Having been to the Griffith Park Observatory in L.A. many times it is hard to get excited about such a small planetarium. It's good to take children to. More

My wife and I were tired from all the gambeling, and mountain sight seeing in and around Reno and the Lake Tahoe area when we were coming home in the evening fealing kind of unfulfilled. We stopped in to ask if they were still open, and they said they usualy closed within a half an hour but were willing to... More

Maybe I'm just spoiled because I grew up near Griffith Park, but this planetarium is lacking... Nothing too out of the ordinary; it's an interesting enough stop for a local...not worth going out of your way for, though. Warning: the movies they show on the domed roof gave me TERRIBLE motion sickness, and I'm not inclined to experience that sort... More

The planetarium itself is small and there's not much for the older kids, but all ages would like the dome theater. The seats are reclined for a perfect viewing of the dome shows. My kids have all been there for fieldtrips and it's one of their favorites. More

There was very little here to look at. There was a handful of exhibits, the most detailed by far had nothing to do with space, but with visual perception. The exhibits they had were very cool, though, and a good way to spend time while waiting for the movie to start. The seats in the viewing room were very small... More

I love coming here with my family. There are generally 4 or 5 different movies to choose from. Most movies run about 45 minutes long starting at the top of each hour. The stadium is small so it is best to get there about 30 min before the show to get the best seat (very back of the theater). The... More