We used to come here every day in the summer! We took science classes. I don’t know if this educational opportunity is still offered. This enrichment helped to provide a background and a love of science that eventually blossomed into my brother working as an aerospace engineer. He worked on the Space Shuttle and other projects. He was a genius and a very kind person. His wife described him as “Gold Star”. We miss him greatly.

I took my grandson here and he had a great time. It was a but small but thats also a good thing. It was easy for us to be in and out under 2 hours. lots of animals and easy access to follow the path. Descriptions of the animals at every stall. I found tickets on groupon.

I really loved this place. Its fun for everyone (even if you arent a fan of science). It would take over a day to see the whole entire museum. Definently the best exhibit is the Space Shuttle Endeavor. Entrance is free, but parking isnt. I dont exactly remember how much parking costs though. They have multiple restaurants, and a store, both really good to check out.

One of the most educational kids activities in entire Los Angeles. We have been coming to Science Center for past 7 years, with both of our kids. Its so much to see and learn for any age of kids, how things work in life and on our planet as well as bunch of stuff about our galaxies. I highly recommend to visit this place. Be advised of their is LADC soccer game going on, you will still be able to park for science center, letting everyone know since they do share parking lot.Check it out and have fun. Must see place for Family in or visiting Los Angeles.

It’s a great science museum but the pride and joy of the California Science Center is getting up close with Space Shuttle Endeavour. It is a joy that the space shuttle is here in Southern California. It was a long journey to get the space shuttle here, an adventure which is recapped in detail by the museum. From a flyby over the Hollywood sign, to towing it down city streets that were barely wide enough to accommodate it, to having it pulled by a sole Toyota Tundra over a freeway overpass, the story of how it got to Exposition Park is fantastic and wondrous. Much of the space shuttles were built in Southern California so it is fitting that the shuttle will live here for the long haul. Seeing the Endeavour in front of me was astonishing — it looked larger than I thought it would and left my jaw dropped and a huge smile on my face. I also got to touch a space shuttle tire that had been in space, which was memorable.

It is a really fun to go as a family and it lets you learn a lot and if you want something there is a gift shop and there are some games and somewhere to eat

Quite possibly my favorite place--but that might just be nostalgia. It is a good place for field trips, hanging out with friends, and with family. It has many restaurants, smaller museums, and a rose garden near it. There is also some USC dorms nearby. If you either want to go in and learn some science, or walk outside and maybe sit beneath the roses, youll love it.Plus! There is NO hostile architecture in the rose garden, which means you can support it without the worry of supporting classist companies.

Amazing place! Love the attention the staff gives to the animals and how friendly they are with the guests. Love all the remodeling it looks great and more spacious for the animals. Definitely recommend going here with kids and adults. They even do a sloth & yoga and wine and paints nights among other fun events

While the interactive exhibits at the California Science Centre provide a unique and engaging way for children to learn about science, visitors of all ages will find the many artefacts and displays interesting.The main draw is the Mission 26: The Big Endeavour exhibit that houses the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Here, you’ll see many items and gain knowledge of the mission and the people who made it possible.During your visit, you’ll also see exhibits focusing on technology, nature, and inventions. An Ecosystems exhibit displays a large tank with various marine creatures and plants.While many of the exhibits are permanent, a number of special exhibitions are on display at various times throughout the year, and an IMAX theatre is on site.

Entry is a donation, and absolutely worth the trip. Favourite was the aquarium, so breathtaking. It was really interesting to see a staff member scuba dive during an excursion of kids, and communicate and answer their questions while within the aquarium, and youd see them through the glass. The overall Center is a bit old, thats true, but for a donation entry its very worth the money. Great place to go on a budget. The USS Endeavour was awe-inspiring and very insightful.

A beautiful and large park with so much to do and so many hidden hide away, it could take months to explore everything. the bison is my favorite part of the park. parking sucks here thought. and if you dare to come here on a weekend, you are going to have to park blocks and blocks away.

