Polaroid Corporation Reviews

A nice little museum. With an interesting neighbor.

Always wanted to see the robots of Boston Dynamics, got to see them here. Nice things to see but the museum is small.

Fascinating little Museum the update the exhibits on a regular basis

My daughters really enjoyed this museum. Lots of interactive exhibits and lots to start conversations about sciences and engineering.

Perfectly understandable to come in with high expectations and then leave feeling underwhelmed. The miniature mechanical machines (and maybe the vintage Polaroid cameras if you like photography) were interesting but all the other exhibitions didn t have any massive appeal and offered very little interactivity. I felt like I was visiting an art gallery instead of a science/tech museum. I was also disappointed that they haven't figured out how to manage the crowds at the ticket counter/gift shop. Shouldn't be rocket science, really.

According to the museum website, the museum is moving to a more spacious and high-tech space in 2021, not far from the current location. It'll be interesting to see what the new museum has to offer. In the meantime, it wouldn't hurt to improve the visitor experience in the current museum.

Super place to visit with kids or the young at heart.

If you like innovation, technology and research, this is the perfect place!

A must visit. Small, but engrossing and well worth the time to stop by

Unfortunately the gift shop is less and less interesting.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology museum..... Where is the technology on it??????????

This museum is a great place for kids and adults. It is a fascinating blend of a science museum and an art museum.

The kinetic sculpture exhibit is incredible. Other major exhibits cover ship building and the history of Polaroid camera.

Parking is not provided, so you'll need to use a nearby garage or the street meters.

What an amazing facility. Spend a few hours here and take it all in. Make sure to always read the plaque!

Price is a bit steep for the limited content.....but it's cool stuff. Robotics and art look nice together.

amazing place.. full of innovative lively models and v supportive staff

Pure amazing ! Just seeing the efforts on display and the thought that went behind each of the exhibits is jaw dropping. You want to spend as much time as possible in every exhibit and try and understand how it works. If you love science, you absolutely have to go to this place. Might even be a great place to take your teen kids to get them aspiring !

Honestly not what I expected. Quite disappointed with the museum.

It does not respond to expectations. No hol-achievers. Asked, they just tell me: they are gone.

Gives a flavor of the accomplishments of MIT alumni. Free admission by staying at Le Meredien Hotel and showing room key.

Interesting and big if considerer it is a university museum. But if you arent a student, 10 USD could be a little bit expensive to visit the museum.

Wow! Very cool museum. My two boys 12 and 8 absolutely loved it. It s relatively small so I would plan about 2 hours to see everything. My kids loved all the robots and technology. The presentation on the slide ruler was fascinating. It s a great place to take the family.

Good way to spend a couple hours for the mechanicly inclines

Funny exhibitions, both the permanent and the temporary ones. Just don't expect to learn anything about the MIT itself.

This place was great! It had quite a few unexpected things in it along with many things I expected to see (like robots). It's a great place for kids that are a little older.

Great displays, would require more on site explanation

I don't think it is worthwhile to spend $10 to visit this one-floor museum, unless one is very interested in the display in particular topic like "beauty of brain" when we were there. Basically, it's not close related to the creativity or the history of MIT.

Small but interesting exhibition about AI and the beauty of brain drawings. Entrance fee is 10 USD.

It's relatively small but there are many fascinating things to explore and learn about. They have an exhibit where you're encouraged to play, and an "idea lab" with fun activities for all ages