WonderWorks Orlando

We went to Wonder-Works Orlando today. It was so much fun. There were roller coasters, soccer, electronic shooting, and rope adventures. There was something for all ages and stages. It was so relaxing. I couldn't play all of them in one day. 😀😀

The staff was very nice and helpful. I enjoyed Ana who explained the military discount to us and took care of us at the front counter. Everyone else up there was nice too! We also meant Bill who just started working at WonderWorks a few months ago and he was very nice sat down with us and talked and shared how he liked working there. We started off our visit in the cafe with pizza. It was very good. Then we ventured on into the WonderWorks adventure. We did not get the pass to the arcade however there was plenty to do besides that. The little one enjoyed the second floor and all its interactive stations. And the 10-year old of course wanted to do the laser tag and the Rope course. Despite it being small it seemed to accommodate the people that were there okay. It was a nice adventure for a Saturday afternoon!

It was so much fun! I had a blast with the different activities and some of the games I got to play with my siblings. The ropes course was a lot of fun, laser tag was a lot of fun, the roller coaster simulation was a lot of fun as well as the gyroscope ride. Overall just a great time especially with family would highly recommend checking it out.

Cool place. Interactive amusement park with a scientific approach. My family and I were there on the weekend. There were a lot of kids on the weekend but no one waited in line. Everyone was having fun to the fullest. The staff was very friendly and involved. So many children and their parents visit this place! A huge thank you to the staff for dealing with such a large flow of people! My child really liked the large interactive sandbox; the touch screen where you have to hit the fruits. I liked the invisible piano, and the big screen where you have to shoot soft balls at attacking zombies. The room with the hurricane wind scared me a bit)

This was such a cool interactive experience. I loved reading about fun facts in each exhibit. My group of four really enjoyed the simulations! I would absolutely visit again.

Our family had such a fun and memorable time at WonderWorks! From the moment we saw the upside-down building, we knew it was going to be something special. Inside, everything was hands-on and engaging — from the bed of nails to the bubble lab, space zone, and the ropes course. The staff were friendly, helpful, and patient with the kids, which made the experience even better. We spent several hours exploring and still didn’t get to everything! It’s the perfect mix of fun and learning, and a great way to beat the Florida heat since it’s all indoors and air-conditioned. Highly recommend going early in the day or on a weekday to avoid crowds. Overall, WonderWorks is a must-visit if you’re in Orlando with family — it’s interactive, educational, and packed with activities for all ages.

We visited with our 13 & 10 year old children to get out of the summer heat - this was fantastic & thoroughly entertained our easily bored sons who usually are not impressed by anything other than a new Xbox game!! We spent 5 hours here! Worth every penny. Staff were super friendly.

The downstairs was a bit underwhelming, but the second floor was a blast with lots of fun, hands-on exhibits. The third-floor arcade is cool, but I wouldn’t recommend paying the upcharge for it—it’s not really worth the extra cost. Still, a fun spot overall, especially for kids and families.

The building is upside down, but the fun's right side up. WonderWorks is that giant upside-down building on International Drive that looks like it crash-landed after EPCOT sneezed too hard. Every tourist drives by and asks, "What the heck is that?" Spoiler: it's part science museum, part arcade, part carnival ride, and part fever dream. History check: WonderWorks opened in Orlando in 1998, with the story that it was once a top-secret lab lifted by a tornado and dropped upside down in the middle of I-Drive. That's right -- Disney gives you immersive Imagineering, WonderWorks gives you a B-movie backstory that sounds like it was written on a cocktail napkin. And honestly? I love it. Inside, it's a mash-up of interactive exhibits: lie on a bed of nails, feel hurricane-force winds, test your reflexes, play in a giant bubble lab, and basically prove once and for all that science museums are way more fun when they're loud, chaotic, and smell faintly of funnel cake. The ropes course and laser tag add to the "yes, we'll wear your kids out" factor, which is basically the holy grail for Orlando parents. Is it high-brow? Nope. Is it fun? Absolutely. It's like Ripley's Believe It or Not had a kid with a science fair and raised it in an arcade. You'll roll your eyes at some of the cheesy theming, but then you'll catch yourself giggling on the upside-down inversion tunnel and think, "Okay, this place has me." I walked in, sighed at the spectacle, then ended up grinning while kids screamed on the ropes course, muttering: "It's ridiculous... but ridiculous is kind of the point." Bottom line: WonderWorks is touristy, goofy, and unapologetically weird. But it's also a genuinely fun way to spend a few hours learning, laughing, and maybe questioning gravity.

