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Carnegie Science Center — New Year's Eve Kids Activities in Pittsburgh

Carnegie Science Center

4.5(2,031)4.5 out of 5 stars, 2031 reviews Pittsburgh, PA

About Carnegie Science Center

Carnegie Science Center is a new year's eve kids activitie in Pittsburgh, PA , rated 4.5 out of 5 by 2,031 families. It's one of seasonal & holiday activities worth knowing about when you're planning a day out with the kids.

What parents say

Jon Rackson
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"The Carnegie Science Center is a fantastic experience for kids of all ages (and adults too!). It’s incredibly engaging, hands-on, and full of interactive exhibits that keep everyone entertained for hours. From space and robotics to the mini railroad and sports science, there’s something around every corner to spark curiosity. The staff is friendly and helpful, and everything is clean, well-organized, and thoughtfully designed. Whether you’re local or just visiting Pittsburgh, this is a must-see spot for families looking for fun and learning rolled into one. Looking forward to going back."

2 weeks ago

Rachael Benion
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"Our visit to the Carnegie Science Center & SportsWorks was a wild success—equal parts educational, entertaining, and “Can we come back tomorrow?” from all four kids (and one of the adults, who shall remain nameless). With kids aged 2, 5, 7, and 10—and one more on the way—we know a thing or two about what makes a place actually family-friendly. Carnegie nailed it. Pro tip: Start your day at SportsWorks. It’s like a science-themed indoor playground where kids can climb, jump, spin, and test the limits of gravity (and their clothing). Our 5-year-old—aka our human wrecking ball—was living his bes"

3 weeks ago

Erin Phillips
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"My Partner and I went to the Carnegie Museum Science last night for Valentine’s Day. It is a 21+ night at Carnegie Science Center. The event was called Seductive Science. It was really cool and a blast but if you look at the photos, you’ll see several photos and it’s a real human body from someone who donated their body to science. All the water has been sucked out the tissue so it looks like a mannequin I think. How cool!"

2 months ago

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