We bought tickets via Groupon which saved money. I suggest starting on the top floor and work your way down since I felt it was the most fun for younger kids; more reading to do on the lower floors. Bring your own lunch.

While this science center would be of interest to people of all ages, it has become a magnet for school age children so expect bus loads of kids (literally) and young families. Don’t forget to bring the grandparents, too, because there is such a diversity...More

We visited Liberty Science Center on a Saturday morning in January using the Bank of America Museums on Us promotion. We assumed it would be very crowded, but it wasn’t (near opening on the morning). The quality and variety of exhibits was great and appealing...More

Visiting from UK, full of screaming kids, many features broken or not working. Not worth visiting. Definitely for younger kids

I visited the science center when my children were young some 25 years ago. I returned with my daughter and 4 year old grandson recently.There was plenty for my grandson to do and look at. Matter of fact it seemed to be catering to the...More

Something interesting at every step. Went with my son he had a wonderful time. I was also mesmerized by the way they make things that are everyday, like bacteria into something kids can see and understand.

The Planetarium, the spectacular documentaries, touch tanks, huge aquariums and the snakes, bugs, and many exhibits are still special at any age