Good option if you are looking to get a break from the theme parks/ weather/ etc. Younger son had a lot of fun. Unfortunately the only parking option is in a paid lot, but fortunately rates are fairly reasonable (max charge of $10). The front of the building looks really cool. Even though we had bought tix online earlier (which I recommend to get a small discount), we had to wait in the line when we arrived, but it wasn't too bad. The ticket does grant you access all day just in case you want to take a break or grab lunch in the area and return. There's a fairly large range of activities, and the wait for each was not bad, even though the place was busy with summer campers. Other guests were good about taking turns rather than hogging machines. My son really loved the ropes course (which was quite cool and challenging); as well as the laser tag. The astronaut training was included in the ticket too, which was very nice.

We had some time to kill before checking into our Airbnb, so our team stopped by Wonder World--and it ended up being one of the highlights of the trip! There was something for everyone: younger siblings, teenagers, and even the adults had a blast. The Astronaut Challenge and VR rollercoaster were instant team favorites, and the rope and VR obstacle courses turned into a fun (and surprisingly competitive) showdown for the grown-ups. Meanwhile, the bubble room kept the little ones entertained for ages. Great variety, great energy, and surprisingly reasonable prices. Highly recommend if you're looking for an all-ages activity spot!

Wonderworks in International Drive, Orlando is an amusement park and one of the attractions you need to see if you visit Orlando. It's unique concept of the building and the lobby turned upside down is a must see! The park have a lot of attractions, interactive activities, games and rides. A fun place for everyone! Check it out!

This attraction is fun for all ages. We went with a large group and the employees were super organized, friendly, and available throughout the attraction to assist with questions as well as overall safety of the guests. They were kind & would help the kids with certain activities. Shoutout to the 2 gentlemen helping to ensure people were safe on the ropes course. There is a cafe "WonderBytes" available on site. Check out their menu on their website for prices & food options. Our group brought our lunches and ate inside a large room at a designated time. The WonderShop (gift shop) needs some more attraction specific items. There's tons of stuffed animals and personalized key chains. I did like the WonderWorks Science guy stuffed but we never saw him walking around as a mascot or anything to make him a popular choice. I would have also liked to see a WonderWorks T-shirt available for purchase. Just some feedback for the shop. If you've never been, I'd highly recommend checking it out. It all indoors & air conditioned as well.

It's not really for Adults mostly for kids which is fine with me!! Wonder works is like the Franklin institute in Philadelphia pa a lot of interactive stuff for kids they have a giant lite brit which I love !! My fiancee and I came yesterday we only spent about half a hour! But it was a cool experience

Yearly trip to Wonder Works with the family. It's always a ton of fun. Very eventful for my son and nephews who are 5-7 years old. Each floor and room has a theme and it's very sensory driven and gives your child the ability to truly explore and let their mind wonder. Price is economical and ranges from $25-35. Food ranges from $5-$15. You can pay extra for the scavenger hunt or the comedy zone. Each floor is very spacious and there is zip lining in the 3rd floor as well as an arcade, laser tag and 3D movie theatre. On the second floor, there are two virtual reality rides along with a Photo Booth to take funny image. Highly recommend doing all excursions and getting there early.

