It was totally amazing. We went with our 9 year old grandson and we all had a fantastic day. So much to do and see. Everything was interactive. We arrived at 11.20 and left at 17.00 when it closed. Our grandson visited some of the stuff 2 and 3 times it was so much fun. We also went to the Planetarium show and it was also fabulous. Plenty of areas to sit and have lunch etc. Theres a cafe on site but we took a packed lunch. Everything was spotless and the staff were so helpful and knowledgeable. Overall a brilliant day and would definitely recommend for adults and children alike. £40 for the 3 of us with car parking included and the planetarium 👍👍👍 .

Aving not visited since before the pandemic, we were all looking forward to our day. Despite some of the country being on half term, the centre was overrun in the morning by a number of primary school visits ( we counted at least 7 large groups), which wouldn't have been a problem if there had been any element of control by school or centre staff. Centre staff were noticeable by their absence. It would have been nice if their had been people on hand to suggest and assist. Very disappointingly the cafe was shut, with only a small and limited coffee bar available. All that said, we had a super day, especially enjoying being very hands on. Our 8 and 12 year olds each found many delights.

A weekday visit did mean that there were a lot of noisy groups of school children. But what a brilliant time they must have had. Everything is interactive- it may be aimed at children - but as oldies we thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Well maintained and informative and simple explanations of how to use the displays/experiments. We could easily have spent 4 or 5 hours there. Would 100% recommend that you visit.

Lots to do here to keep the children entertained for a few hours. Very interactive and hands on with some extra demos. You can also pay extra for additional shows. We've been coming here for the last 5 years when we visit Glasgow and yesterday my 7 and 10 year old still enjoyed it.

I visited with my younger brother, who is 8 years old, and he very much enjoyed it, but older children would find it quite boring. the flight academy was very good, but it does cost an additional fee. There was lots to see and do for young children but the cage is really busy as it is the only one in the science centre.

Normally at these interactive sort of museums there is plenty out of order. Not so here. And what a Centre. It was truly magnificent for Adults and Children. Everything well and clearly explained and loads of fun. Would go again anytime......

Three floors of interactive activities to keep everyone mind busy and alert. This is definately a place for all ages. Although we went during the school holidays and it was quite crowded, our grandchildren still had a lot of fun. Recommend for anyone who likes a challenge mentally.

Planetarium. Visited this many years ago and watched an interesting documentary but technology and graphics have come a long way since back then. One of my favourite albums, Pink Floyd; Dark Side of the Moon was played start to finish with incredible graphics to accompany the music. Fantastic experience. Hosts were engaging and knowledgeable. Entry and exit were trouble free, plenty space to move around. Seats were comfortable. Venue was clean and well maintained. A great experience and will return for other albums, should they be available.

What better way to help all the family learn new & exciting things about Science, the modern world electricity production or the human body than by doing it interactively, three floors of interactive fun for everybody. We also visited the planetarium for a visit through our stars, planet’s & galaxy’s. To see the fun & excitement on everybody’s faces as they learn & play is priceless. Well worth a visit but it is not a quick visit, the little people will want to be there all day.

Had a day out with our granddaughter and she loved the many active displays though didn’t understand the purpose of many of them. The staff were friendly and helpful and there is a cafe on the ground floor with a limited selection of food at a reasonable price. Unlike other Glasgow Museums it isn’t free. We were advised to pre book but ended in the same queue as those who didn’t book which seems pretty pointless.