Great for kids of all ages! - Lots of very hands on interactive exhibits for infants to young teens, Very clever ways to teach science and technology. Restaurant prices are pretty reasonable but the snacks area is rather expensive, Free parking which was nice!

Teaching of Science - The Science World was very educational in all parts. It’s definitely a teaching atmosphere and you learn things you probably never knew

We had fun! - It is not shinny and new but my kids had a blast. There was a good variety of different things to see and engage with. We brought out own snacks and water, they had easy refill stations and food places if we didn't bring stuff. My kids would have stayed all day if we let them. For what we paid I think this was a great family adventure.

Alternative activity in case of rain - Nice experience of about a couple of hours. The activities are mainly suitable for a range of school age publications. It's still fun to be a bit of a kid again. Beautiful building seen from the sea.

Decent, average experience. - Pretty immersive and a decent experience. Mainly for kids, nothing much to intrigue older people. Only go if you have kids.

Science World - Ticketing experience was a problem . They could not find my reservation and I could not find tickets on phone . They were nice and let us in I expected more activities for older child .

Ok for kids - Ok for kids, my wife didn't find it interesting. Kind of boring. The shows weren't very good so we only spent an hour there.

For young children - It’s small and it has aged very badly. For children under 10 years old. The only interesting attraction was on Mars

Perfect for kids, I wouldn't recommend it to mid 20s or go in the evening. - It is perfect for kids but not for 2 young girls in their 20s. We thought there would be more things there as we found it quite small. More activities for kids. Not alot of animals or planets information. Very busy in the day time, I would much prefer the evening. Loved the theatre regarding female astronauts and their work being acknowledged.

Avoid if you are over 5 years old. - If I could have rated this attraction zero, I would have. We attended on a Monday morning at about 9.45am. We had purchased our tickets the previous day and had a text message and email with tickets which both had scan codes. When we arrived the lady at the desk appeared very uninterested that we were standing there and I showed her the tickets on my phone and she said wanted an email ticket. I opened the email (from their own booking system on their own website) and she said she wanted a .pdf copy? I had to go away and try to get the .pdf copy downloaded onto my phone and get it printed. I queried the need for this as there was no requirement for a physical copy of their electronic tickets. She eventually accepted their own electronic copy. This attraction was poorly signposted and the 10am show in the theatre was a no show. It may be interesting to children under the age of five but it’s not for adults, in any way. We visited 11 attractions this week and all of which were excellent and had really good staff. Science world? No. This location is at best a crèche with a public face that had some of the scariest eye makeup up ever seen. The outside looks tired and could seriously use some TLC