We knew the center was under renovation, but I was still stunned a bit when we arrived! We came to see the special exhibit "Star Wars: The Power of Costume" at noon and walked through with relatively little conjestion on a Saturday.

I joined the center a couple years ago to take advantage of the Lego exhibit. I had family in town with a three year old and five year old. The kids had a blast. Here is why, there is so much to see and do...More

The historical Cincinnati Museum Center is undergoing a large renovation. The only spaces currently open are the Children's Museum and the Special Exhibit Hall. Star Wars and the Power of Costume is currently the special exhibit. If you are a Star Wars fan, or a...More

We only came to the museum to see the Star Wars: The Power of Costume exhibit that is currently here. If you are a fan of Star Wars or just enjoy how they create costumes for film this exhibit is for you. It was fantastic....More

this was a wasted trip out here for me. I do NOT care about any Star Wars exhibit! If I had known that this place was under construction, I would not have bothered making my way over here on Bus 1; The girl apologized to...More

We decided to stop in the Cincinatti Museum because we arrived in town early. We intended on visiting the ScienceCenter simce we have a membership elsewhere and wo u ld recieve discounted admission The museum was closed for renovations. The website dod not memtion it...More

Whether you're going to see a cultural event, the kids museum, or the natural history museum, you're guaranteed a good time. One of my favorite things is, the documentaries they show. Very cool place to see if you're new or visiting Cincinnati. It was built...More

The several parts of the Cincinnati Museum Center are under an extensive repair and reconstruction except for the Children's museum and special exhibits The current special exhibit is costumes from Star Wars Adult tickets are 21 but the costumes are advertised as authentic to the...More

This is a nice hands-on museum that welcomes all ages. It's cheaper to buy a pass than to buy tickets but parking isn't bad and the history of the building is amazing.

I brought my niece and nephew to the children's museum while we were on vacation in Cincinnati, and they had a great time. The museum had a climbing area, water experience, animal exploration, city center, art area, and building/construction zone. The city center was extensive...More