were the bus tour and the shuttle pilot simulator.

Great place. Thanks for all the effort to make this roadside stop enjoyable.

Tried to go see the saturn 5 booster, but it was sunday and they were closed, no way to see the booster even though it is outside.

This place is awesome, great trip for anyone interested in space.

Cute but not a lot to do. The customer service is GREAT there, but aside from that, you can do everything in less than 30 minutes.

The center is informative, but not very big.
Unfortunately, no tours were offered to the Space Center.

Touring the rocket launch sites I highly recommend and even more so, on a day they have a launch. Admission is worth the bus tour over.

Friendly & courteous staff. The facility has a great new clean feel! We participated in a homeschool program about bees & the kids loved it. We also did the 3D movie ($6 per person) & it was very entertaining. The main floor had displays & information with activities including a stem section, simulation & 3D show. Has a great trail & picnic area with outdoor play set. Also has a play area indoors with the big blue imagination blocks! It has a delicious in-house cafe . Would ve given 5 stars but we preordered our food with specific time & it wasn t ready until 20/30 minutes after so we had to rush to eat to continue timely with the rest of our planned exploration.

Interactive exhibits (i.e. touchscreens) rarely are functioning, leading to disappointment for kids. The museum is mostly full of gimmicky simulators that are an additional fee and hold little educational value. Staff are rude and the bus tour is underwhelming. We will not be returning.

Infinity Space Center was a fun stop for our family. The entire facility is wheelchair accessible which made bringing a stroller easy. It is very family oriented and there are activities for all ages. I did give it a 4 instead of a 5 because I did believe that the price to enter was a bit high.

The roadside rest is one of the nicest in the country. No access to the museum from rest area.

Great place for the whole family. Worth the trip. Learned alot.

Awesome museum and shuttle takes you to where they assemble rocket engines.
Rest area connected to the science center has about 15 spots for big rigs.

We made an impromptu stop here on the way back to Texas from Florida. We were disappointed. The admission prices don't seem to be reflective of the exhibits. After paying the admission all of the fun stuff my kids wanted to do cost extra. There was one underwater exhibit we were looking forward to, but it wasn't open. The rocket is definitely the coolest part, and you can see it for free from the road.

Get there early if you want to tour Stennis. We arrived at noon and all of those tours were booked. The guide for the Apollo was the best part of our visit, very informative. The exhibits were limited. There was construction of new exhibits going on, so perhaps it will improve in the future.

This place is for both kids and adults. There is lots to do. It has spaceships made from legos and has space food. AaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAh what a good time.

Very informative & a large variety of fun & exploring opportunities for kids.

This is a very hands on museum. The staff was extremely helpful and even went out of their way to re-open the sign up for a class they were hosting that I had just learned about and was very interested in attending.

The lecture was interesting and we found out a lot of facts about the Saturn V rocket stage that they have on display at the museum. Go early so you can enjoy all the exhibits inside and outside.

A must see for those travelling through. Very fun and lots of great information.

If you or your children are interested in NASA this is definitely an educational experience. The center isn't very big but, has several interactive displays and lots of information. The bus tour was good. You get to drive around the campus and see all the testing sites. Definitely worth the few hours we spent there.

Fun place to learn about hurricanes, oceanic information, but mostly learning about different NASA missions. The museum can be tackled in less than 2 hours but they offer a nice, relaxing bus tour.
They show you history of how they tested different rockets and any other projects that have been through this area.

Very educational if you are interested in space flight or NASA this is the place

The kids had a blast, they have an area with giant rubber building blocks for them to play, a few video games, hurricane hunters exhibit, sand and rice boxes,areas for pictures, a real booster from a shuttle, a 3D exhibit set up as a ride that did cost extra, a carnivorous plant exhibit and a walk through exhibit that showed us how the astronauts live in space and more. There is also a picnic area and boardwalk as well as a nice gift shop. It is a little expensive but they offer discounts to vets and groups of 20 or more are half price.

Awesome outdoor area with some nice walking, and picnic tables. Tons to see, and lots that you'll miss. Beware of dangerous snakes and alligators I was warned, and disappointedly did not see. There are some huge rocket like things around, plants, a picnic area, and a rest stop right next door. My only regret is not visiting sooner.

Incredible setup! Loved the demonstrations, space shuttle, station and rocket replicas, the Saturn V rocket outside and the bus tour of the launch pads and the canal.

Fun and informative. Volunteers seemed to have a passion for the work.

This was a great way to spend several hours with your kids.

Fascinating and fun! Had a surprisingly good lunch and saw lots of cool stuff! The bus tour was great! Tour guide was knowledgeable and interesting.

The bus tour was very interesting, and have a chance to see the testing sites.

It was very disappointing. Despite the many, many staff floating around, few paid attention to visitors. A group tour of young children, out of control and yelling, had no supervision. After the hefty admission charge, there were further high tariffs for the flight simulator, the hurricane simulator, and one other I cannot now recall. The souvenir shop is filled with junk.

Wish they still had the bus tours but very nice place. Clean facility and friendly staff

Great space and science exhibits related to space exploration.

Great place to take the kids and the food is great also!

We went to take a tour of the NASA test facility. Upon arrival we were notified that there were no tours for the rest of the day. The only way to get tickets was to arrive when they open. What a disappointment. Also, there is no way to see the facility without being on a guided tour. Please increase your tours to meet demand.

Museum needs more , the bus tour made up for this, my three kids had fun.

Oh my, this was an awesome experience. My kid learned so much.

10/20/2017 Nice museum, not much there. Mainly for younger children. Took bus ride to Stennis and it was not worth the money. Stennis is a ride thru, not getting up close to towers.

So much to do at the Science Center. The exhibits were awesome.

If you or any of your family members like science and space this place is for them. The new 3-D movie about a trip to Mars was cool. They have added new things, but make sure you plan for the entire day, since some activities are on a time schedule.

Great place to visit very interesting for all age groups

It was a great place. We did have the wear our masks. Right now is the time to go, no wait for anything.

My three boys, ages 4, 6, and 8 love the Infinity Science Center! There are plenty of learning centers for the tiny wanna be astronauts! They can build with the giant moon blocks and see astronaut space suits and walk through simulators! The 3D movies they offer are absolutely wonderful! The nature walk is also great with a playground and a picnic area if you plan on packing a lunch or you can eat in the cafe! We spent less than 35$ on food for 4. My sons loved seeing the booster outside and reading about the Saturn V history. It is a great place to take the kiddos. We easily spent about 4 hours exploring, playing, and watching a movie! We have been 3 or 4 times now and will be going back. My sons also enjoyed trying astronaut ice cream bars from the gift shop. Always a great time!

Very informative and a great stop. Very conveniently located.