A beautiful, historic theatre. They are always showing great movies and have a number of events, including Sing-A-Longs, which I highly recommend. One of the things I love about this theatre? They still use film prints for some of the movies they show. You have to come here if you havent already.

Free to enter, $3 to see the shuttle (parking $12). Great exhibits to inspire any kid or adult. This museum is a gem and a resource for the kids of Los Angeles and beyond. The space craft exhibit has scale models of space probes and space capsules. These exhibits are well done and lit very well so you can see a lot of the detail these modern artifacts have.I have always loved this place since I was a boy, and it still impresses me as an adult. Go, take your kids and enjoy this wonderful museum and Exposition Park.

Its soo nice and cool to take pictures at. If you are a student I recommend you to take your student ID you get a discount. The are looks soo real and so nice. Recommend to go in a group so someone can take the picture because the workers dont really help until you are buying the pictures they take.

Very nice, amazing space shuttle, so many wonderful exhibits. The place to go to whenever you are bored. Whenever I come to California I just can’t wait to see their new exhibit. Also has a cool gift shop with funny and unique products.

My kids love this place! We got their family pass this year. Its a nice little gem in our neighborhood! Great people and it looks like they treat their animals well!

Assigned seating, comfortable seats, nice people... My only complaint is that its pretty expensive. Otherwise, I found it quite pleasant overall.

Amazing! This place is huge, so much to see. Definitely worth going. From seeing the space shuttle Endeavor, to learning about oceans and deserts there is something for everyone. The exhibits about earthquakes are fascinating, and the math area teaches kids through hands on experiences. Kid friendly and lots of delicious food. Admission and parking are free. Food is about $10-$15 per person.

I grew up coming here, they always have great exhibits and aquariums. Its an affordable family-friendly place to hang out, take photos, and learn about science and the world around us! I included some photos I took there.

I remember going to this place a few years ago when I was younger and absolutely loving it. Its perfect for children and adults alike. Such a fun place. I dont know what its like now but I cant expect it changed much in the last three years. I recommend going if youre in the area. You wont regret it

Cool place lots of exhibits, free to enter except the special exhibits about $10 and the endeavour space shuttle exhibit which only costs 3 dollars. Really amazing and mind blowing experience for a free to enter museum

I love this place. Great for kids. Educational. 3 stories of interactive science exhibits! Plenty of fun for all ages. Id say up to like 0 years to 9 - 11 max years old would enjoy it here.They have a food court inside.Admission is free**Parking is $12 cash only**Some exhibits cost between $3-$10 but theres so much to do thats free it kinda feels unnecessary, honestly.They have a gift shop.This place is huge! We loved the aquarium the best. Absolutely beautiful. And they have a touch tank with starfish and what not.Lots of fun. It was kept really clean. They have elevators and escalators and stairs.Small kids play areas. Live plants exhibits.Certainly worth a visit. Open until 5 on Sundays.

This museum/science center is not that big, and located near the LA Memorial Coliseum. The most exciting item on display here is the Endeavour Space Shuttle. It is a dream come true for me to finally see the space shuttle in person. The other displays are also quite nice, but not nearly that special as the space shuttle. They have a good museum store as well.

The California Science Center is a FREE museum with lots to learn about. From the body to space, water to air, this museum has it all. The exhibits are laid out nicely and everything has a good flow to it. An amazing place to take young children and grown adults alike. There is so much to do and experience that it takes hours to see it all. The staff are very knowledgeable and kind. The museum stores are lacking, but thats what can be expected. 100% worth a trip.

Parking was priced at 12$, we took imax tickets for watching the movie A touch of stars It was amazing the 3d and effects. My son enjoyed it a lot and it was very informative. We were around 5 people it costed 35$ and came with a free admission for endeavor space shuttle. It was really so big and surreal to watch an actual space thing. The space merchandise was available near space shuttle and we brought few souvenirs. The other exhibits were also good, this is a place that kids will enjoy learning while playing.

