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- Cleopatra MyersJanuary 19, 2014Terrific place to visit while visiting AZ. We had a lot of fun; my husband & I when we were there in Sept 2012. It's perfect for Kids of All of Ages. LOL! NOTE: They also do AAA/Sr & Mlty Discs
- Cleopatra MyersJanuary 19, 2014Terr place to visit while visiting AZ. We had a lot of fun; my husband & I when we were there in Sept 2012. It's perfect for Kids of All of Ages. LOL! NOTE: They also do AAA/Sr & Mlty Discs
- Amber TriniereAugust 3, 2013Has the amazing Imax theater!!! Has the all about me exhibit where you can see what goes in ones body at a large scale view. Plus they are kid friendly and sometimes have featured exhibits for them.
- Ethan WangFebruary 15, 2018I liked it, it's a pretty lovely 3 floor exhibit, a lot of interactive stuff, also a bug collection
- Catie HahneNovember 15, 2013They have amazing exhibits and have special engagement exhibits that are super interesting and really fascinating. I love spending a day here exploring and watching the shows they have in IMAX
- Brian BellAugust 15, 2019This is a really fun, family friendly spot easy to get to via light rail. Check out the rotating/seasonal exhibit and plan to stay a while as there is lots to do.
- Dan TomichNovember 3, 2015Had a great time with my four year old. Lot's of hands on exhibits and tons of activities. The storm room is a great time, my son loved it!
- Desiree GastonAugust 20, 2018Excellent place to escape from the sun for a few hours, especially if you have children. I recommend checking their website for the most current exhibits.
- Brian BellAugust 1, 2019This place is great for kids of all ages. The current mummy exhibit might be a bit much for younger kids but there is plenty of mental stimulation to be had. Public Transportation = Light Rail too
- Brendon BiegelMarch 29, 2012This place is still a blast even for adults, but its even more fun when you go with kids that are eager to learn. The planetarium is always an absolute must, and the Digital World gallery is amazing.
- Tracy SheltonAugust 5, 2013What more can you say, great place to learn for adults and kids. Hands on exhibits, you can't beat that, along with the films and feature exhibits this is a most do.
- Vic RitcheyApril 27, 2018I was there for a specific exhibit which was really good otherwise way to many kids running around everywhere else. I'm not sure parents were even supervising their kids!
- Shelby SlaughterNovember 14, 2013I've been going to the Science Museum for years. They have wonderful featured exhibits, and when Body World comes it is amazing! Great family and friend environment!
- Tommi GoodmanAugust 5, 2013A very fun and educational place to bring the whole family to! There are a whole bunch of interesting exhibits and the crowds are usually to a minimum!
- Leila O'HaraNovember 13, 2013Don't miss the planetarium. Definitely the best place in Phoenix to learn about our universe, the Milky Way, constellations and the rest of outer space!
- KingDavid MCO435March 29, 2012The place to go if you want to get a taste of technology and past history bundled into one. It's not your ordinary museum this museum's exhibitions come to life with the aid of modern day technology.
- Zach BooherApril 14, 2011Easily accessible from the Lightrail station, this museum features some of the best education exhibits in Arizona. It has hosted "Body Worlds" multiple times among other equally fascinating subjects.
- Phoenix New TimesJanuary 3, 20132012 Best of Phoenix Winner: Best Science Lecture Series! Check out Adults Night Out every First Friday for a kid-free evening of science and socializing! Read more
- Kyle HilowNovember 11, 2010After finishing classes, always fun to visit the Science Center to attend their many exhibits or also visit their amazing visual planetarium. Always fun to play with their mini game section too.
- Kaylyn ParsonsApril 8, 2011Great day activity. Body Worlds is currently taking place and I suggest checking it out, it will blow your mind! Tickets are only $20 for students so it's fairly cheap for a day full of entertainment!
- Ashley HainesAugust 4, 2013Loved going here ever since I was a child. If you go during the summer, prepare to be surrounded by hundreds of children on field trips.
