Amazing place. My 10 year and 8 year old, both enjoyed all the four floors in the museum. They have a sports centre on lower level for older kids and play area for preschoolers. They had sanitizing stations every where and we saw the staff cleaning the stations every now and then. Social distancing was maintained and everyone was with Mask On all time..Highly recommend

Went here for my birthday a few days ago and it was very nice! All the exhibits were wonderful and very informative! My favorite was the gem hall it was very beautiful! And the staff was also nice and friendly! They did very well with sanitizing things and had hand sanitizing stations everywhere. Overall a wonderful place to spend time with by yourself or with others!

This place is really cool. Great for kids but I loved it just as much even though I went by myself as a 32-year-old. They have an impressive collection of gemstones and crystal. Definitely worth dropping by if youre in the area. I recommend doing this and the Dallas Museum of Art together on the same day. Pay for parking all day in their $10 parking lot, then walk over to the Dallas Museum of Art.

Truly enjoyed this science museum. Very well done. We visited on the passport exchange program with our local science museum. While some of the exhibits, like the sports exhibits, were the same, many were different and kept our young teens interested and occupied. My husband and I enjoyed several of the new-to-us exhibits, too.

I took my niece here before Covid and she loved it. She was three at the time but they have an interactive section for children. The staff had small tables where they would talk about a certain phenomenon or nature fact to a level that my niece could understand. Our favorite part was the section that had prosthetic and disability aids, which were an eye opener and how technology can indulge our lives. I loved the experience!

What a great way to spend the day! Great exhibits. Lots of cool photo ops. LOVED the minerals exhibit! One of the best Ive seen. Super friendly staff.

If I could give our experience today ten stars I would. We had to make reservations online due to Covid and social distancing, which made it a seamless process to get in and not crowded. They took out some of the hands-on experiences and have the theater closed but still have plenty of enjoyable things for the entire family, including the littlest ones. Thankfully the childrens area was not packed due to the limited numbers with reservations, which made it so much more easier to handle. Plus all the staff there is so friendly.

My family had a great time at the museum! So much to see and learn, and a great value for the price. My 10 year old son enjoyed the engineering exhibit the best. The staff also did a good job ensuring everyone was wearing masks and being safe.

Book in advance. Do not wait you may not get in. This place was great kids had a great time. They left with wonder and ahhh. Cant wait to go back with so much to see and do.

I really enjoyed this place. It is a huge museum. It has 5 floors for you to explore. You definitely should expect to spend the whole day here, just to see everything.

This is an awesome place for family and to learn, very special atmosphere.I recommend you to get the year membership.

Such a cool museum with so many different exhibits! I loved how interactive they were, and even with Covid closing some things I still felt like it was a great visit.

One of my very favorite places in Dallas to visit. When friends or family come to visit Dallas TX from another city or State and we want to see some cool spots in Dallas, this is definitely on the list of things to do in Dallas. We walk pass the museum before and after each Dallas Stars Hockey home games. GO STARS!Located near many other fun and happening hot spots you can walk to from the museum. Put this one on your list.

Great exhibits for all ages, very clean and safe during covid precautions.

First off, the NICEST staff Ive ever encountered! Second, even with COVID, they are handling everything exceptionally well. Hand sanitizer stations every 20 feet or less & they hand you a personal sided spray one at entering. There are monitors to make sure people are using their masks correctly as well and reminding people to keep social distances. SO many more exhibits open than I thought there would be which was a delightful surprise. Great exhibits, even for the two teenagers that I brought. Wonderful experience and very reasonable costs!

This was a fun place to see. We spent about 3 hours here. Dinasours, rocks, power and energy, the human body and sports can all be interesting and educational at this place. It is $20 per adult and $10 for parking under the freeway. There are lots of activities for kids and they have a cafe as well. Tons of sanitation stations everywhere.