There is so much to see and experience for people of all ages! Learn about space and aeronautics, life on our planet, the environment, and the human psyche. AND...you get to see the Space Shuttle Endeavor up close!!Admission is free. Parking is reasonable and needs to be paid in cash (have a $20 bill ready and you will get change back). Once inside, there is plenty to interact with that doesnt cost anything, but there are paid exclusive exhibits as well. They also have a nice gift shot and a pretty decent food court area.What a great place to spend a day!:)

I havent been here since I was a child but coming back here made me feel young at heart again. The great thing is that all the exhibits are interactive. Being involved hands on with the exhibits makes everything much more engaging. The Endeavor exhibit is truly spectacular and describes everything from how astronauts use the restroom to the shuttle itself. It really is awe inspiring and puts things in perspective.

He is where I had such great experience to say hello to Zahi Hawass also had the opportunity to have a book signed by him, the exhibition of King Tut was amazing with lots of original objects, also the Center offers other activities

I absolutely enjoyed my first visit here with family!! Admission is free although there are a few attractions that have a fee to participate in, everything is reasonably priced. ($3 to enter endeavour, $8 VR Flight Simulator, ect.) Parking is $12, if you plan to come on the weekends, plan to come early to have more time to explore all the exhibits and many other museums and attractions at the surrounding park. Also make sure that you visit endeavour space shuttle, its absolutely breathtaking and so cool to see in person, especially knowing it has traveled in space!! They also show an awesome video of how the endeavour shuttle was transported to its current home. Definitely something to see in person!!!

California Science Center is a most attractive place for the science lovers . It describes the scientific basis of many phenomenon. Would like to recommend for such age children who are curious about the happening around us. The parents can explain each using descriptions or get the help from the instructors.There are few food outlets to buy refreshments.There is a planetarium inside with shows.

Best place to bring your kids to and help them get interested in science! They will see the space shuttle Endeavor and all its parts. Outside is a beautiful rose garden. The best and the cheapest way to go there is to take the Expo Line train to USC/Expo station. You can also walk from the Expo/Vermont station.

My family and I love it here! Theres interactive exhibits & its fun enough to be educational but not boring for the younger ones. You can pay extra to check out the space center but you can still have a fun time without. Be prepared to walk a lot because this place is HUGE, with each exhibit taking up a good amount of room in the center. Theres a food court here too since you cant bring outside food or drinks in but its either tacos or pizza. Overall, its a good way to spend a couple of hours if you want to learn something new.

What a wonderful place! My students were enthralled with all of it! Loved all the touch exhibits! Great places to sit and eat. Also yummy food.Only one major complaint was the lack of communication to where we should line up and wait. Tiny complaint was all the exhibits and fun stuff that requires extra money. Would have raised more money had I known.

It was a great experience to be able to enter this science center and discover amazing things!! Seeing how much of it is in daily life I would 100% take kids to this center and see all of these really exciting things!!

Very fun and interactive. The kids had a blast. The one thing I was disappointed with was how old some of the exhibits were. They had 1990’s computers and even though they worked the graphics were horrible to today’s standards. We enjoyed seeing seeing the Endeavor and there was a dog exhibit when were were there that my 8 year old daughter really liked. Overall a good experience.

Great science center and best of all it’s free! Seeing the shuttle was absolutely amazing. There are many other exhibits that are great for the children and many hands on activities. The food isn’t too bad but is just a little on the pricey side. You can easily spend a good 5-7 hours here.

A must see for aller the Members of the family. Free admission. You can see Endeavour for 3$ only or for free after 1 PM. The staff is just great!

I love this place never get tire of it. If you come with family an little once try this the place.. lots to do fun day

This place is very interesting. I have went here with my class in 6th and I had a very fun experience. I looked at the displays of the space shuttles and also bought a space bear in the stores. Lastly, I watched the Touch The Stars 3D and it was so interesting and exciting. Places in LA are always the best.

