After reading some of the reviews I had to tell all those that haven't explored the museum to the fullest to give it a chance. We lived in Atlanta for 10 years and frequented this museum and still stop by when we visit our friends. 1st of all, check out the floors. My friend is the one that installed those... more

First of all, let me preface the following by saying, that small is beautiful. There are not many employees at the Fernbank, but every one of them are friendly, curteous and wear a smile, something sadly that is all too missing, when you visit public attractions these days. The exhibits itself though on the small side, are very educational and... more

We got there at 12:45. By 1:05 my 4 year-old was bored stiff. We hung around for the 1:30 planetarium show, but it wasn't worth it. The show (Roo Stars) was a very slow moving, unexciting production using little animation and unable to hold the attention of most people, much less a 4-year old boy. We left after 15 minutes... more

I used to go to Fernbank science center when I was in grade school and have fond memories of it. The good news is that it hasn't changed all that much. The planetarium is quaint and quite dated, the exhibits are interesting but there isn't much there. Took my kids about 20 minutes to see everything. The science center is... more

The forest paths are a pleasant retreat from the city. Most of the exhibits and programs are open to the public for free - what a bargain. Had to pay for the planetarium show but it was cheaper than a movie and the theater was clean and pleasant. Sort of odd collection of things on exhibit but the place is... more

Fernbank is a great science center. The center offers something for children of all ages. My 3 year old thinks it is the greatest place in the world. more