It was amazing no one was there. I would have never imagined that I would walk in that place without bumping into anyone.I finally took my time enjoying every exhibition. Thank you to all the wonderful people that made this possible#ThePerotmuseum

Huge museum. Exhibits are well laid out and fun. You can spend a few hours here easily.

My first time at the Perot and honestly it was phenomenal. I loved the vast variety of exhibits and descriptions across all levels. The origins exhibit that currently on display is well worth it with so much history and knowledge its easy to get lost in there for quite a few hours.

I definitely found my visit here to be engaging and stimulating. One of the factors that I have enjoyed about my repeated visits is that the displays, hands--on demos and learning material 9s dynamic. Constantly featuring new content, the museum gives the individual a reason to visit again and find new exciting things about which to learn. The interesting architecture of the building contributes to the museum goers overall sense of immersion into the the different realms, scientific fields of discipline and history. Whether you are interested in life sciences, cosmic phenomenon or natural history, youll likely find something that piques your curiosity.

Had a great time with my Adult Children for an afternoon of walking around learning in a time of Covid-19

Love this place, its really an understatement to call this a museum. Great place to go with family, very fun and safe!

Lot of fun for kids.I would say start with second floor to top.Second floor has innovative games for kids.

What an amazing place for a day of exploration! My kids were never bored and neither was my husband or I. If we lived in or around Dallas and werent just visiting, would definitely become a member. Even with covid they have so many interactive exhibits and they have at least a hundred hand sanitizing stations. Cant wait to go back!

This place was amazing and fun formy whole family. Not to expensive. You could spend all day here 5 floors of exhibits. Wall to wall information and learning. My kids range from 2 to 12 and each one of them had a blast. Highly recommend you go of your in the Dallas area!

We absolutely loved it. Has 4 floors i believe. Lots to touch if you like hands on. My favorite was the gems. Beautiful. We were just in town for two days and i was very happy we decided to go. Also has picnic tables by parking lot we took to make sandwiches and went back in.

This museum is a blast. There is so much to do here that you really need a whole afternoon to even make a stab at seeing it all. Depending on the time of the year, it can be crazy crowded. Their weather, astronomy, fossil, natural mineral, and energy sections are all equally well done and have quite a big number of interactive exhibits ranging from earthquake simulators to tornado simulators, to fossil-excavation simulators. Really great for all ages. Highly recommended to visit this museum if youre in the area.

I really enjoyed it. I liked how interactive it is! My favorite section was the gems

By far one of my all-time favorite museums! Awesome exhibits for all age groups. It is both a science museum, A history Museum, and an art gallery all in one. This place deserves more than five stars. I especially loved the water molecules hanging from the ceiling right nearby the ticket sales. Brilliant!

Great place for families! We took the kids here and it was super fun. 4 floors of different exhibits and fun. Different mini exhibits where you can experience a rig drill/ earth quake etc. Great play place at the lower level for younger children to enjoy. We will be back again

We had such a fun time! It’s not just for kids. The interactive exhibits and history were innovative and engaging for all audiences. Can’t wait to go back :)

Enjoyed every minute of our visit, my 5 year went absolutely insane when we went to the dinosour floor. Every staff member was sweet and very professional. LOVED IT!

Definitely friendly and inviting! Family oriented and a stong sense of wonder! Common Sense and Science balanced. Definitely not politically correct and agenda driven!

A fun place to explore with the kids.

Follow the top down model, start from top floor then come down. It’s a complete family entertainment zone and extremely informative. They have real Dino fossils. All the sections are well managed and exciting. Don’t forget to watch the movies they show, be sure to check the timings though (probably it’s just 2 shows a day). Top recommended place to visit around DFW metropolis.

Love this Museum!Highly recommend the Architectural tour, its history and how the building came to be and its connection to Fair Park is so strong.Also attended the Art of the Brick - Lego enthusiasts will love this limited time exhibit!See a 3D movie - we loved weather in 3D.Lastly, Kim our architecture tour guide was awesome!

