This was an interesting museum which has several levels & wings. We saw many exhibits & a staff member giving a presentation that included a live turtle on stage. One of our favorite experiences was the 4D Theater showing Tiny Giants. Our granddaughter's friend had told her not to miss this! FYI, they do have a Planetarium & Omni Films (IMAX) as well. As we were visiting with family who'd been to the museum many times, we had to pick & choose what to see during the time we were there.

Our last stop on a three day trip. Figured we'd be here a couple of hours (same as the aquarium the day before). After nearly four hours (no time for films, planetarium or live exhibits), we wrapped it up. Go early before the tour groups arrive. Nearly all the many interactive exhibits "worked" (and the few that didn't had notes on them). A great time for our 11 year-old boy and his folks. We didn't even get to see it all. Much better than the science museums we've been to in PA, NJ and NY. Surprised to see this place rated so low. Plus it's more reasonably priced than the other activities in the city.

Museum has many interactive exhibits appealing to children (and every summer camp in the area seemed to be there). The AI exhibit was quite interesting and the IMAX show about climbing Mt. Everest was fantastic.

Our kids loved this museum. We spent 2 hours there and only got through half of it. They spent a ton of time at the interactive engineering design workshop. My eldest loved the live Tesla coils show, and my youngest loved the brain games exhibit. We will go back when we are in Boston again.

Best science museum!! Living between Liberty Science Center and DaVinci Science Center I have seen plenty of Science exhibits, but the Museum of Science tops them all. 3+ floors of many different exhibits, tours, shows and hands-on learning. The museum starts in prehistoric times and goes into the future. Great for all ages. There is also a planetarium and Imax theater.

My kids (ages 11 and 6) had a blast at this museum. There is so many neat things to look at and engage in there and you could spend a lot of time here. We took the train and made a whole day out of it. The price is on the higher end and if it wasn’t so crowded it would of been worth it to me. Perhaps they could have reservations and limited ticket sales that way you can enjoy more without constantly being in a line and waiting your turn to look at exhibits.

Great day out. Lots of interactive content for all ages, not just kid focused. We thought we’d only be there an hour or so, but spent all morning there and loved it. Cafe on site so you can rest between exhibits.

I toured this kid-friendly museum on a rainy Saturday afternoon. The ticket booth graciously comped my admission when I told the woman that I was a member of the St. Louis Science Center. I watched the Imax presentation of "Everest". The museum was packed with kids enthusiastically working with the interactive exhibits.

Was a little hesitant to come with my kid (6) because I wasn’t sure if they’d have much that interested him…….wrong! We all had an excellent time. The museum had more than enough things to do and see, for us. Museum is well organized and has a good flow to it. The inclusion of the movies also was cool. We were able to make a whole day affair out of it. Actually, even the chicken fingers were decent, in the cafeteria. Wasn’t expecting that. Long story short, go.

Pretty good museum with different sections of interest. It’s only a shame that the bit about space is absolutely tiny as I feel that could’ve been more interesting otherwise. Handy that there’s water fountains around the museum. The lightening show was good and the talk about what’s happening in space today. We wanted food at the cafe but everything seemed unhealthy so we gave it a pass. Otherwise, overall a good museum and we spent about three hours there