Space Foundation Discovery Center

One of the best museums to take the kids for a fun adventure. Amazing hands on experience for curious minds and adults alike. We learned about planets, the kids flew drones, drove rovers, and made 3d art. Can't get better than that. This is a must do when we are around the area.

Fascinating, informative and interactive. Learned so much about space exploration! Be sure to catch the Science on a Sphere show. Ed, the volunteer who led the show, was helpful and had so many cool stories and facts to share. The drone area was amazing. Driving a Mars Rover was fun. So many ways for kids and grownups to learn about space. Every staff and volunteer was helpful. Plus, there's a discount for teachers!!

Great place to go when the weather is iffy. So many cool activities, fun and educational for all ages. Plus, you can charge your car for free with paid admission!

We took 3 elementary age grandkids to space day. It was surprisingly fun, the kids had a good time, and I found myself needing out over the educational quality of the unique space museum pieces. The event featured lots of hands on activities for kids of all ages, including robotics and VR experiences. Parking was well marked and directed. No costs for anything but the food trucks. The space foundation knows how to host events.

College students with a valid student ID can get tickets for $7.50! This place is definitely catered towards the elementary school kid age. But there are some cool interactive exhibits for the adults also! The “harder” scavenger hunt was fun searching for the hidden Pop figurines! Definitely stop by the Science on a Sphere and the Mars Rover exhibits. It took us about 2 hours total to get through everything including both scavenger hunts. It’s a fun (and cheaper) way to spend a few hours on the weekend! Especially if you have younger kids.