While at 45 years old, I'm a little old to be participating in the lab activities, the other exhibits were fascinating and interactive in their own rights. I work in medical research, so the exhibit on regenerating human organs had me hooked in particular. I will DEFINITELY be taking a brochure to my co-workers urging them to take their kids... More

I visited the St. Louis Science Center for the first time with my daughter, who recently turned three. She was a little young for about half the exhibits, but we still had a fun time together. We purchased tickets to the Discovery Room first thing, and had about an hour and a half until our scheduled time. We headed downstairs... More

Had a great time with kids 17, 14 and 7. Wish we had known that Lego Mindstorms required tickets and that it sells out quickly. My 14 year old daughter loves technology and wanted to participate, but we were too late. Overall it is a really nice Science center with lots to do and see for all ages. Free admission... More

Me, my wife, and kids (16, 18 & 20) spent over 2 hours at the Science Center and really enjoyed ourselves. So many hands on activities, good photo opportunities, fun. It is probably best suited for 8-15 year olds, but me and my wife and kids enjoyed it. General admission is free, but the Omnimax is not. I parked for... More

The Saint Louis Science Center is a great place! You pay to park and that's it! The planetarium has a fee during certain hours but you can't beat the deal! I liked how you could try to fly planes underneath the Arch on the computers. Lots of hands on activities! The food we had was great. It was the pizza... More

I took my kids, 11 & 5, to the Science Center over the weekend and I was disappointed that it has not changed in a very long time. It is a very cool place still, so if you've never been to St. Louis it is a must-see, but I don't think it's changed in 10 years, maybe more. They have... More

This is one of our St. Louis favorites. Lots of interesting exhibits and plenty to see and do. Great place to spend a rainy day. I have been several times with school trips and with my family. Heads up though, admission and parking cost and some of the bigger exhibits have an entrance fee as well.

I went here for the Star Trek exhibit but ended up staying and playing all day. There is so much to see and do here. I was on business so my kids weren't with me, I wish they would of been this place is freaking awesome and they would of loved it. i'll definatly go back.

Nice place, FREE!!! I'd say ages 3-12 would enjoy this more. My 14 and 16 year old seemed a bit bored. I don't think it's a all day trip kinda place....couple hours tops. Go to City Museum!