Because some stuff was not available. But overall the place was amazing! Will recommend to friends and family.

Great place for science and natural history.Even better when the give military members a free ticket.

What a great museum. It is so good on many levels. There is something for everyone; all ages. The interactive exhibits are fun and educational. Dinosaurs, birds, humans, stars, planets, EVERYTHING! a fantastic learning experience while have nothing but fun! Cant wait to go back!

I really love the quality and rarity of many of the exhibits but SO MANY of the interactive activities are completely broken. Im sure its hard to maintain but its really tough to give more stars when literally over ½ of all the interactive events dont work like they should beautiful place with beautiful gemstones and fossils though

Amazing museum, well designed, entertaining for kids as well as adults.Undoubtedly a good weekend day to spend roaming through multiple floors spanning from space to human evolution.Initially was a bit skeptical if this would be a good place for adults or just something kids would enjoy. It was interesting throughout. Museum is designed to take you to the top floor and come down as you finish each level.Beautiful downtown views from inside the museum as its pretty high up at top level.Each level takes 30-40 mins depending on your level of curiosity. Helpful staff as well.Staff : AParking : A+Plenty of parking opposite to museum and under the bridge.Exhibits : A-Location : A+Food : CRecommend the museum but not the food. Over priced and underwhelming. Very important to eat before you visit the place.

Perot has everything for kids, youth and adults. Very informative and interactive. We enjoyed are time. You can spend 3-4 hours easier and you don’t get bored. We paid for general admission $13 for kids from 2-17 years old and $20 for adult. Kids prices are fine, specially because you go there for them right but adults ticket price I think is a little high for what you get that’s why I give them 4 stars no 5. Overall is one of the best museums in Dallas, TX.

Always a pleasure to be here. Friendly staff (girl at the gift shop you rock), fun exhibits, lots of neat things to see and do. It can get crowded but if you wait a bit then you can enjoy all the stuff no problem. Totally kid friendly, and a great place to bring friends and family. Really loved the light show they were doing in the dinosaur room. Made for some really cool photos.

Special exhibits, a film theater, and excellent exhibits on Space, Dinosaurs, and hands on science. I loved the fossils best! A giant mammoth next to a dire wolf skeleton, and many others, plus a mold of dinosaur footprints from Mt Denali in Alaska.I watched the 3D 40-minute film Superdogs. It was well done and people of all ages seemed to enjoy the documentary storytelling style of these amazing lifesaving dogs.

Great time and such a great time and so much knowledge that can be consumed and learned when visiting, great family/spouse/firmed trip or any kind of visit

Took my family was really fun hand sanitizers everywhere, i wished the children’s museum was open for my toddler but hopefully itll open soon. We all had alot of fun very stimulating

Love love love this place. So many interactive activities. So much to learn and so many different sections/topics. 1 visit is not enough.

Very good Museum. Lots of security Personnel circulating through the museum. Lots of interactive displays. Very good for children hands on displays in many places in museum. Has a dedicated childrens part of the museum. They also do dining experiences there and have overnight camping for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts there as well.

Lots to see. We arrived at 10:30 and left at about 4:30. We took a 7 year old and 11 year old and the 11 year old was bored. We (adults).really enjoyed it. I enjoyed the mineral exhibits. Really well.done. Towards the end there were way too many people there. Thst would be my only complaint but it was expected. All in all a fun day out.

Great experience!! I will definitely be back agian!

If you love science and your toddler too! Here is the place! They are cleaning the kids area from time to time which is awesome! At the entrance they provide a personal hand sanitizer and dino cookie after!

Lots of fun things to see and do. Interactive, great for kids

This place was really cool for a science nerd like me. I loved all the gemstones it was nice. And the art of the brick (Lego Brick) was there, it was cool. And the food was ok, very expensive. I got a cheeseburger and it didnt come with any fries. I had to pay extra for a drink. And it was packed to the brim that day so I had to eat outside. A pigeon stole a piece of my cheese.