It's been over 7 years and this place still doesn't disappoint in fun. I attended a free Teacher's event this weekend and the bonus is we got to bring a guest. It was my guest's 1st time here and she really enjoyed it!

Great for kids and younger teens. My nephew is 13. It's kind of an interactive science place. Not sure how often the exhibits are swapped out for new ones but the ones there are educational in a fun way. There was a lot of air freshener that my head didn't like though. Their snack/lunch counter has pretty good food at reasonable prices.

Drove by here while visiting Orlando and had to come check it out, this place ended up being very fun! I spent most of my time playing laser tag straight merking on the little kids but when I wasn't playing laser tag I was walking around and this place had a lot to offer! There were a ton of activities and interesting little exhibits, it kind of reminded me of how the Discovery Science Center used to be decades ago. If you have children, definitely take them here, and if you are visiting Orlando and it's hot & humid af, come here for the nice AC and fun activities

We spent 7 hours in this place! Including the magic show and dinner. The girls had so much fun. They couldn't get enough of the laser tag and all the fun hands on exhibits. A favorite was the interactive dinosaur sand box. This place is well worth the price. I hope to come back again in our next trip to Florida.

We visited Orlando and wanted to do something less "big park" themed. We found Wonderworks and we were sold! Our 10 year old son had a blast. They have so many interactive games with education mixed in. I can't even try to name them all but just to name a few super cool ones. They have giant bubbles, extreme weather experiences, cool sensory exhibits including an interactive sand box, giant piano, a twisting tunnel, a huge ropes coarse, laser tag, an arcade, a magic show with a dinner, astronaut training experience, a build your own coaster experience where you get to "ride" your coaster. and my favorite was the 4D XD theater which made it feel like we were on a wild coaster ride. The building is super cool and looks upside down from outside and in various parts of the inside. They also have a Cafe where you can get different types of foods. This was super fun and affordable for anyone looking for something to do that isn't disney or universal this is the place! The staff were all really kind and helpful. They are very attentive.

This was a fun interactive experience! My daughter had a blast at all of the stations, like the earthquake, the bubbles, and the hurricane simulator.

This place was really unique and interesting! We enjoyed it! Had three different levels. The first level was really cool gave me science, education, STEM vibes, which on vacation was nice get in for the kids! The second level was more games and illusions, not as far as arcade (there was a few) but had fun games. More interactive. Third level was more arcade style. We were there for 1-2 hours, a little pricey but enjoyed the experience. There's a 4D short movie experience, not exactly what I thought it would be though.

We all had a blast here. Lots to learn, lots to play with, includes a rope course. We would 100% come back here again. I didn't take many pictures because we were just having too much fun! There's a wall where you can throw balls and play interactive video games and my son LOVED that wall! Overall, totally worth it and a feel good experience since you're encouraging your kids to both learn and be active!

My girlfriend and I decided to make WonderWorks our date night activity for Saturday night, and it was such a fun experience! I had visited when I was younger, but I didn't remember much from that time, and this was my girlfriend's first visit ever. She was beyond excited, and I can honestly say this place didn't disappoint. WonderWorks is a perfect spot for a date night with your partner, but it's also great for families with kids. The entire experience is very interactive and immersive. Depending on how fast you go through everything, it takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to see everything. But if you add the comedy show and arcade, you're looking at 3 to 4 hours of fun. We found out for the month of October the comedy show was Halloween theme. Next time I have family visiting from out of state, I'll definitely bring them here. It's a great mix of entertainment and just pure fun.

The place was just as fun as I remembered from when I was younger. Chad was especially helpful in the gift shop with my son.

This museum was so much fun and very educational! My kids & I had a great time. It's three floors of fun different games, interactive games, laser tag, ropes course and they even have a 4D stimulator ride and 4D XD movie theater. It took us about 3 1/2 hours to walk around the entire place. They sell food and drinks on site. They have stairs and elevators. It's $40 pp and the parking was right behind the building in the garage for $10. I definitely recommend this place because the fun is for all ages. I can't wait to go back

Overpriced and understaffed. There wasn't anywhere to sit and was very crowded. Was charged around $200 and we were only there for 2 hours because of how little there was to do. I don't recommend this place at all!

