We went on a Wednesday, there were a-lot of school trips, however it wasn’t crowded since the place is big. It was fun for our kid however a little bit too advanced for a 5 year old kid. There’s a section for preschool but very small. However he did have a looot of fun specially in the bubbles area. Very friendly staff. We bought our tickets online and we just entered right away.
T Boogie
Very interactive exhibits.
Lalabu Land
The experience is completely beyond expectations and is very suitable for parents to bring their children to visit
Tracie love jones Freespiritempress
I recently accompanied five of my grandchildren and would be interested in returning with my husband at a later date.
R
Overall, this was a letdown—especially considering the high cost of admission. My children (ages 3 to 8) did enjoy the bubble area, but beyond that, there wasn’t much to hold their interest.
There are so many better museum options available in the city. The extra charges for add-ons felt excessive. For example, the playground costs an additional $6 per person—including adults—but offers nothing unique compared to the many free playgrounds already available in Brooklyn.
There’s no accessible outdoor space included with general admission, making the whole experience feel more like a basic indoor play area than a true science museum.
Jessica Love
It was awesome my husband and baby boy loved it
Didie Joseph
It was amazing I love it so much for your Manager so far so much ❤️
Benjamin Yaron
I Went For The Colombian Day Festival, On June 20th. On The Other Side, The Roots Were Having A FREE Concert. Pretty DOPE....!!!!
Marina Gonzalez
Many hands on activities for kids. Especially keeping toddlers engaged.
Daniel Tise
Fun for kids. Will definitely go back once my son is older and can do more of the activities!
My daughter love it she don't want to leave the bubble experience is great.
Kimberly Lim Legaspi
After years away, returning to the New York Hall of Science was like rediscovering a childhood universe only this time, it’s more dynamic, immersive, and intellectually stimulating than ever before.
While many of the classic exhibits I grew up with have been replaced, the new installations are a testament to how far science communication has evolved. From interactive physics labs and aerodynamics simulators to holographic projections, robotics modules, and environmental science zones, the entire space feels like a living, breathing tribute to curiosity.
The museum masterfully blends education and entertainment. We explored everything from biomimicry and neural networks to astronomy theaters and chemical reaction displays. The STEM-focused installations are thoughtfully curated to engage minds of all ages, promoting hands-on learning in fields like engineering design, optics, and renewable energy.
One standout was the immersive 3D theater, where science documentaries are elevated to cinematic masterpieces. It’s not just educational it’s emotional and mind-expanding.
Outside, the Science Playground and Rocket Park are more than just fun they’re photogenic and architecturally clever, making the space not only ideal for kids but also for anyone with a camera and a love for clean design and clever structures. The open-air exhibits allow you to explore gravitational forces, wave motion, and even simple machines through play.
The entire park is a visual and intellectual treat whether you’re here to take Insta-worthy photos or to dive deep into the marvels of science, it delivers on every level. The New York Hall of Science has reinvented itself and I’m so glad to have witnessed the transformation. Can’t wait to return.
420BLZKN
A fantastic museum providing tons of educational materials! There is a awesome food court aswell as a nice gift shop. On Fridays if you reserve online from 2 to 5 you can get free tickets!!
Ephi Sachs
It was very nice, the activities kept my kids occupied for a while, but I expected it to be larger, and the Science Playground felt like a rip-off - we paid $24 extra for the four of us, there wasn't much to do in the playground and many of the installations weren't working.
Ester Binaminova
Love this place, very educational and fun for kids. New exhibits here and there make it nice to come back to. Not particularly stroller friendly as there is only 1 elevator in such a big establishment.
We went on a Wednesday, there were a-lot of school trips, however it wasn’t crowded since the place is big. It was fun for our kid however a little bit too advanced for a 5 year old kid. There’s a section for preschool but very small. However he did have a looot of fun specially in the bubbles area. Very friendly staff. We bought our tickets online and we just entered right away.
Very interactive exhibits.
The experience is completely beyond expectations and is very suitable for parents to bring their children to visit
I recently accompanied five of my grandchildren and would be interested in returning with my husband at a later date.
Overall, this was a letdown—especially considering the high cost of admission. My children (ages 3 to 8) did enjoy the bubble area, but beyond that, there wasn’t much to hold their interest.
There are so many better museum options available in the city. The extra charges for add-ons felt excessive. For example, the playground costs an additional $6 per person—including adults—but offers nothing unique compared to the many free playgrounds already available in Brooklyn.
There’s no accessible outdoor space included with general admission, making the whole experience feel more like a basic indoor play area than a true science museum.
It was awesome my husband and baby boy loved it
It was amazing I love it so much for your Manager so far so much ❤️
I Went For The Colombian Day Festival, On June 20th. On The Other Side, The Roots Were Having A FREE Concert. Pretty DOPE....!!!!
Many hands on activities for kids. Especially keeping toddlers engaged.
Fun for kids. Will definitely go back once my son is older and can do more of the activities!
Restaurantji Recommends
My daughter love it she don't want to leave the bubble experience is great.
After years away, returning to the New York Hall of Science was like rediscovering a childhood universe only this time, it’s more dynamic, immersive, and intellectually stimulating than ever before.
While many of the classic exhibits I grew up with have been replaced, the new installations are a testament to how far science communication has evolved. From interactive physics labs and aerodynamics simulators to holographic projections, robotics modules, and environmental science zones, the entire space feels like a living, breathing tribute to curiosity.
The museum masterfully blends education and entertainment. We explored everything from biomimicry and neural networks to astronomy theaters and chemical reaction displays. The STEM-focused installations are thoughtfully curated to engage minds of all ages, promoting hands-on learning in fields like engineering design, optics, and renewable energy.
One standout was the immersive 3D theater, where science documentaries are elevated to cinematic masterpieces. It’s not just educational it’s emotional and mind-expanding.
Outside, the Science Playground and Rocket Park are more than just fun they’re photogenic and architecturally clever, making the space not only ideal for kids but also for anyone with a camera and a love for clean design and clever structures. The open-air exhibits allow you to explore gravitational forces, wave motion, and even simple machines through play.
The entire park is a visual and intellectual treat whether you’re here to take Insta-worthy photos or to dive deep into the marvels of science, it delivers on every level. The New York Hall of Science has reinvented itself and I’m so glad to have witnessed the transformation. Can’t wait to return.
A fantastic museum providing tons of educational materials! There is a awesome food court aswell as a nice gift shop. On Fridays if you reserve online from 2 to 5 you can get free tickets!!
It was very nice, the activities kept my kids occupied for a while, but I expected it to be larger, and the Science Playground felt like a rip-off - we paid $24 extra for the four of us, there wasn't much to do in the playground and many of the installations weren't working.
Love this place, very educational and fun for kids. New exhibits here and there make it nice to come back to. Not particularly stroller friendly as there is only 1 elevator in such a big establishment.
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