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- Cherith ZanghiJanuary 31, 2017Fun with lots of hands-on interactive exhibits. A spacious building with plenty to explore from nature to how cities deal with earthquakes to space travel. Several food options. Parking $12 cash only
- The Ritz-CarltonMarch 8, 2013The California Science Center is one of only four locations to receive a retired space shuttle. The Endeavor traveled 12 miles through the streets of Los Angeles to rest here.
- NASAJune 18, 2012The California Science Center Foundation is one of four institutions to receive a Space Shuttle Orbiter for permanent display!
- Kelley L.October 11, 2019Free admission. They have cool exhibitions sometimes. Visit their gift shop for cool items.
- Melissa CabreraDecember 19, 2015It's perfect for dates if you're into nerdy stuff! I loved it here with my ex-boyfriend. You learn new things no matter how old you are and get to have fun too!
- Christi SotomayorAugust 3, 2013Just because it's free admission doesn't mean you can let your kids run around like savages, banging all the buttons, and ruining everyone else's experience. Take the opportunity to teach & learn!
- JBLJune 6, 2013Interactive exhibits abound for even the non-science fan, as there's something for everyone in the expansive center. On display now is the Endeavor, and her history is a must-see.
- No NameMarch 31, 2015This place is wonderful for both kids and adults, they have interactive games in their "discovery centers" that are also educational and fun! It requires a minimum of 2 hours here, so much to see
- José AyalaAugust 10, 2016The Endeavour is just worth the visit, as well as other space program things. Most of the exhibitions are for kids, who are everywhere making noise. Free entrance and free Wi-Fi.
- SENSE MagazineOctober 20, 2012A great place to spend a day with the family or friends. Be sure to check out the Space Shuttle Endeavour now on display. An amazing addition to this great institution and Los Angeles.
- Ebbani ReyesApril 26, 2016Is a nice and very interesting place to visit and enjoy with the exhibitions. The IMAX is really cool!
- Jinnie LApril 6, 2015free admission (more like donation I did $5) pretty nice n entertaining!!! some exibits are require extra fee or reservations. And I'm really bummed out about missing the pompeii exposition!! .... T.T
- jayMay 28, 2013Endeavour photography exibition has some of the best photographs and cinematography i can honestly say ive ever seen. If you have the slightest interest in the space shuttle it will blow your mind.
- Solutions in LAOctober 10, 2012Fun&informative. A lot of their exhibits are hands on, and they have a new fish tank that houses countless numbers of marine wildlife.They even have a marine petting zoo where you can touch starfish.
- Beautiful museum and learning center in downtown. Visited the Cleopatra exhibit which was very interesting and the IMAX movie was fantastic. Then visited the Rose Garden just outside.
- Karen EguJuly 26, 2016This museum is definitely for families and kids. It's very interactive and there are colors and exhibits everywhere to explore! But as an older person, my friend and I got a little bored.
- Los AngelesAugust 1, 2013Admission is free, and you can see the space shuttle Endeavour for a nominal fee of $2.
- Telegraph ManagerSeptember 24, 2013First day 10am: Take a light-rail ride on the recently opened Metro Expo Line to Exposition Park. The child-friendly California Science Center is home to the retired Space Shuttle Endeavour.
- Bilal ArpacıMay 15, 2018Must seen place! Very exciting to see Nasa control room, touching the wheels of a space shuttle or even seeing magnificent Endeavour. Truly inspiring!
- If you're there for the Pompeii exhibition, and you want to buy some of the books they have for sale about what happened to Pompeii, check Amazon first. You will likely pay MUCH less!
- Pocket SunSeptember 28, 2014It's a fun place! Endeavor is here! You can touch star fish and other kinds of water creatures. Free admission
- You have the opportunity to leave a donation at the foot of the stairs. The recommended donation amount is five dollars. However, feel free to donate more. I donated $20. It's for a good cause!
- Charles AdamekJuly 12, 2022Right now (07/2022) there is a traveling exhibit from Cambodia, the Angkor collection. A ticketed event. Get reservations on line.
- Tiffany LewMay 15, 2012Grab a free science passport card at the lobby before you head upstairs and get it stamped at the different stations to receive $1 off one of the attractions (including IMAX and the Explorastore)
- Trying to eat healthy? Bypass the McDonalds they have there, and go for the Grab 'n Go. They have healthier snacks there, particularly health bars that actually taste good!
- Jay BuysMarch 29, 2014State of the art facility that houses a freaking space shuttle but they haven't figured out how to take credit cards for the parking lot. Bring cash (10 bucks) to park.
- Carly NickersonJune 18, 2013Kids loved seeing the space shuttle endeavor. Most exhibits are free. Great place to visit. A bit overrun with school groups that have minimal supervision though.
- ClarkOctober 16, 2019Very family and kid oriented. The Endeavour is the biggest thing to come for (especially since tickets are donation based!)
- Admission is free, but the more Premium exhibits require a ticket. If you plan on visiting Endeavour, buy your ticket in advance, but schedule your time so you have ample time to explore.
- Steve RichNovember 2, 2016Special exhibits change from time to time. A membership to the CSC makes repeated visits easy and worthwhile.
- Evelina ProdanovaNovember 2, 2017The Body Worlds exhibit is amazing!!! Endeavor is worth checking out too ;)
- Kristine CherryOctober 12, 2013IMAX's Flight of the Butterflies is an amazing and beautiful documentary. Definitely bring your family and kids.
- Erica A.May 30, 2013NEVER go on a weekday towards the end of the school year. You'll encounter a Center that WAY over-books school field trips that they can't accommodate. It's a madhouse. Someone send the Fire Marshall.
- Siew Khuen KhawDecember 13, 2014Great place for kids and education ..be sure to visit the space shuttle!!!
- Lisa JaniaMarch 31, 2013Make sure to visit Endeavour! It's a great display and I can't wait until its permanent display is built. The rest of the museum was fun too.
- Scott R.February 17, 2012May be the best free place in the whole Southern California area for kids. An overwhelming amount of things for them to see and do here.
- ReazorMay 17, 2015See sea scrolls first. People don't move they and stand around waiting while more people are let in. Entire exhibit is very good.
- Arnie PanameñoDecember 5, 2017Come down and see The Body Worlds Pulse Exhibit! It’s very cool to see the human body displayed in such a manner.
- Chris GJanuary 9, 2012Home of the Titanium Goose, The trainer variant of the A-12, serial number 60-6927. This blackbird is the only one with two canopies in tandem to allow training flights.
- Rubi JuJanuary 6, 2015There are so many things to do and see in this science center. You spend one day doing all the activities.
- Billy SeolApril 8, 2017parking is a bit pricy but you are supporting the museums i guess! Great exhibitions.
- Paul S.June 27, 2016Wow! If you're in Los Angeles, you must visit the CSC. They've got the Space Shuttle... come on!!!
- Monique RamboFebruary 21, 2016Great for kids! Free admission. A wonderful way to engage and spend the day learning
- David RamirezSeptember 10, 2014I remember when they remodeled this place, I was 6 and everything was so awesome! Now some parts of this museum seem kinda dirty and dated 😦
- Nikos KrodirasJuly 24, 2016Cool museum with many interactive stuff for kids. Plus the Shuttle Endeavour !
- yoFebruary 23, 2013It's unable to use a mobile phone around the Endeavour. Best place to take a picture of the Endeavour is at the EXIT door :)
- Abigail MendozaMay 3, 2010American I Am is not for everyone. But, it is very depressing and shows you how far this country has gone. The Ecosystems exhibit was amazing (though I may be biased since I work for an environmental Read more