Sci-Tech Discovery Center

Why have I not heard more about this place?? Took my girls there and we couldn't even make it all the way around in two hours. I believe it is $10 per person (paid via Pogo Pass) and I thought it was well worth it. There's something there for everyone. My kids enjoyed the kitchen, felt station, bubbles area, airplane field, and anything with building blocks. If they offered re-entry, we would have grabbed some lunch and came back for another two hours. Fun times!

Great concept. Fails miserably on execution. So many of the things didn't work, out of supplies, broken, not cleaned, not picked up, no instructions, filthy, volunteers/staff sitting at the 3D corner on top of desks, on their cell phones. Frustrated my kids so much. Such a waste of space. Huge potential but I wouldn't recommend it as is to anyone unfortunately.

I went today with my child's school for a field trip and I must say it was awful. I am glad my child had fun but from a parent perspective it missed the mark completely. The price was way toooo much for what you see the kids literally spent majority of the time in that grocery area thing. I mean it was nothing else really interesting enough to keep them occupied most of the stuff was either broken or worn down. Also, if you have to use the bathroom prepare to go outside to a port or potty to use the bathroom since there's construction being done inside. Did I mention hazard with lots of kiddos? The staff didn't seem to friendly nor did they care to even acknowledge anyone there. I feel completely disappointed for spending money on a place that the park probably would of been a better idea. As, a experienced mother please don't go here you will be disappointed. Also, if you are coming as a school field trip you will have no where to eat. We were forced to eat outside where the grass was wet and the water hose leaked..

Here for a birthday party. It shares it's location with a few other venues, but it is the first store to the left upon entering. To the right is the front desk to pay. I was here for a birthday, which is held in a closed off space with two rooms, one that had a refrigerator and sink/counter space and the other room was the seating area and space where they conducted the show. With all the tables in there, it's pretty tight. The host was provided 3 members/volunteers of Sci-Tech for the party. While they were young, they were professional and savvy in managing and entertaining the children. I was pretty impressed and wish I were that confident at that age. As for the rest of the facility, it's pretty neat. A lot of hands on activities for young ones to engage with and observe. I didn't notice anything out of commissions or broken, so I'm assuming they take good care of everything. It is a bit on the smaller end and definitely targeted at younger children, probably 7 and younger? 8 is a maybe, but possibly stretching it. Ample parking in front of the building. Restroom wasn't in Sci-tech, but is in the building.

Went here today with my kids and was very unimpressed. Why should adults have to pay just to be in there to monitor their kids? Almost every exhibit was trashed and there were not many people there. Some exhibits didn't even work, broken toy drills in the building area, or missing batteries. All the hand sanitizer dispensers were empty, the experiments with supplies were all empty. The machine with the balls on the metal tracks was completely jammed and malfunctioning. The best part was the employees, one was just wandering back and forth aimlessly, one was hiding in a corner watching videos on his phone. The fact that I wasted $30 on this has depressed me all day. The library next door was much cooler and completely free. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY.

This place has great potential but currently misses the mark. We were the first ones in yet areas were untidy or flat out dirty. Several broken things. Other than the person that checked us in I never saw anyone that worked there. Someone please put some effort into making this place as good as it could be rather than the disappointment it is.

I took my 8 year old here to play, and he absolutely loved it. You can learn about germs, human body, insects and how gravity work. We came around 11am on a snow day so it was very really empty. My son loved the bubble station best, we stayed around 2 hours before going next door to the video game museum.

Super disappointed in our visit here. The place was trashed and every area was missing balls or pieces. No one picked up after people left. The restrooms being out of service was an inconvenience as well.

My daughter had her 9th birthday party at Sci-Tech Center on Sunday, 4/14/24. It was an AMAZING experience. My hosts (James and Sydney) were so proactive, experienced, and organized. Their maturity and knowledge blew us away helping with set up and giving us confidence that they would take care of everything. They were also so good with the kids as well. Definitely would recommend Room 1 (the larger room) if you have a larger group of kids and parents. It was a nice size. The kids had so much fun enjoying the different stations around the center before the birthday party science experiments started. Also if you are considering an add-on, the fire demo was way more interesting than how it is described on the website. I am so glad James mentioned about how it works. I added on at the last minute. The Center is not overly crowded like Perot, has clean, engaging centers, and has good staff and volunteers to keep everything neat. Highly recommend this place for a kid's birthday party

I took my nephew here a few years ago and it was wonderful. Went back about a month ago and it was awful. Completely different. None of the experiments had the materials needed to actually do them. It was dirty. It was very rundown and half of the exhibits were not working. They charge the adults $10 to get in as well. Complete waste of money. Very disappointing!