Magna Science Adventure Centre

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1. Aa Buckley ★★★★★

   Easily spend all day there. A big place showing history of local metal foundry. Lots to do, good for kids and adults. There is also big playground for little kids and big kids. You can bring own picnic to eat in the cafe or buy something from there.

   1 month ago
2. Chris Vernon ★★★★★

   Epic. 10yr old & 6 Yr old almost enjoyed it as much as the adults! (We all loved it really). Definitely take up the annual pass offer, we will be back again soon, maybe next time we will get there for opening time, as turning up at 1pm it was really busy, probably busier than normal with the weather being really bad. Cafe was good and staff were really friendly.

   almost 3 months ago
3. ruthanna ★★★★★

   Went to the Magna science centre today and it was great. The exhibition was interesting, interactive and quite inspiring. The place is massive but it felt full of interesting things to do and look at. I felt like I was on red dwarf at one point haha. My niece enjoyed it and got involved. The cafe is ok, there are plenty of toilets and there is also a good park outside. The bonus is that you pay once and get an annual pass free, fantastic!

   almost 3 months ago

1. Lucy Arnold ★★★★★

   An absolutely epic place for kids and adults alike! So interactive and interesting it kept us all entertained for hours. I loved the set up representing the 4 elements earth, wind, fire and water plus I found the big melt interesting (a little jumpy for my 2 year old). The outside park was huge and if we lived closer we would be there all the time! They had standard play area equipment but standpits I couldn't get my 2 year old out of and a water park I couldn't get my 5 year old out of! 100% recommend and we will be going back!

   almost 5 months ago
2. Pradeep ★★★☆☆

   Visited the place recently. There are 4 pavilions Air, Water, Fire and Earth. We liked the Earth and Water pavilions. Kids had more fun in these two! Some of the interactive experiences were not working or were not in great condition. The place wasn't much crowded even on weekends. I felt the entry prices were slightly higher and the place probably requires some refurbishment.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Louise S ★★★★★

   Amazing day out for little ones and big ones alike. Plenty to see and do with lots of opportunities for hands-on learning. The playground is also the best playground we've ever been to with plenty of things to do. The cafe was great and the staff super friendly. As per other reviews, I can see how toddlers and younger children may get scared in the Fire Level but it can be skipped.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Jamiewaldie1992 ★★★★★

   Fantastic way to spend a few hours. Lots of interactive exhibits and shows for the money. The separate areas all explain things well and are accessible for disabled people. Note: one area was inaccessible to wheelchair users but there was an apology notice for this due to a lift malfunction. The staff were really helpful and friendly (especially the lady telling us about the fire area and big melt show - I think her name was Jessica).

   almost 3 years ago
2. susan hopkinson ★★★★★

   An amazing birthday outing for grandsons 13,th birthday. What a brilliant place . Family visit with .children and grandchildren. Their interest, enthusiasm and excitement throughout the visit was great. What a unique, hands on place making learning fun. And the atmosphere and history added to the experience. Loved the massive outside play are , , had to leave after 5 hours but could have stopped longer. Staff were friendly and helpful as well.Thank you for a great day

   almost 3 years ago
3. Wayne Thompson ★★★★★

   What an awesome place! My 5 year old was a bit scared at the start but once we got the the exhibit areas she was soon enjoying herself. Can get an annual pass just by filling out a form, no extra cost. The outdoor play area is HUGE and fantastic. Will be coming back soon!

   almost 3 years ago

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