Amazing place for everyone who love exploring about science. Suitable for family and kid. Ticket is free but if you want to see the Endeavour, ticket is $3... pretty cheap. Their small aquarium is awesome. Sometimes they have exhibitions and events, which you can update about them on their website. overall this is one of my favorite place in LA!!

The California Science Center was amazing. The Endeavor Space Shuttle alone was worth the trip what an amazing piece of American history. Being able to see King Tuts exhibit was beyond anything I could have imagined. This is the one and only stop in the United States. Many of the artifacts have previously never been out of Egypt until now. My only wish is that I would have had more time to see everything else. Even with spending the entire day there we still didnt get to see everything.

Really nice place. Theyre really take care of the animal and the kids really enjoyed.

Its a free center for all kinds of science education, great for families, couples, or killing some time by yourself. Its Ecosystems area is newer and has lots of cool animals. They also have the space shuttle Endeavor which is a must see if youve never seen a shuttle in person before.

This place is fabulous. A visual and audio delight for children and adults of all ages. Home of the space shuttle Endeavour the center has a rich display of NASA space capsules, suits and photographs. I was fortunate enough to be there during the King Tut exhibit (which was the last time any King Tut artifacts will be allowed outside of Egypt). The treasures displayed were simply breathtaking. When observing the craftsmanship and beauty of the pieces on display one can easily forget that all of these treasures were never meant to be seen by the eyes of man once they were entombed with the King.

My favorite museum in Los Angeles. With all the interactive displays, it’s a blast for kids and adults as well. Last time I went it was still free. I hope it still is.

It was my first time here and I love that nearly everything is interactive and kind safe. My babies had a fantastic time, as did I.

Super cool place to go with kids. So many things to learn about and see. You cant do it all in one visit. We loved the bonus exhibit of King Tuts artifacts. The movie about the exhibit was great and worth going to.

We spent the day at the Science museum mostly on the second floor. Picnicked at the benches outside. Ran through the Rose Garden, then went to the 3rd floor of the museum. AND it was only $12 for parking! So price effective and so much fun!!Im definitely going back for the Natural History Museum next!!

Visited California Science Center last week. The place is huge my opinion. In order to see everything you need to spend more than 2 hours. Will definitely visit again. Workers are very helpful. Just got a few pictures was enjoying the place forgot to take more. My toddler was having a ball Discovery Room is nice , Tree House for children, Touch Tank. A Forest. Has an Atm also a Food Court. The toilet was clean.

I always take my grandkids whenever I can, been taking them for the past 10 or 11 years now. Although they are teens now we always enjoy our visit.They always have different hands on displays interesting and fun gadgets to play with even for us grown-ups!They even have dinosaurs! A theater! and so much more!This is a must see! Cant wait to go again!

Not only amazing exhibits (which they are!), but also with amazing staff. At the Space Shuttle I spent hours talking to an elderly enthousiast who was there for questions and he had amazing stories and information. Besides the Space Shuttle there is an additional space exhibit. The Biology/Human Body exhibit is a little old, but still functional and the operation room is very cool. Didnt even get to see all the rest of the exhibits.

So much fun! The space shuttle alone is worth seeing and quite inspiring. The exhibit is well done with a nice lead up to seeing the shuttle. A very informative and cool showcase of a lot of different aspects of space travel followed by how they got the shuttle through Los Angeles. I’ve been to the museum a few times and they often have a cool rotating exhibit as well! Check it out online ahead of time and book your tickets, the space shuttle is free but requires a time slot. If it’s in season, there’s also an ice rose garden outside as well!