Super fun interesting things to do here! I went without knowing much of anything about it and it was a very welcome surprise. There is something for everyone here! Warning though, if you get dizzy ask them for a different entrance than the tunnel. This place is great for kids and adults!

The kids loved the interactive experiences. Definitely a trip they won't be forgetting!

I got to visit WonderWorks with my family back in August 2023 for the very first time. The facade of the building alone is incredibly creative; you can't help but look at the upside down building in awe wondering how they pulled that illusion off. Once you're inside, you get to go through a swirling vortex tunnel (there is an alternative entrance fir those who are prone to motion sickness or who have sensory sensitivities.) and into the 1st level of the interactive exhibits. There are 3 or 4 floors of Wonder Zones to explore, all of which are creatively themed and are a lot of fun! Some highlights include the hurricane simulator, the bed of nails, the Tesla coil you can touch and make bolts of electricity, the big piano, the multiple optical illusions and creatively funny edu-tainment posters throughout, the bizarre Dr. Seuss taxidermy, and the earthquake simulator. There's a rollercoaster builder similar to EPCOT's defunct "Sum of All Thrills", a rope climbing course, an astronaut training sphere, laser tag and a 4D motion theatre. This is only a taste of the variety of activities you can do here. I can see how children can have an absolute blast here! However, I couldn't help but feel almost overwhelmed by it all, especially at the final floor where the arcade, rope course and laser tag were located. As someone who is on the spectrum, almost the whole visit felt like sensory overload, and this was primarily due to the loud music and heavy summer crowds full of screaming children. Again the zone with the laser tag and arcade was by far the most visually over stimulating on top of the already bad crowds and loud music. It's due this I can't give this a full 5 star. WonderWorks does offer "sensory days" for adults and children with sensory issues and special needs to come and visit with special accommodations and select exhibits and effects shut down or altered, which is delightful to hear. Aside from those complaints, it is incredibly fun and is definitely worth checking out at least once. The best part is that it is relatively inexpensive to experience. So if you're in Orlando, definitely check it out. You can't miss the upside down museum.

I went on a Tuesday around 3pm during the summer on a rainy day. There was a line out the door but it was moving. I brought a 15, 14, and 11 year old and they had a blast! It was busy in the exhibit but we finished it in about 4 hours. Afterwards we went back to some of their favorite things and there was no line! If we do it again I'll come at 8pm for the cheaper entry. I was worried a lot of people would come late for the cheaper price but that wasn't the case on the day I went. Fun for the whole family. We left after 6 hours but honestly they could have stayed longer. I was exhausted and ready to go as an adult .

Wonderworks is really amazing and the science-y things they have see for adults and kids to do. Lots of science that even bored text focused teenagers might actually like. You can easily spend 2 to 3 hours there. One thing I really want to give them kudos for is related to their customer service. My wife lost her prescription eyeglasses and when she called them, they combed the whole place for the glasses. Then when she came in, they had a security person go with her and search everywhere where she thought she left her glasses They went above and beyond in being very helpful and very kind.

Everything is amazing. Good for kids and adults looking for some fun and not breaking your bank. A must place to visit when in Orlando.

My son and I were in Orlando for a Vacation and one of our plans was to visit wonderworks. The tickets are very fairly priced. The front desk is friendly and the exhibit is really cool. There's a bunch of things to do with your kids. It's also very educational as well. Definitely recommend if you're in the area with your kiddos!

The best part about this place is all the hand sanitizer available because your going to need it. All kidding aside, I can see how this could be fun for kids but the place needs a revamp. It's too expensive, a lot of the features are either broken or not open, and the place just feels dirty. Would not be on the top of my list of things to do in Orlando. The building is cool.

