Liberty Science Center

This is a very interesting science museum. Offering an awesome experience for kids, and fun for adults as well. They have regular movie screenings with science subjects in their large IMAX Dome theater.

Okay, but the recent price increase and reduction in exhibit space are reasons to look elsewhere. The reduction in included exhibitions is a result of the introduction of premium exhibits that are an additional charge on top of the pricey admission charge.

There are a number of rooms, but many exhibits have printed signs apologizing for offline experiments. There are some that have been off line for months without progress toward repair.

Saturdays can be very crowded. As a result, it is hard to move around with hallways and exhibits tightly packed with families and strollers. Today we found three bathrooms with empty paper towel dispensers.

I give it 3 stars, because they could be a great attraction. Unfortunately it appears that management hasn't empowered or inspired staff to create an A+ visitor experience that will create raving fans.

Very nice science center for kids and adults. Ok so you do need to be a bit of a geek to enjoy a science museum.
Not the biggest or best I've been to, but it is fun for a few hours of entertainment.
Fairly easy to get to and plenty of parking, which you pay extra for.
The cafeteria is just average and expensive for what you get.

Kind of pricey for not that much to do.and alot of thing's were out of order.and the touch tank we're kid's can touch sea life was nothing and she said the one thing was dead but the mussel was still in there.that's just lovely to have a kid touch and tell.waste of money disappointed

My favorite science center ever award goes to this. There is plenty of stuff to do in the plethora of exhibits. There is Block Party where you can use foam pieces to put together cool structures, Skyscraper where you can learn about what it takes to engineer and build skyscrapers, Exploring Space (traveling for 2015) where you learn about space programs from around the globe, Energy Quest where you learn about solar, nuclear, wind, and hydro-electric power, Infection Connection is a two part exhibit where you can learn about sicknesses from all 7 continents and conduct an experiment about Avian flu, HIV, and more, and Communication and Languages (again two part) where you learn about speech and communication where there is a machine that allows you to hit buttons to create sentences which can create the hilarious, "Pick U R Nose". This place is phenomenal in the exhibits but the food isn't good. If you want to eat somewhere just go to the nearby Sonic Burger.