Never ceases to amaze me, this place! Took the kids on a field trip here.Bring cash for parking, around $12.Entry is just a simple donation which helps fund the cost of running it or free. You pick.Theres a food court you can buy from or you can pack your own lunch and have a picnic on the benches inside or outside or on the grass.Theres multi levels of things to do, see, feel, explore and learn! We got in the hurricane machine and it was a blast ...see what I did there lol?Ultimately you leave the place feeling full, like you gained a ton of hands-on knowledge.Oh just a side note:They always have an expo going on. King Tut is usually featured.However, a few years back they had the Dead Sea Scrolls. You have to pay extra to get into an expo, but boy Ill tell you what, it was worth every penny!As we entered the calm, dark, cool room, an overwhelming emotion of connection between us and a piece of biblical ancient history, took over our bodies. Every hair stood as we silently gazed in awe of the Scrolls. Slowly walking the floor to see each ripped piece of scripture felt thunderous in our hearts. Like we was being forced to breathe deep as our lungs were rejecting the air out of pure emotional overload.Trust me.Worth it.So if you get a chance to attend an expo, itll be pretty cool.

We LOVE this place! We drive far to come here ever so often with our kiddos. There is fun for every age, and the place is so interactive and educational it’s hard to believe it’s free. It’s a day trip, and always fun to visit the Rose Garden right outside afterwards and enjoy the street vendors. One of our favorite places!

Wonderful place to bring kids of all ages or kids at heart. No need to worry about breaking anything @ museum because we can touch EVERYTHING. Kids love to.move around different rooms for different exhibits. I love the exhibits on environmentally sustainable tips and models. Wonderful way to learn with kids in the family. Also a nice trip downtown and see the changing Los Angeles neighborhood. Take the Metro. Youll be surprised on how much you can absorb the Angelenos cultures through subway rides.

My girlfriend surprised me a trip to the science center and I honestly had the best time of my life

There is so much to do and see! We came for the King Tut exhibit and ended up spending several hours exploring the rest of the museum. The King Tut exhibit was great. The way they space out the groups going though made the experience better. There were enough people in the exhibit but we were not all fighting for space.The rest of the museum is great! If you haven’t already seen the space shuttle exhibit you need to go! I never realized just how big it really was! They have a great history of the shuttle program from when they were created to launch day to how it ended up in Los Angles.

This is a great place to bring your kids! Young children will love the dog exhibit!We also saw the imax theater dog movie and enjoyed that very much. I am not sure if young children would like the movie as much for be able to follow all the things they talked about in the movie, but I am sure that young children will Like that the movie is in 3-D and they will enjoy seeing the dogs jump and the thrilling parts of the movie visually.You can even upload your dogs picture to the display in the childrens exhibit.We also got to go see the endeavor! It is included with our price to see the dog exhibit. I really enjoyed seeing that endeavor and learning more about its tasks and all the things it accomplished for our space Program.

Entry is a donation, and absolutely worth the trip. Favourite was the aquarium, so breathtaking. It was really interesting to see a staff member scuba dive during an excursion of kids, and communicate and answer their questions while within the aquarium, and youd see them through the glass. The overall Center is a bit old, thats true, but for a donation entry its very worth the money. Great place to go on a budget. The USS Endeavour was awe-inspiring and very insightful.

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If you want to see a real Space Shuttle this is one of the best places to go. Note when we went you could only pay for parking with cash and the parking was pretty expensive so check before you go.

Awesome place to explore. Attractions are extra but the hands on exhibits are fun. Their well trained staff are knowledgeable. Defiantly a must see.

The California Science Center and seeing King Tut was amazing my favorite part was seeing the shuttle Endeavor and getting to talk with some of the folks working in the hanger that worked on the heat shield calculations. Bob was full of amazing information we had an amazing time and definitely want to go back to see it again.

Whats not to love about a museum? Theres so much to see and do. I love this place.

It’s a great science museum but the pride and joy of the California Science Center is getting up close with Space Shuttle Endeavour. It is a joy that the space shuttle is here in Southern California. It was a long journey to get the space shuttle here, an adventure which is recapped in detail by the museum. From a flyby over the Hollywood sign, to towing it down city streets that were barely wide enough to accommodate it, to having it pulled by a sole Toyota Tundra over a freeway overpass, the story of how it got to Exposition Park is fantastic and wondrous. Much of the space shuttles were built in Southern California so it is fitting that the shuttle will live here for the long haul. Seeing the Endeavour in front of me was astonishing — it looked larger than I thought it would and left my jaw dropped and a huge smile on my face. I also got to touch a space shuttle tire that had been in space, which was memorable.

