Fort Worth Museum of Science and History - Fort Worth, Texas

Le Fort Worth Museum of Science and History est un musée polyvalent dédié à la science, à l'histoire et à l'éducation des enfants. Situé à 1600 Gendy St, Fort Worth, TX 76107, cet établissement offre une variété d'expositions et d'activités pour tous les âges.

Le musée propose une vaste gamme d'expositions, y compris des galeries d'histoire locale, une exposition sur les dinosaures et une salle d'exposition pour enfants. Les visiteurs peuvent également profiter de la planétarium, du cinéma IMAX et d'un centre de recherche. Le musée abrite également une collection de plus de 200 000 objets, y compris des spécimens géologiques, des artefacts historiques et des artefacts scientifiques.

Le Fort Worth Museum of Science and History est un musée accessible et convivial pour les familles. Il offre des services sur place, des réductions pour les militaires en service actif et est accessible en fauteuil roulant. Le musée propose également des installations adaptées aux familles, notamment des tables à langer, une salle d'allaitement, des activités adaptées aux enfants et des places assises accessibles en fauteuil roulant.

Le musée dispose également d'un restaurant, de toilettes et de toilettes non genrées pour assurer le confort des visiteurs. Les avis sur Google My Business pour le musée sont très positifs, avec un avis moyen de 4,4/5 basé sur 4372 avis.

Avis de Fort Worth Museum of Science and History

AEK NLG

4/5

Manque 1* car c'est un musée bien aéré, trop même,, un peu vide. Un grand squelette de dinausaure dans le hall principal, un espace ludique pour les enfants. La visite se fait en peu de temps et le prix un peu élevé par rapport à d'autres musées en Amérique ou loin derrière les musées de Londres autrement plus étoffés.

Maxence VARRAUT

2/5

Musée adapté aux enfants. Chère au vu des expositions. Je recommande aux familles cependant

[email protected] Maxime1966

5/5

Très bien adapté aux enfants

Alessandra Martins

5/5

This place is a must go for those who have kids. There's a lot of options to keep the kids and adults well entertained. It's a place to come more than once. Parking is not expensive (I stayed for 4 hours, paid 12 dollars), there's a Chick-Fill-A inside, but if you're planning to eat after 1pm you might not find many options of their menu. I recommend to bring your own snack, there's an outside space for it. This place is amazing, my daughter loved!

KC Parenteau

1/5

My husband and I took our grandson who is 11 to the museum for his birthday. He LOVES science! Sadly we were all very disappointed in our time at this museum. So many of the interactive things weren’t working properly and many didn’t work at all. Our grandson was really excited to go to the Energy Blast presentation. We walked in and saw the seats were definitely supposed to be motorized seating. Nothing moved throughout the whole presentation. We were so disappointed. When it was over I asked the staff person and she said “yeah, it’s not working right now” The most fun part for our grandson was the room with the different tables to play on. I was glad he had a little time of fun. The other huge disappointment was the planetarium. The presentation was not an exciting one, for sure. I’m pretty sure we all felt the same in that it was fairly boring.
All in all, our experience was not good. Definitely won’t be back. There are serious maintenance issues here. I’m now not at all surprised at how few people were there on a Saturday

Pin Yeoh (Foodie life)

5/5

My 7 years old son love this place!
The innovation section keeps him focused for 3 hours! The planetarium was fun and relaxing! It is less crowded compared to Dallas one. The kids would not want to miss Dino dig!

Nicole Andrews

5/5

This place far exceeded my expectations. With the heat being so crazy, I was desperate to find somewhere for my 2 year old to play. The first floor was perfect and even for me being a big kid. We stayed a good 4 hours because there was so much to do. I will absolutely look into a membership soon. (I did notice maps doesn’t take you to the front of the facility and took me to a pricey parking garage, hopefully I can park somewhere cheaper next time)

J T-Brown

5/5

It was a nice place to spend a couple of hours. It’s not very impressive when someone has been to major science museums across this country, like the Smithsonian in DC and the one in NYC, but it’s pleasant nonetheless. They provide a bit of a Texas spin, which makes it unique and interesting. The most time consuming part was the children interactive play area. My special little guy had a blast playing pretend side by side to other children from toddlers to likely 4th graders, despite the fact that he’s nonverbal. As a veteran, my family got in for free, but they explained that they have multiple discounts throughout the year. Wonderful place to take young minds!