- Cleopatra MyersJanuary 19, 2014This was me looking through the HUGE Telescope at the Science Center in Sept 2012. Awesome & Fun Place to Visit. Hubby took pic
- Cleopatra MyersJanuary 19, 2014This was my husband looking through the HUGE Telescope at the Science Center in Sept 2012. Awesome & Fun Place to Visit.
- HISTORYMarch 31, 2010A relatively new Phoenix attraction, the Arizona Science Center is located in the downtown area. There over 300 hands-on permanent exhibits, as well as special changing exhibitions.
- Jaimie MoskovichAugust 3, 2013Awesome place to spend hours on end! Interactive and a full on learning experience for the entire family.
- Katrina BApril 14, 2011This is literaly one of my favorite places. Can be a little pricey but if your a student it helps. Go see body wold while its still around- you will not be disappointed
- Stephanie ManningNovember 18, 2013I dig the fact that I am never too old to enjoy the Science Center with my kids. Looking forward to the week of snow. Especially because it doesn't require any shoveling on my part.
- WhiteDino .ComJuly 2, 2013www.WhiteDino.com says, so many exciting exhibits!! Plan on coming early and staying late
- Brenda WebbSeptember 23, 2016Liked getting in for free, $3 is too much for a bottle of Coke. Plenty to do and learn for everyone!
- JAugust 4, 2018The Science Center has not participated in the First Friday event in over two years. In fact they do not offer free admission to 18+ on any Friday.
- Phx TonightDecember 8, 2012Every First Friday the Science Center hosts Adult Night Out offering free admission to people over the of 18 between 5:30pm and 9pm!
- Dorothy StynMay 19, 2013Don't miss the 4th floor! You can only get there on the elevator. It's a long hallway that you always have enough time for.
- AngelaMarch 1, 2014If the kids get too wet out in the atrium, check out the store for some $12.99 tshirts.
- Alex JentzenMay 19, 201618+ take over monthly to explore the center's four levels.There's DJ/cash bar/theme changes monthly.Details: 5:30-9 p.m., resuming summer 2016.
- B BSeptember 15, 2013Went on a FREE day; it was complete madness. The 'Forces of Nature' exhibit is a quick and fun interactive exhibit.
- Julie KurthDecember 7, 2011Does living dirty keep you healthy? Free presentation in the Dorrance Planetarium Dec. 10-10 a.m. Students from ASU will be on-hand afterwards for demos http://ow.ly/7QJXl
- ASU's Downtown Phoenix CampusNovember 3, 2011This First Friday (Nov. 4), everyone can enjoy free admission to "Adults Night Out" at the science center from 5:30 to 9 p.m. More info: http://www.azscience.org/adults_night_out.php
- Lauren FachMarch 8, 2011Cool exhibits. Went there for a Yelp event and enjoyed yummy food from vendors in AZ. Body Worlds was also there.
- Jeffrey RSeptember 1, 201718.00 a person is alot considering there really isnt too much to see inside, it overall is bland. The only thing cool or simi cool was the weather thing . .
- ASU's Downtown Phoenix CampusNovember 18, 2011Tonight (Nov. 18), AZ Science Center hosts a lecture on built-in obsolescence and the environment, sponsored by The Center for Nanotechnology in Society at ASU. 7-8 p.m.
- Heather FrackiewiczFebruary 20, 2011If you have the Groupon deal, you don't have to wait in the REALLY long line, unless you need to buy additional tickets. There is a shorter line inside for Groupon users.
- ASU's Downtown Phoenix CampusOctober 1, 2011Broaden your mind at a Discover Phoenix talk with the Arizona Science Center's president and CEO, Chevy Humphrey. 7 p.m. Nov. 8.
- ASU's Downtown Phoenix CampusDecember 30, 2011Ahoy, Matey! Through Jan. 15, the museum offers a limited-engagement exhibition from National Geographic: "Real Pirates." http://www.azscience.org/exhibitions.php