I went for the King Tut exhibit and it was beautifully coordinated. The ticket also included entry to the Endeavor exhibit, which was just amazing to see in person. I think everyones excited and awed expression walking through the entry door is telling how amazing it is to be standing there in the gallery. Wonderful museum with plenty activities doe the little ones. There are good choices for food, plenty sitting area inside and outside. The museum also connects to the rose garden outside.

We were so excited to wander into the museum by chance only to see the Endeavor up close and personal. Reading the history was sure a treat. They also have a killer rose garden out front that was a great place to rest after the walk.

First time visiting and absolutely loved it! Went to see King Tut exhibit while still on tour. The artifacts are gorgeous and they dont mind pictures (with no flash) being taken. My daughter enjoyed the rest of the museum because she could touch/interact with things.

Great place to bring kids, lots of cool things to see and do. Very educational and hands on. We saw one of the IMAX shows and it was very cool and 3 dimensional. We didnt get to see all of the exhibits so we will definitely be back.

The ability to see a space shuttle in person 》Need I say anymore?

Lots and lots to do and see great place for the family. Exhibits are always changing so its never a dull moment.

Were back for a second visit of the King Tut exhibit. It definitely is well worth the time spent. I recommend doing the imax as well as its a great additional experience for a few extra dollars.I love that most everything here is donation. I dislike high prices of most museums coupled with high parking prices. The food and drinks are also quite reasonable and tasty as well.Be sure to walk the entire grounds as there are a lot of random items around: sr-71, fa-18 hornet, fuel tank for the shuttle, Rose garden etc.Highly recommended

Very entertaining science center. Lots of exhibits, along with traveling ones that vary. Parking is 12$, admission is free. To see the space shuttle it costs 3$ or is included with the purchase of an IMAX ticket. The shuttle is the best thing to see here by far!

I love that this science center is based on donations. The space shuttle Endeavor is located. I would highly recommend doing the Touch The Stars 3D IMAX as well.

Great museum. Loads of fun, interactive exhibits. Regularly changing out featured presentations. Excellent little gift shop and food court.

The Lego Exhibit was Wonderful! Better than I thought! Fabulous Artists!

Awesome place, lots to see (obviously) the space is great so it doesnt feel as crowded. Great planes showing and of course lots of information. Many areas for hands on learning for kids and adults. It was great, glad we were there to check it out. Oh and the rose garden out back is great too. Quite and beautiful.

This place was awesome. Seeing a real space shuttle was amazing. In addition to the space shuttle, there were 3 floors worth of exhibits addressing everything from flight, life (animal and human), an aquarium, and more. Very worthwhile for all ages.

I had a great time at California Science Center. I especially enjoyed the Space Ship Endeavor exhibit. The aquarium was also wonderful. It is situated across the Coliseum and near the Natural History Museum. I will be returning.

Wonderful. Went an early morning during the week to avoid crowds. The highlight was of course the space shuttle Endeavour, which was the main reason I went. I also tried the IMAX cinema which was amazing quality-wise but the documentary I saw was meh so I would advise checking reviews first. Entrance is free. Parking nearby is cheap, plenty and was fairly empty (again, i went during a weekday)

You can get so much knowledge and fun at the same time. It is awesome!

What a wonderful museum with a great experience to see the space shuttle. The space shuttle exhibit is well worth it. The exhibits leading to to the actual shuttle are great. The aquarium and touch pools are a hit with kids. One star was removed due to a number of exhibits being in need of repair and were out of service.

Me and my 4 year old like to come visit on weekdays. Always something for us to do very fun and educational and the staff is always friendly. Not to mention the rose garden is in full bloom right now. The natural history museum is our favorite.

Its a really cool place. Been going there since I was a child and its nice being able to now take my kids and see how they enjoy it.

Amazing, place is huge!! It’s worth every penny.

