dont know why all the bad reviews. I took my 5year old 6 year old and a two year old. They loved it! its not a place for old people yah your going to complain. But my kids loved it and if they had a great time so did I! Its a good learning experienc for kids and worth the money we all got in for 56 dollars. It was great i would definantl recomend it to people wiht kids!

I drove in 65 miles to attend the laser light show. I loved them in late 80's. I built it up the whole way there. When we arrived it was sold out for the 8:00 show. The women at the box office was very rude. We purchased tickets for the 9:00 pm show anyways. Everyone there was dressed in formal wear for some weird event. Alcohol was being sold ...

i lke the pitures of the waterfall and buildings i just did not like alot flowers

First we had to pay $4.00 to park. Next we only had to pay $23.00 each to get in because we are seniors. So far we have $50.00 invested and then the museum has the audacity to have a big donation box right next to where we purchased our tickets.

I guess We were just expecting too much.We just recently returned from a visit to London England ...

i lovedd it. iv been there both times with my parents. (im 17) and we have all enjoyed it. its perfect for family time, and theres tons of different things to do. perfect way to spend an evenning.

Rather dull because you don't really see laser beams, just the images projected onto the cinedome screen, most of which are corny. I wouldn't consider this a real laser light show, and it's somewhat misleading that they choose to call it that. Incidently, they pick some really lame songs for the rockin' 80's show.
Gets old after the first 2 songs. Don't bother.

During the summer my boyfriend and I were trying to figure out something to do rather than go to the theme parks like we usually do. I've always heard about the Science Center but never went. My boyfriend and I decided that instead of wasting the day we'd give this place a shot.

We ended up loving it. It was tons of fun & there's ...

Since my children have been 3 and 4 years old, they have indulged in the adventures of this powerful organization. What a delight it is to know that we can see movies without ratings though packed with life's lessons, thrilling historical accounts of anything and everything as well as understand everything from the human body to the solar ...

A great place for families and an excellent, fun, and more affordable alternative to the theme parks. Checkout the website: http://www.osc.org