A diverse and fascinating museum. Theyve got so far to provide a ton of wonderful exhibits on not just modern science but historical science to see how it has developed over the centuries. A great place to bring your kiddos.

We toured the Perot Museum this Christmas season with family in town for the holidays. I was amazed at the range and depth of the interactive exhibits and play stations. The dinosaur bones are lit with special Christmas lighting this time of the year. The crystal and mineral collection are beautiful. The kids really enjoyed the music stations outside and the frog leaping. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. Go have fun dancing like a dinosaur or flying like a bird. Plan to spend 3-4 hours there to see and play everything.

We had the GREATEST time here. Considering it was a Saturday afternoon, it wasnt too crowded. Staff was out and about on the floor. One was talking to kids in the dinosaur area about the difference in teeth that saw and teeth that penetrate armor! Another was showing kids with a small tool the electrical current from their hands! We paid an extra $10 each to see the Art of Blocks exhibit which was mind blowing. It was an amazing experience, we cant wait to go back!

Great museum for kids and adults. Dinosaurs and fossils are incredible all through out the halls. The outside views of Dallas are spectacular.

Pretty nice place, has exhibits ranging from dinosaurs, rocks and space along with a few Interactive exhibits. Museum also has a movie theater that covers geothermal activity. I arrived at 3 and didnt have enough time to go through everything before closing so Ill definitely be back.Im not sure if youre interested but this is one of the places included in the Dallas City Pass. You can purchase the pass and get access to the JFK museum, the Reunion Tower, and a choice of the George W Bush library or the Dallas Zoo. The pass lasts for 9 days. I recommend it.

Awesome museum! Had many interactive exhibits that were fun, even for bigger kids!

Fun place for children and parents. Very informative

We went about 3pm on a Monday afternoon and there was no waiting. There is a lot to see here. They have done a good job of having interactive displays. There is an earthquake platform that shakes. There are several virtual reality displays including dance with the dinosaurs, flying like a bird, and having the head of an animal. I was fascinated by the displays of gems and minerals that I found more impressive than any other museum I have been to. In the basement there is an educational play area. I was with grandchildren, 4 and 2, and they enjoyed the time as did the adults.

Great day for the family! They have an awesome area for kids and interactive exhibits on every floor!

Absolutely worth it. An amazing place if theres not a lot of children around. A lot of the exhibits are interactive and you can touch, try them out and experiment with them. Its fun for both adults and children. My favorite floors are the crystals, the human engineering and astronomy. But you can also find abundant exhibits of dinosaurs, birds, Earth, Nuclear engineering, weather, etc. Many of them are interactive. Not an ordinary science museum for sure. Definitely recommend.

Lovely museum with tons to see and do. Each exhibit was detailed and educational. Dinos are my passion so I thoroughly enjoyed seeing that. They have a fantastic exhibit on the Big Bang, so informative, a must see. A great museum to take the kiddies as they have plenty of activities for the kids to participate in. The gems exhibit was stunning as well.

It would have been better if I had more time to explore

We live in OKC and my 9YO was on Fall Break so we wanted to visit a place shed enjoy that wed never been before. We had so much fun at the museum! Smack-dab in downtown Dallas, it has 5 levels and they start you out at the top level where you work your way down. Expect to spend as much as an hour at each level. We got there at noon and stayed until closing at 5, and still didnt do everything we wanted to. Most exhibits are geared toward age 8 and up, but the lower level has a childrens museum geared toward the younger kiddos. Lots of interactive, hands-on electronics & robotics on the 2nd level. That was prob the most popular level. The only downside is that some exhibits were closed due to covid.

We had a fun time here as they have many interesting exhibits for all ages and also have a lot of interactive activities. Each floor is divided up into different subjects with different interactive attractions. This is a great place to bring your kids or even yourself if you are a science geek like me .