What a fun place for a date day! My husband and I explored every corner of Wonderworks: the extreme weather zone, the physical challenge zone, the light&sound zone, the space discovery zone, the imagination zone, the magic show, and dinner. We went there around 1 pm on a Saturday and left at 11 pm ish when they were about to close! My favorite game is playing lightsaber with virtual reality glasses. We played unless 4 hrs or even longer. I am not kidding! My husband got to third place of the week! This is the only place I knew that you can UNlIMITED LY play lightsaber with virtual glasses without charge extra! I heard a rumor that they would take down the lightsaber machine. Sad :(

Been here many times and will NEVER be back!!!!! Manager Chris is a horrible person. i believe that was his name he had glasses and bald spot. worst customer service ever. UPDATE: WOW!!! Horrible customer service. First of all I called and said I would get a call back , now week later still nothing! Also look at this email. Horrible and rude service. NO we did not come on the wrong day!

My kids (ages 8 and 13) loved it. We ate dinner and was like what is there to do? We saw here that it closes around 12-1am so we were like let's go! Went online and purchased the after hours ticket at a discounted rate. Paid about $150 for 2 adults and 2 kids. Comes with entrance, a scavenger book (win prizes at the end), and a $8 arcade card. We entered in at 9pm. Of course, plenty of cool interactive things to do. Key is to tell the kids to take their time exploring. As you know kids tends to get hyper and wants to zoom through everything in 5 mins. I believe there are 4 floors so take your time. Every floor has something cool to see, touch, and do. Lots of photo ops. The virtual roller coaster was great, kids loved it. Overall, we will be back soon. My kid is already asking to come back.

This is an absolutely wonderful addition to Orlando and great alternative if you have extra days around that you're not visiting parks. As an educator, I was thoroughly impressed with the balance of STEM, educational and gaming options, which kept my kid engaged for over four hours. Wait in line for the ropes course, it's the finale worth waiting for and seems to be a highlight of our entire trip to Disney/Orlando. Best value in the city.

Admission is $37 for 3 floors worth. Downside is if you go when a bunch of kids are going, then it may be difficult to try out the interactive exhibits. Luckily for me, it wasn't too bad so I was able to play with each one. I probably spent about a couple hours here. This was a good activity for us to do since we arrived later in the afternoon so it was too late to go to any of the amusement parks. There is miniature golf next door if you felt like you did everything in the building.

I took my 4 year old son here on a Friday while visiting Orlando. We were looking for a half day activity close to our hotel. We spent about 2 hours here. While there were lots of things he could do, there were a lot of things he also could not do. When we arrived there was a huge group of middle school aged kids there for a field trip. Thankfully, they were really interested in doing the things on the third floor like the indoor ropes course and laser tag, so they bypassed most of the things we were checking out. After about 45 minutes there was another field trip of younger kids so it started to get very busy in there. It seems like this is a go to field trip location. There were very few people there not affiliated with a trip. The staff at the front desk were not super friendly and I felt like I was inconveniencing them. I ended up purchasing our tickets through visitorlando.com since they were actually cheaper on that site. In order to use the tickets I had to email them to their sprint email address and then they had to verify my ID and print out tickets for me. It seemed like a wasteful and slow process when my ticket had a barcode on it. The first floor was small and had educational type activities about weather. The second floor had a bubble room but it was really hard to make the giant bubbles. The rest of the second floor was lots of arcade type games with some educational things mixed in. It was very loud and overwhelming with so many arcade type games playing at top volume at the same time. The place also didn't seem very clean to me. I noticed a number of candy wrappers and trash in certain games, but maybe that was from the large group of kids that went through before us. Most of the third floor is for older kids (laser tag, 4D theater, ropes course) and it had a lot of arcade games you have to pay for, so we skipped most of that area. Overall, I think my son would have enjoyed this a little more if he was just a few years older.

