Science Gallery Atlanta
Overview
What People Say
What's Great
- Fun and entertaining activities (mentioned in 2 reviews)
- Great for birthday parties (mentioned in 3 reviews)
- Spacious play areas (mentioned in 2 reviews)
Areas for Improvement
- Parking can be challenging (mentioned in 4 reviews)
Detailed Insights
Rating Breakdown
Perfect for Age Groups
- • Preschoolers (4-6 years)
- • School age (7-12 years)
Most Mentioned Positives
Pricing Feedback
Good value mentioned (1 mentions)
Accessibility Features
Recent Reviews
Harold Weaver
a year agoThe experience was great. My family really enjoyed the animatronics. The staff was friendly. The place had portable potties outside.(No rest room). Parking was 5.00. You have to pay with your phone.
Caleigh Okeefe
a year agoWent to the Jurassic World event, it was awesome! Definitely worth the price and was super fun. Would absolutely come do this again. The staff is very well trained and great actors! You will not be disappointed if you love Jurassic World.
Harp and Soul Luxury Music Experiences
a year agoGreat, unique venue with plenty of parking conveniently located next to the Pullman Yards. Great space to host a reception while also exposing guests to the awesome exhibit of the month. The exhibit on display through the end of September was fittingly focused on Justice (considering I was engaged by Emory Law School to provide background music for their Faculty Retirement Event). Only thing is signage can be a little confusing. . . If it's your first time visiting you will enter at the Pullman Yards/Event Space. You will turn right and drive a long way down to the Science Galler Building. I made the mistake of parking at the Pullman Yards and didn't realize the Gallery was in a different space until I had unloaded my harp :-( . . .But it was easily remedied ;-)
Rachel Robinson
a year agoRSVP... EVENT NIGHT!!! Excellent Experience "Remembering Hip~Hop" ! ! !
Margie Tullos
a year agoWe were impressed by the creativity and range of displays (many of them interactive) at the Justice exhibit! We learned about the loss of the Lightning community, experimented with the seesaw and its demonstration of privilege, and were moved by stories that put a human face on homelessness... and much more. The card catalog with seeds and videos of local crops was just plain fun. Such a varied and powerful exhibit! Can’t wait for the next one on Climate.