Polaroid Corporation Reviews

Small and cozy and packed with great information, activities and super cool gifts at the store!

Free on last Sunday of month. Great value otherwise

That is MIT Museum it a rare place with days of activities and exhibits to explore and learn. I would recommend taking two visits to take in all the extraordinary historical finds and nature. The science of the earth is amazing to see all the theories. A family could spend all day here . So maybe come early, take a break for a meal and then explore the rest of the place or just plan two visits to be able to enjoy each educational exhibit fully. Most of the exhibits are interactive and fun for all ages.

Not much to see, nothing about computer technology not recommended.

Even though the exhibition was good, not worth the $10

Really nice little museum space right in Cambridge that s a bargain at $10 for admission.

It doesn t have a ton of gallery space but it s impressively curated and really showcases MIT s focus on the intersection between art and science.

There were three main exhibits, Lighter, Stronger, Faster: The Herreshoff Legacy which looks at the legacy of New England Ship Building. Gestural Engineering: The Sculpture of Arthur Ganson, which involved wonky, crank or pedal powered Ganson machine that spring into motion. Finally, the marquee exhibit was The Polaroid Project: At the Intersection of Art and Technology.

The real blockbuster exhibit was The Polaroid Project. This was an absolute feast for the eyes. The curators did an excellent job in walking you through the history of the Polaroid and then showing you how use and techniques developed with works by over 175 artists. Beautiful space, I could have spent half a day in here.

Ganson s sculptures were awesome. Quirky, fun, at times sad and melancholy - you could stay in here for hours. (Pretty kid friendly too).

The ship building exhibit was interesting, while definitely not my cup of tea, I learned a lot about the craft and the blistering pace of design to win the President s Cup.

A little bit small, my son likes it very much, and the mechanical department has been watching it for a long time.

Don't miss the gallery of kinetic sculptures by Arthur Ganson on the second floor. The new MIT 150 exhibit is also very good.

The exposition counts with very innovative, different things to see! Very entertaining!

Great way to spend an afternoon, doesn't take up the whole day but still spent a very good amount of time there. Pretty amazing to check out

Very good visit option, with the technologies that have left a legacy in science

Fun exhibits with the history of technology. Nice gifts for the geeky too

Underrated museum. Has a cool kinetic sculpture gallery. Plus it updates with more recent technology and discoveries. Wish it was bigger though.

Great Place to visit at Boston. I am from Indonesia and so happy to see everything inside the museum. Great services.

The Beautiful Brain and Gestural Engineering exhibits are amazing.

The museum is interesting but pretty small and quite a bit of interactive elements were offline preventing you from even know what the robot was about.

Lots of interesting things, like robots and 3D technology. Wasn't able to see the other exhibit, it was full.

Gift shop and level 1 is free entrance but the 2nd floor is fees. MIT is a rich school. This intellectual museum should be free.

Funny place if you like robots and artificial intelligence

Excellent place to motivate kids with technology and creativity. It's quite small, but is ok.
Robots are awesome and the Arthur Ganson' works is unbelievably poetic.
Last Sunday of month tickets are free.

Love this place. Small but really interesting. Well worth the time to visit.

Somewhat disappointed. Having heard what a great institution MIT is for most of my life, I was expecting to see a lot more in this museum. It's definitely overpriced for the number of exhibits in the museum.

I went to the MIT museum on one of Bank of America's free museum weekends. You bring your BofA card and ID and you get in for free on specific days.

I thought it was great how many people they had out doing demos and interacting with the material. I especially liked that you could make little aluminum boats and see how many pennies they hold.

There was an exhibit associated with Polaroid when I was there as well as some cool metal sculptures that moved with the use of gears.

It took maybe an hour to go through everything. I'm not sure it would have been worth it to pay full price unless you have kids. Part of the museum was also in transition and was closed off when I was there (early November).

The museum is just a 5 minute walk away from the main campus. It has a very friendly staff and a wide array of exhibits. The second floor has some pretty amazing stuff that are both interactive and educational. Great place to stop by for families or prospective students

Beautiful technical museum, children love, there is a lot of robotics.

Interesting stuff for all ages! Loved the mechanical section! Check their web page before going because they have a variety of learning sessions happening. I never thought I would say this but their gift shop had some really cool items that I have never seen before.

The Gestural Engineering exhibit is worth the price of entry. Pretty cool

Present works that are a combination of art and science!

It's not such a big museum, but you can see many interesting things.

A great and interesting museum to stroll around. In a past life, I may have worked in STEM because this museum fascinated me!

Pretty good value for $10USD. The robotics section seems a bit old nowadays but interesting history of singe of the things we are now seeing. The big bang data section was really interesting and up to date.

Nice and interesting expo, is smallest than I think, good gift shop, a little difficult to used the elevators when I was with my baby I have to lift the stroller upstairs. Price for the tickets is no expensive but don't think you go to expend more than 1 hour inside.

Very cool exhibitions with a lot of history in robotics. Definitely worth a visit.

We came for the robots and tech. There are ZERO robots or tech. Just a few pictures from eastern Europe taken by an alumni, a few kinetic sculptures and a bunch of boat models.
By far the most useless museum I've ever been to.
The store is fine.
Skip this museum, life is too short to waste time in there.

Kinda small, only three exhibits: but they were amazing and the staff was very friendly and helpful.

Small, but excellent. Had a huge smile on my face the whole time I was in the gestural engineering exhibut

Good place to go with kids or also with friends and learn a little bit!

Very different museum, exhibits from boat design to holograms, to mechanic motion, and architecture. Worth the trip.

An amazing little museum full of world changing ideas. A must see!

Excellent place to visit. For young and old, lovers or not of engineering ...

It was awesome, learned lots of stuff and got to see many new and cool technologies. Definitely a great experience, and wasn't too expensive. Takes at most 5 hours to get through it for me.

Amazing exhibits, but there weren't very many of them...

Robot exhibits are great, but the hologram exhibits are few and dated.

Fantastic show of object photographs from the Bauhaus school.

The place has so many strange mechanical scriptures. It's honestly wild and awesome.

It's interesting but they put more goals of MIT. The exposition of Cajal is great.

We really liked it. It is a small museum. It has a shop.

A bit too small to be honest. I was hoping for a larger area with many crazy tech items, that part was rather limited.
However, the exhibitions are still rather nice, clean and well organized.
Shop area is a bit too cramped.

There are two floors with the upper being much larger than the lower. The lower floor has technology and the like, but the upper floor is just an art exhibit. If you're looking for a technology exhibit, go elsewhere.

Wonderful displays of mechanical, robotic, data management, photography, communications topics.
Worth the trip.
Parking may be a problem.

Really recommend. Only 10 bucks for to be mindblown. Lots of interesting stuff

Excellent interactive exhibits. Senior projects are totally fascinating.

Wonderfull experience!!!! A lot of tech and art from Bauhaus droids and a lot of innovation.