This place is really on a list of cant miss opportunities. Designed for children and adults, they have some great exhibits. 11 of them currently. We have come to 3 of the special exhibits and they never disappoint. From Body Worlds, to Lego. Parking does cost extra, and it can be crowded at times so pick your visiting hours wisely. It can take 6 or more hours to properly complete the entire place, so plan accordingly.This place is also Military and Veteran friendly. The service members ticket is free, and each family member gets $3 off.

Great museum. Me and my kids love it. We really recommend it!

In town visiting. Good place to spend a few hours. Tons of exhibits, cafe, theater, 4 floors. Definitely kid friendly. Lots of school field trips today. So as long as you dont mind a thousand kiddos running around youll enjoy it. Got it part of the City pass

Great museum! Lots of things to see and do. Family friendly and has a lot of hands on activities for your little ones. Expect to spend at least half a day to see the entire museum, not including any special exhibits or showings.

This is a gem in the middle of the city. Its a great place to bring the whole family. The outside area is fun filled activities area for kids. Theres a water area to wet your feet, walk the river. When you walk inside, you hear the chatter from everyone in the cafe area to the shops to the museum itself. The store has all kinds of gifts gilly can take with you as souvenirs. So fun.

Excellent, Fascinating place for young up to the not so young like me to see many Science, History, Biological along with many other World Encompassing Exhibits that all made you want to linger about enjoying the learning experience!

Fun place for kids. Theres a Lego exhibit (see pictures) which is worth seeing. Its famous artworks rendered as Lego sculptures. Quite impressive.

It was so much fun!! Loved the

Amazing exhibits focusing on Texas natural science past and present. Small enough to enjoy in an afternoon or longer with all the hands on exhibits. Food in the cafe was wonderful and staff was extremely pleasant! Enjoyed the movie Apollo 11 and the Art of the Brick exhibit! Absolute fun for all ages! I’ve recommended to friends with children and grandchildren! It’s a must see if you’re in Dallas!

We love this museum and go as often as we can! There is lots of hands on activities for kiddos and adults alike.

Absolute best part of our trip to Texas. Will absolutely do this again the next time we go. This museum is SO INTERACTIVE and great for little hands to touch and learn. My son had so much fun he didnt want to leave. Also they have a great dining area so you dont have to leave to go get food and it is comparably priced to what a restaurant would charge. Awesome. Just make sure you reserve an entire day for this since there is so much to do.

Depends on the age of the kids. We had a 8 year old and 4 year old. The younger one was feeling left out. We also opted for 3D movie Oceans. It was a disappointment even for kids. They could figure out in sometime that most of the shots in the movie could be watched without a 3D glass. The Lego art gallery is good points. There again the kids area to play with lego blocks is near exit and does not have choices. Overall we felt disappointed.

You’ve got to visit this museum. Many interactive displays to keep you and your children engaged for hours.There’s a restaurant on the premises that serves pretty decent food at decent prices.Staff could be a little bit more helpful; I asked for directions to the movie theater and she kept saying “you need to go outside”. This caused a little confusion for me and I was late for the movie.

There was plenty for my kids to do (ages 6, 4, and 20 months, all girls). We were there 9:45 am to 3 pm and they were busy the whole time. They didnt want to leave. The 6 yo loved the LEGO exhibit; we ended up splitting up so the 4 yo and 20 mo could play in the Childrens Museum until the 6 yo was ready to join them. Then lunch outside, interspersed with the kids playing in the outdoor playground/splash pad. Then we went back inside and started with Floor 4 and worked our way down. We skipped the birds (Floor 5) because we didnt think wed have enough time and the rocks/gems (Floor 3?) because most of the displays were too high for the kids to see in. Otherwise, we hit pretty much everything. My personal favorite was the interactive topographical map; you could move the sand to make deep waters or high mountains and the computer read the distance and projected a color-coded map onto it. I think my kids favorite was the dinosaur dance; you stood under a camera and it read your movements and made the dinosaurs on the screen dance accordingly. We were all exhausted when we got home, but I told my husband we need to buy an annual family membership.