THIS PLACE WAS OVERWHELMING AND FULL WITH SURPRISES. I've been coming to Orlando for over 30 years and have always seen this building on pamphelts and local commercials and we never went. Our family decided to go during Thanksgiving 2023 by learning about the discounted rates on a 3rd party site. Pros: The hours of operation works for every one of all ages They are wheelchair accessible Great for all ages, Time-consuming, Educational. Cons: Very loud, wish there was a guided tour or audio for people that cannot hear with all the noise. We went on a weekday evening where there were both locals kids and out of towners (we can tell). Many families as well. There were about 3 floors of experiences about science, games, quizzes... things where you can use your brain, hands, etc. It is well worth it if you actually read every little thing and stop at every station. What we didn't know is that there is a ropes course, laser tag, 4-D animation ride, VR experiences, and moveable attractions included in the price. You get your monies worth! I do not want to give too much away, I will just say, GO. Not everyday will be a perfect day, but take your time, enjoy yourself, and try and do everything. It closes at midnight and they have a snack bar if you get the munchies! DONT RUSH THROUGH IT. Enjoy

The kids wanted to check this place out while we were in Orlando on vacation. The main attraction is the building alone. It's very cool how it's upside down. The place is a combination of education and hands on attraction. There are rides, laser tag, and an obstacle course that is three stories above the ground....that was fun! It's a very interesting somewhat "amusement park". Our kids liked it a lot. You are able to leave and comeback as long as you have your tickets. I totally recommend this place for anyone who has kids. Everything is indoors so it's a perfect place to go on a rainy day.

This is my second time here, the first time it was with kids and this time it was with me and my older uncle who enjoys stuff like this. I would say there is a good amount of things to do but you can navigate through it quickly. It's usually packed with tons of kids since it mostly caters to them but if you have an older adult, like my uncle who enjoys learning and feeling young again with the games and stuff they have here it's worth it. Firstly, if you find coupons it can be cheaper. There is a senior discount which is great and on international drives website they do have a coupon for up to 4-6 people I believe check that out. The ladies at the front were very nice, and helpful. They told us you are allowed to go in and out as much as you please for the day, so basically take your time and come back after a meal etc etc. This place is very educational, it's more on learning. To me it's a little overpriced but since you can turn it into an all day thing for kids it's worth it at that point. They have a place they can take family pictures which is cool. They have 3 floors, 1 educational, 1 with games, and 1 floor which had a 3D/4d Dino show, I didn't do it but they also have a ropes course which I did do it was included in the price. It was cool, it doesn't go over high for an adult but for a child yes. They also have a roller coaster ride simulator and I noticed all the kids wanted to go on that, I didn't because you are enclosed and spun upside down and etc and I'm claustrophobic. I would give it a try to come here 1 day if you aren't going to the parks and need something extra to do. They do have a parking lot that you do have to pay for.

**Late review. We came in mid July** Great indoor entertainment! 3 levels of things to do for your kids. The tickets felt a little bit on the pricey side for what it was. We noticed a lot of kids from summer camp there so felt crowded. I think my toddler enjoyed the second floor the best. That was the most entertaining floor besides the arcade and indoor ropes course on the third floor. By the time u get to the 3rd floor, you're going to be thirsty as heck. Grab you a nice slushie that comes in a souvenir cup. The refills are like $2. My fav combo was the blue raspberry and watermelon mixed flavors. For what everything is, I call this place good ol air conditioned entertainment. I took a lot of videos so I'm unable to post them but definitely check it out if you want to try something different vs the Disney crowds.

I have always avoided WonderWorks due to it seeming like a tourist trap/being on I-Drive. However, my friend and I decided to give it a chance today to get out of the house during the blah weather and it was more than expected! There were tons of games to play, STEM activities, illusions, etc. There was even a bar halfway through! The activities are entertaining for kids and adults. I do suggest going during the week, on a school day to avoid the "rush." But even at peak hours on a Saturday, it wasn't that bad! The only con I have is the temperature. It was rather hot in there. Other than that, it's a great rainy day adventure if you're looking for something to do!

