Pacific Science Center

Located at Seattle Center , this hands-on museum features IMAX movies and laser shows, plus ever-changing exhibits... more on Property Information by Wcities

What We're All About Pacific Science Center is a not-for-profit science foundation serving one million people a year in every county of Washington state, inspiring a lifelong interest in science, math and technology by engaging diverse communities... more on pacsci.org

This educational non-profit foundation features a Volcano Watch exhibit,... more on tripadvisor.com

There's a lot to do at the Pacific Science Center, so plan on spending at least a day, or come back several times. All aspects of science -health, games, computers, physics, biology - are covered here. Kids can jump in at whatever level they feel comfortable.C... more on gocitykids.com

5.0	Lose track of time (09/26/05) Who knew learning could be so much fun? We loved ALL of the exhibits; virtual reality... veggiegirlsmom , a user of travel.yahoo.com, Read full review on travel.yahoo.com
3.5	Kid friendly (Feb 7, 2007) This is a kid-friendly science museum with the type of hands-on exhibits you would expect from such a place. The indoor butterfly garden and the... milimama , a user of Tripadvisor, link_url = "#{r.url}#userReviewRatings" Read full review on Tripadvisor
5.0	Fun for the kids We went as a big group to the Pacific Science Center on one of the rare days that... Bonnie , a user of Go City Kids, Read full review on Go City Kids
1.5	Scout's H. 's review We went to the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit at the Pacific Science Center where... a user of yelp.com, Read full review on yelp.com
5.0	So many wonders! (10/25/06) Everytime we go, we learn something new. An ever improving and changing way to experience... sprocket_t , a user of travel.yahoo.com, Read full review on travel.yahoo.com
4.5	Great Fountains, shop needs work (Oct 14, 2004) The interactive fountains in the courtyard were our favorite part. Luckily we went on a Wednesday... HappyVisitior , a user of Tripadvisor, link_url = "#{r.url}#userReviewRatings" Read full review on Tripadvisor

From I-5: North- and southbound, take Mercer Street exit (#167). At end of ramp, turn right onto Fairview. Get in middle lane. At next light, turn left. Travel to Denny Way. Turn right onto Denny. Turn right onto 2nd Avenue. Monorail: Board at Westlake Center for a two minute ride to Seattle Center. Public Transportation: Metro routes 1,2,3,4,6,8,19, and 24 go by the Science Center, or take the Monorail from Westlake Center. Parking: The James Albert Claypool Memorial Garage, located at the corner of 2nd Avenue North and Denny Way, provides a covered walkway directly into Pacific Science Center. Rates range from $5-$10 depending on length of stay.

Tu-F 10a-5p, Sa-Su 10a-6p, Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat-Sun 10am-6pm

Admission : Adults (14-64) $10; Children (3-12) $7; (under 3) free. Additional charge for IMAX & laser shows.

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