It was very interesting. Our 4 yr old had a blast.
Trista Dunbar
Oct 8, 2022
We love the Science Center. We have visited since our kids were an age range of 2-8 and visited this time with an age range of 11-20. They still find it engaging and interesting. I love that there is a place to learn in an engaging fun atmosphere. We have always found that being a member more than pays for itself!
lilu lili
Oct 7, 2022
Fun and hands on learning experience all throughout the building. Some of the really fun stuff you had to wait your turn for. The location is good being right in downtown we had no trouble finding parking for a couple hours. We got lucky and found a loaded meter. The people that work here are friendly and kind.
Stephen Mike
Oct 6, 2022
Very well planned exhibits. Our Grandkids stayed involved for 4 hours, enjoying the "hands on" exhibits.
The entrance fee is as follows:
Adults: $18 | Children (3-17): $13
The Pompeii exhibit is extra. Those fees are as follows:
Adults: $11.95 | Children (3-17): $9.95
If you have any intentions of visiting the museum more than once, it is certainly worth considering getting a membership.
First of all this place was terribly disappointing. We got our lunches stolen and we asked what we can do or what they can do and all they said was “we are not completely responsible”. Don’t ever come, this place is ver horrible
Yaquelin Castelo | Oct 12, 2019
Gina | Oct 11, 2020
Leave this as a review, and contact whatever management exists at the Center to file a complaint.
What is free admission day
donna tucker | Oct 12, 2019
Joshua Solver | Oct 12, 2019
MUSEUMS FOR ALL
Arizona Science Center has joined the Museums for All program which extends discounted general admission to EBT cardholders through SNAP or TANF who are 18 years of age or older. Current EBT card and a valid photo ID must be presented at time of purchase. Cardholders receive general admission for $3 per person for themselves and up to three others upon presentation of their EBT card at the Admission Zone. This benefit is only valid during regular daytime hours and cannot be used for separate ticketed special events or combined with any other offer/discount or applied to advance or pre-purchased tickets.
Generally it's not free. The themed events are like $9 to $12. You get a discount if you pay for the membership.
Will it be open on Thanksgiving?
Mira Jewell | Oct 11, 2020
Arizona Science Center | Oct 11, 2020
Hi Mira! Arizona Science is closed on both Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Are you open ?
Nohely gadea | Oct 11, 2020
Arizona Science Center | Oct 11, 2020
Hi Nohely! As of today (8/24) we are still temporarily closed. Please watch our website and social channels for updates.
Is anyone concerned that 5G is being rolled out while Cybergenetic War Crimes are being perpetuated over public airwaves in our country? The Neuroweapons victims in Phoenix need help*
Stop Trafficking | Oct 11, 2020
Gina | Oct 11, 2020
Tell me more about these cybergenetic war crimes and neuroweapons, and how 5G plays into it.
Can I still get $3 discounted passes for myself and 3 guests if I show my EBT card? I know they did that a year ago but wasn't sure if it was still possible.
Use the Heritage and Science Park Garage on 5th St and Monroe. The Science Center will validate parking, which gives you a discount. Metered street parking is also an option, but that costs money most days, and I think you can only pay for up to 2 hours at a time.
Will I have a problem getting in with my service dog?
Ashton S | Oct 12, 2019
ihatedannyromero | Oct 12, 2019
I don't think so, but you have to remember that there are alot of children at any given time and most are compelled to pet dogs.
I want to see mummies of the world. For featured exhibits, do you have to pay the regular entry fee for just the science center and the attraction fee? Or can I just pay the attraction fee?
tyra woodard | Oct 12, 2019
Nicole Paige | Oct 12, 2019
Usually it's both charges. Some of the bigger ones they do open the separate entrance. Not sure about the mummy exhibit though.
How long will the mummy exhibits be showing
ANNA AHUMADA | Oct 12, 2019
Michael Jacobs | Oct 12, 2019
Mummies of the World tickets are currently only available through September 2, 2019 at this time. But I didn't locate an end date on the Arizona Science Center website, just that it's a limited time only. Hope this helps!
You can go to your local library and get 2 free normal passes, it doesn't give you access to any special event attractions but its a good deal. Its called a culture pass.
Heritage Square garage on Monroe just west of 7th St and North of Washington. Science Center can validate your parking ticket and save you $$ especially if it is an event day, which costs $12
Go to any of the Phoenix Public Library branches when they open in the morning. They will have a culture pass or information about them if they don't have one available at that time.
The Science Center definitely has some entertaining and educational things to enjoy. I wouldn't say it's "the best place in Arizona to have a good time" as Arizona has a lot to offer. But it certainly is fun going there.
Hi!! While we don’t have snow on the hill like in years past, we will have snow to make your own SnowPal in addition to all day demonstrations discovering the science of snow and ice!!
When you purchase tickets online do you have to print the tickets or can you just show them on your phone?
Nayeli G | Oct 11, 2021
Arizona Science Center | Oct 11, 2021
HI Nayeli - You can show your digital tickets at the desk when you check in - no need to print!