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Seattle, United States

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Pacific Science Center Reviews | Rating 4,6 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Pacific Science Center is located in Seattle, United States on 200 2nd Ave N. Pacific Science Center is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category venues & event spaces in United States. Pacific Science Center | Science Museum In Seattle WA Membership Buy Tickets DONATE Visit Events & Programs Curiosity at Home IMAX Laser Dome Support Select Page Learn more Sip on Science Served Straight Up   August 13, 5:30 p.m. Learn more Learn more In-person Summer Camps Space is still available   Learn about options, safety protocols, and more   Learn more Curiosity at Home Science stage shows, DIY activities, worksheets, and more!   Learn more Help fund online learning   Donate now Understanding COVID-19 Learn more Science in the City Streaming content now available Learn more Curiosity Never Closes: Support PacSci While we are closed to the public, we are still serving the community. We depend on support from you. Support Curiosity Temporary Closure Pacific Science Center is temporarily closed in compliance with State and County guidelines to slow the spread of COVID-19. We will reopen as soon as it is safe, approved, and possible. Learn more Curiosity at Home Learn More Calendar of Events Learn More Summer Camps Learn More Commitment to Anti-Racism Pacific Science Center stands with those who are courageously fighting against hate, racism, and injustice. We recognize that not being racist is not sufficient. We must be actively anti-racist, and we commit to doing so. We prioritize inclusion, diversity, equity, and access in everything we do. Curiosity and critical thinking are essential to the dialogue and changes that need to happen. Learn more Supporters Thank You to Pacific Science Center’s Leading Corporate Supporters. Airline Partner Cloud Provider Discover This PacSci Blog PacSci-Doku PacSci Podcast Join Us Support Science Education Become a Member Volunteer with Us Job/Intern Opportunities Current Science Initiatives Follow Us Review Us Monthly Newsletter Sign Me Up Proud Participant About Pacific Science Center Contact Us News Media Privacy Policy © 2020 Pacific Science Center | 200 Second Ave. North, Seattle, WA 98109 | (206) 443-2001 | [email protected] ,Pacific Science Center is an independent, non-profit science center in Seattle, Washington with a mission to ignite curiosity and fuel a passion for discovery, experimentation, and critical thinking.

Address

200 2nd Ave N

Phone

+1 2064432001

Amenities

Good for kidsRestaurantToilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible liftWheelchair-accessible toilet

Best known for
Fresh Sushi
Biggest weakness
Inconsistent service
Most praised
Value for Money
Recommended for
Families, Sushi lovers
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Daniel H.

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Not bad - struggles to stay current but still good for the kiddos perhaps.

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Lance Graham

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My girlfriend and I visited here just the other day and we both had a great time. General Admission for adults is just under 24, and includes free access to the planetarium shows held throughout the day. On that note, you do have to pick up a separate ticket for those as the seating is limited. The Center features a diverse array of exhibits and touches on various subjects, ranging from the human body to the solar system to dinosaurs. A really nice touch is that there are plenty of interactive exhibits and stations that are fun for adults and children alike. Overall, a great place for anyone to visit.

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Nagrom Nniuq

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One of the best major city science centres. Many hours of activities and repeatability not counting any shows. Indoor and outdoor fun. Great value.

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Eric Cheng

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Great place that is set up with some good thought. Staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable. There were even volunteers that were extremely helpful. Kaitlyn was one of these volunteers who actively engaged people to learn more about the planets. I'm very impressed with keen educators such as herself to share her wisdom with the general public. She will go a long way and it's wise of the Pacific Science Center to identify such brilliant individuals that will steer or future to brighter paths. August was the Bubble and Illusions show host who did a fantastic job as well. The script and execution were incredible. We look forward to a repeat visit soon. Even the check-in guy at the front, John was super friendly and made a great first impression. Thanks for a wonderful way to spend Canada Day!

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Winslow Hobbs

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I enjoyed coming here a few years back. It was a very fun experience.

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Vana Ali

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We enjoyed hours of discovering here! Our trips to Seattle consists of many adventures. And getting a Blast Pass to visit several locations is a must. The Pacific Science center is filled with information for all ages. We have visited the butterfly exhibit a few times and it never gets old. It's a beautiful room that remains at a specific temperature for these beauties to thrive. They tend to land on you as you walk around to admire several species. I love this place!

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Jess Kubitz

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Loved this place since I was a kid. The planetarium is super fun, but make sure to reserve your spot when buying tickets ahead of time or if you're lucky when you buy tickets at the location. When I went yesterday the feature was on global warming titled"Pole to Pole" And was very informative and fun. I wish it had more stars but was still a treat to see. All the exhibits were fun and interactive. Some classics that I wished were still there were not, but the updates since I had last been years ago were great. And I was very thrilled to see the naked mole rat exhibit was still alive and thriving. The butterfly museum was definitely the highlight of the visit and I made two trips to that exhibit. Make sure to donate to keep that exhibit going! Definitely fun for the whole family young and old. Lots of great photo opportunities, and lots to learn for sure. I love how the science Center is constantly expanding and growing and changing so there's something new for everybody at every visit!

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Amit Das

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My 4year old loved it. Even Grandpa and Grammy had a great time getting amused with science exhibits along with my 4year old. My family super liked the butterfly exhibit. The planetarium and the dinosaur exhibit were also very well done. There was a science show wherein they were showing multiple effects of light and sound among other things. All on all, it was a great experience and we hope to be a member soon.

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