The Facts:-Parking is $12-Entrance is free-The extra VR rides are $5-8 a person- Plenty of water fountains-All bathrooms have a changing center-Fully Stroller & Wheelchair accessible-Eating areas available in the food court.-the food court sells food as well.The experience:- great for kids of all ages- plenty of Discovery rooms for little kids to play and create objects based on the museum theme-lots of aerospace technology facts-all-around good experience for families.it came on a Saturday which would seem crazy to do in Los Angeles but nevertheless I did it. The volume of people inside the museum was not too bad it wasnt very crowded and the staff was attentive and ready to explain whatever you asked.You can eat indoors or outdoors we opted for eating outdoors there is a courtyard behind the building that does not disappoint and has plenty of shade and benches.**Please note: no open food or drinks in the actual museum area.**Enjoy

So much to see - plan your day accordingly and enjoy.Particular thank you to Robert M. of guest services who made the already awesome experience of seeing the Space Shuttle Endeavour in person even that much more amazing - he was very helpful and spent time going over a lot of fun facts / history and went out of his way to show us samples of the materials used on the exterior of the Space Shuttle - going in depth on each one. It was a pleasant experience and we were very grateful Robert was there to share his knowledge with us.Was a fun trip the whole family will remember fondly.

Love this place remember coming here when I was a kid for school trip. And still get the same filling, but now I just pay attention to all history and information they have there lol

Breathtaking to see the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Grew up in awe of this and to finally see one in person was amazing. Thre entire museum was great.

Great place for kids and family. Here you can explore the wonders of science through interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, and films. The Space Shuttle Endeavour and aquarium are wonderful. Admission: free, parking: $12 and food court offers lot of delicious food that cost around $10-15 per person. Nearby area also has lot of interesting places like Rose Garden, Museums...

This place is such a great place to bring the kids for a learning experience in many different ways. I brought my 4 year old and 2year old. They were both very interested in everything. We spent about an hour and a half here, although if you have older kids youll probably spend WAY more time here. Lol just because my little ones dont have a great attention span yet. The best part is its FREE! you only have to pay for parking which was $12 on a Friday. Must go if youre in a LA.

Great place to bring kids and learn. Specially with events like brick LA. The aquarium is also a must see!

Great place! Parking was $12, but the museum is free. Lots for kids (and adults) to see and do. Our kids favorite was the kelp forest and asking the diver questions. We paid $3/person for the Endeavor exhibit which was great as well. There are a couple other a-la-carte activities that are available for a fee as well. Had a great time!

Nice place to visit. There are some tips to buy an IMAX ticket and it will allow you to see the space shuttle for free! We saw apollo 11 and the Hubble 3d

Five stars is not enough always a great place to visit. Not just the traveling exhibitions that visit, (we saw king tut) but the IMAX movies the, permanent displays, the space shuttle standing up, all of it you simply have to go there. Spend the day! Good disabled access, good parking, it was all good.

I came through LA during the last week of November and had to stop by to see the shuttle. I am a space fanatic and although there are science museums and other neat attractions where I am from, theres nothing like seeing a shuttle in person. Thank you for helping preserve history and to show it in such an interesting way. I scanned through other exhibits of the center and was very impressed with the collection.

Seeing the Endeavor Space Shuttle was beyond awesome! I cant waiy to go again.

The Dogs exhibit was fun and interactive I recommend it for adults and kids. There was a lady working inside the painting area inside the exhibit that was very nice. There is also a rose garden within walking distance from the science center if you want to pack a lunch and eat it there.

Not the best science center weve been to. But for free, I cant complain. Not free parking, though.Clean. Friendly staff. The kids had fun

Cant beat free admission! This place is so much fun for kids (and adults). You can learn so much about different topics and have a great time while doing so. There is definitely lots to see and everything is interactive, which is perfect for children, since they like to touch everything they see! There are even live starfish and sea urchins in touch tanks. Add this on your list of places to see/things to do when youre visiting from out of town with kids!