Pacific Science Center

Pacific Science Center

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Joy S.
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Just seemed like your basic science museum. Not worth the $35 admission price. They have some VR exhibits which sounded great, but turned out to be either pretty lame or completely booked up for the day so that was disappointing.

Ser laikiat
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Good to have this science center membership, besides the exhibits I'm this center, you earn free access to all participate science center over the world!I used for free access for whole family at vancouver Canada telus world of science, plan to use it in every country science center in my family travel this year too. Parking next to the center is expensive, 6hr for $15. Park at the parking in next street public parking cause nearly half, or cheapest at street parking (hard to find most of the time)

Simon McD
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We visited the Pacific Science Center with the intention of spending maybe an hour or two there, but ended up being there the whole day. Excellent interactive exhibits, and a full day out for us adults and our two 11 year-olds

Brandon Jean-Paul
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Great place to learn and spend some quality family time . Admission and ad on are expensive but it s still a great time . It s also near the space needle to you can walk around after.

Sheen Hunter
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I hang out here by myself and with friends and family. My favorite place to go is the butterfly room and pretend that I'm in Costa Rica or Florida and enjoy some humidity in my lungs and on my skin. It's always fun to catch a documentary and take yourself into someone else's world. And hit a laser show at any time of the day for some good beats and visuals.

Aaron Breitbarth
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I love the Pacific Science Center. My daughters have had their 5th and 1st birthday parties here, and they were a smash. There are always so many educational activities to explore at the Pacific Science Center; the "Grossology" created many wonderful memories for my family. The lego/building room of the Science Center generally holds my attention; however, the recent in rise of virtual reality simulations and events has been thoroughly stimulating.

Eirinn
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Loved the Terracotta Warriors! I'd been wanting to see them for a long time! I wasn't disappointed. The kids really enjoyed all the interactive exhibits! We will have to come back. There's so much to see and do!

Rafael Franco
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One of the best experiences in Seattle. There's quite a few exhibitions areas and different subjects, so it's possible to explore from astronomics matter to ecology at the same room. It's very recommended for children once the museum has lots of interactive attractions. They have also some special free attractions such as the planetary and a few others. Tickets price are fair enough, the place is cozy, there is a Cafe where you can buy some snack and coffe to recharge for a new section of exploring.

Rachel Lipsky
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The Science Center isn't much different from when I loved it in the 80s. That's mostly a good thing. IMAX is a blast, and the interactive exhibits are really fun for elementary kids. The dinosaurs could use an overhaul at this point, and there are more screens and corporate sponsors than I would prefer.

umapathy sabesan
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Roberta Mander
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This is such an AMAZING, FASCINATING, THOUGHT PROVOKING place that we chose it as our wedding venue nearly a decade ago, and special exhibits like the Terracotta Warriors make it a favorite place to return again and again!

Rorie S. Ching
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Went to the laser dome to watch a show to deadmou5 EDM night show and it was awesome! Really great datenight and super adorable, and it wasn't super crowded that late which was really nice

Rose Bottom
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My family and I truly enjoy every visit. We've been to The King Tut Exhibit & The Terra Cotta Warriors, both were exceptional and some of our best family memories to date. The staff are wonderful and pleasant.

Michael Nizolak
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Great place for the kids to spend the day learning and experimenting. The kids really enjoyed the bugs, especially the butterflies. The hands on experiments are the best. We appreciated the section on wellness and healthy bodies. We would buy a season pass if we lived here.

Stephen McCain
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Very large offering of various science related exhibits. Astronomy, geology, health, VR and AR exhibits are just a very short list of the huge variety of educational exhibits they have open. I enjoyed it. Very educational and a great place for the family

Travis Van Winkle
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Love this place. Tons of exhibits, my kids always learn something new, and lots of fun for everybody. Food is a little touch to come by as it's at the Seattle center, which is always busy.

Hans Hurn
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Extremely outdated. Many stations are broken, even in the newer areas. Not much has changed in the 25 years that I've been going there. Bright spot is the butterfly exhibit. Have two kids who have fun there for about 15 minutes before they get frustrated with broken or hard-to-operate stations.

Davi Clark
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Lot of really cool stuff. Friendly staff. My 7 year old wasnt thrilled when I told him going to a science center but ended up having a blast. The vr experience definitely worth the wait to get in.

Johnny Desrosiers
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They had the best cinema set up in Washington and possibly the US. There are only a handful of commercial set ups like this and I've never been disappointed. My only fear is that more people will find out about this place and the lines will become outrageous.

DeQuan Watson
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I wish I'd done more research before we went here the first time. You need to plan to go early. You can spend all day here and have fun. There's stuff for people of all ages. There's even a IMAX theater here. Lots of fun science related things. There's a museum. They have lots of presentations and exhibits. It's definitely an attraction all it's own. Space, animals, insects, just all kinds of things.

David Delmar
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Fun family place. I like that the exhibits appeal to kids of different ages, because younger kids like to manipulate things and experience the environments, where older kids and adults can think about the concepts involved. We go at least once a year. The special exhibits are always cool too.

Nino Popcorn
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kalakala iand
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