Museum of Science Boston
Museum of Science Boston
Museum of Science Boston

Museum of Science Boston Tours and Tickets

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With a range of interactive exhibits, the Boston Museum of Science is an educational playground. Its exhibits explore computers, technology, complex systems, algae, maps, models, dinosaurs, birds, and much more. Don't miss the world's largest lightning bolt generator, a space capsule, world population meter, and virtual fish tank.

  • 1 Museum Of Science Driveway, West End, Boston, Massachusetts, 02114

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Q:How much time is needed for the Boston Museum of Science?
A:Three or four hours gives you enough time to explore the exhibit halls and special exhibitions, see a show, or visit the planetarium. To see a majority of the museum, devote up to seven hours, or even two days. If you’re visiting with young children, half a day is plenty.
Q:Is the Boston Museum of Science worth visiting?
A:Yes, especially for families. Keep kids engaged and entertained for hours with activities, design challenges, science and technology exhibits covering a range of topics, and live presentations. The museum also houses the Charles Hayden Planetarium and Mugar Omni Theater, both of which host a variety of shows throughout the day.
Q:What is the best age to go to the Boston Science Museum?
A:The museum is ideal for kids ages 3-9, but it's a good destination for kids of any age. Some exhibits, such as Lightning!, might not work for toddlers, due to sudden, loud noises. There are workshops for preschoolers, exhibits for infants, and planetarium shows that include Sesame Street characters.
Q:Is the Museum of Science Boston accessible?
A:Yes. Wheelchairs and electric scooters are available for first-come, first-served. Inquire at the museum’s information desk. The museum is also equipped with an assistive listening system to assist visitors with hearing loss. Visitors who are blind or have low vision can download the AIRA app, a visual interpreting service.
Q:What is the best day to visit the Museum of Science Boston?
A:In general, the best times to visit are weekdays before 11am and after 4pm (2pm in the school year). Expect crowds on weekends and in summer, although summer brings extended hours. It’s a popular school field trip destination. On busy days, the parking garage may fill up quickly.
Q:Is there parking at the Museum of Science Boston?
A:Yes. The on-site parking garage charges by the hour and is paid via automated kiosks inside. To score a spot, arrive before 10:30am or after 3pm. The garage is filled on a first-come, first-served basis. There is an additional paid garage parking at nearby CambridgeSide shopping center.