So many things to see and do we didnt make it to every exhibit before close. In our 2.5 hours we had a blast and learned so much from stars and planets to human evolution. They give you personal hand sanitizer bottles at the door and there are hand sanitizer stations around every corner. I cant wait to go back!

Excellent museum for everyone. No apologies to creationists. (Don t go if you have a bone to pick with museum staff on your false theory) (Pun intended) It is a SCIENCE MUSEUM. Modern and fun and beautiful building. Currently the LEGO exhibit is on and awesome works all in LEGOS!

This is easily the best museum I ever been too. It has at least two levels of exhibits featuring fossils,dinosaurs,geographic regions and so much more! Standard Admission is significantly cheap in contrast to some museums. Great customer service,excellent displays,and nice landscapes. Overall,it was a tremendous experience,I definitely will not mind becoming a member.

One of my favorite place to take my kids to! We have been here many time. The place is so big we can discover new things to do everytime!

Great museum for kids and adults. Dinosaurs and fossils are incredible all through out the halls. The outside views of Dallas are spectacular. Fun piano stairs for everyone!

There is so much to see and so much to do. My daughter and I absolutely fell in love with this place. The staff is phenomenal and everything is just outstanding. We will definitely be coming for more visits.

Me and 3 grand kids visted yesterday. Parking is not free. $10.00 in garage. There are 4 meter spots. Everyone wore masks and social distancing. It was my first time there. I had a 3 year old. There is way too much big kid stuff. They have you start on the 4th floor. By that time my toddler was anxious to go. The children floor is on first floor and no one made us aware it was open.. We didnt visit as my toddler was wore out. Its a great musuem. Just start at the first floor if you have littles under like 8 or 9. Pretty clean overall. Older, kids into science will like it better.

Awesome experience for children and Adults too! We will definitely be back. Make sure you plan to spend a day there and arrive early to find a parking spot. Already planning our next trip to Dallas with an extra day to see more and explore.

It was a fun experience for the kids. There wasnt an exact direction of travel due to the layout, I could imagine difficulty navigating through herds of people in a non-covid environment. Only was a slight hindrance with limited capacity.

I loved this museum!!! I wish the exhibits were bigger but still loved it. There are lots of things you can interact with and be hands on. There is also a kids area and lots of fun stuff for them to do outside. There is a food court and a pretty cool souvenir shop.

I really enjoyed stopping here! There were alot of different areas to learn.

Was very disappointed to see the kids play area closed. You still get to go around and touch anything else you want but kids can’t play because of covid. What’s the point in pushing mask and closing certain areas. Let the mask work like they’re supposed to and open the dang kids play area!

It was SO COOL and everyone who worked there was super friendly and informative about any exhibit my wife and I had any questions about.

Too bad they booked us at the end of the day and had to rush through it but overall experience was awesome.

A great museum for kids, both young and old. The exhibitions are very interactive from the massive geode that you have to turn to open to the plasma beam that you get to move magnets across to bend it.Theres even an earthquake simulator that you can stand on to feel different magnitude earthquakes. The interactive sandbox with the topography map is really nifty. The robot cars in a soccer cage match you get to control are fun.Great for parties too. Definitely worth it for at least one of your childs birthday.

Exhibits are well done and appeal to all ages. Well thought out design. The escalator takes you to the top so you can easily takes the stairs down one level at a time. Cafe is clean and gift shop is not extremely over priced. Our museum membership from our home state offered a reciprocal deal so check with the ticket counter if you have other memberships. This will be a place we go to every time we come to TX as there is still more for us to do.

This place was amazing it has so many things to do and see

Lovely place, very educational, fun for kids and adults! The space and gemstone exhibits were my absolute favorite.

Amazing museum! So many exhibits to look! Could easily spend a full day here!