I would have loved to give these guys a good review. But after standing in line for over an hour and having no excuse other than "a power surge that took down their systems", we stood in the line for 72 minutes.... Yes I checked based on our parking ticket time stamp. And then when they started to allow the dinner show people that joined the line 30 mins after us, skip the line.... I frankly do not have words. And then after we entered, the entire experience was lackluster and disappointing. Rundown, exhausted and the staff were less than pleased to be there. Do not recommend

Family of five and all of us had a great time The kids loved it and my husband and I had fun with the bubbles (kids at heart ) We spent a few hours there We did the dinner and magic show So fun Our server Diamond was friendly and keep checking on us . The gentlemen working the snack bar were super friendly . They did have a few camps running through but that's definitely what the place is for Everything was engaging and fun to play with Lots of good photo opportunities The ropes course was fun All three of my kids enjoyed climbing . Would definitely recommend if you're looking to get out of the heat , have some fun and the price is great .

The dinner show wasn't good. The stage was blocked by a pillar and because of that we had to use a TV to see the show but the TV was too small to see the details of the magic show. The seating arrangement was stupid. They had banquet tables when they should have had various sizes of round/square. They knew in advance how many people were coming and the number in each party and couldn't even take the time to label the table seatings. A party of seven was split up between our table and the one behind us which cause those people to give our food to the other table instead of them waiting for their own so we were screwed.

I had high hopes for this place after seeing a lot of stuff about it online, but going in person I was a little underwhelmed. It's definitely geared more towards kids. Over all though my mom and I had a good time. However, we had to rent a wheelchair with them for my mom. The exit is in the gift shop so we left that way. I asked them if they wanted me to drop it off there and they said yes, so I did. But I completely forgot they still had my ID. We left and went out for drinks later in the day and I gave Wonderworks a call saying "hey you guys never gave me my id back can I swing by and pick it up?" Then they tried accusing me of stealing their wheelchair it was a long day and I was a bit frustrated, but we got it worked out and I was able to pick up my ID lol it's not a bad place for the family. If you borrow a wheelchair just remember to drop it off at the entrance and not the exit.

The most interesting thing about this place is the outside, with its upside down architecture. As an attraction on the inside, it was just okay and is meant more for elementary school children. It is about three floors filled with a lot of interactive games. Some of the highlights of this place include a laser tag arena, a bubble room where you can make giant bubbles, and an indoor rope climbing course. Most of the other games are simple science games with buttons to press to create lights and sounds.

The people that works here during the night are very funny, entertaining and helpful. Would recommend

Had a wonderful experience, especially on the Astronaut simulation ride! The workers who strapped us in were very respectful and kind to us made sure we had a great experience! Will definitely come again some day!

This is a fun place with some interesting activities but WAY overpriced for what it is. There is a $2 coupon to buy tickets online, but still pricey. We missed a lot of the activities because there were a couple of schools on field trips (staff said about 300+ kids) and we couldn't get to anything around the groups. Wasn't worth a couple hundred bucks for the outing.

Very kid friendly. Interesting, but in my opinion, is definitely is more geared towards kids, which is not a bad thing, just something to note. Very interesting artwork and puzzle type things to play which gets the creative juices going. I would go again, but I'd rather have kids with me, to make it a more fun, memorable experience.

The rides were fun BUT THE FOOD I WAITED 55 minutes For my food And I was one of the first to order and I just ordered 2 slices of PIZZA and they gave everyone who order after me got first and when I got it it wasn't edible then the gift shop was so over priced it was 4.23 for a small push pop

I was expecting this! I hide it a 5 because it greet for kids, not so much for adults but it was an experience! I loved the spinning tunnel, and all the cool pictures with questions on the walls. Cool place for kids but I wouldn't go back for my self!