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Submarine and Stars
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oMSI HAS SO MANY FUN ACTIVITYS, AND EDUCATIONAL FOR OUR KIDS TOO (THEY JUST DONT KNOW IT). I ENJOY THE EXHIBITS AND SHOWS THEY HAVE AND MAKE THERE EXHIBITS COME ALIVE.
Reviewed by: brinaclark from on Oct 20 2009
My girlfriend and I generally like hands on museums and learning new things but this one was definitely geared towards children with not much to offer adults. The one exception was a new feature opening during our visit of a suspended globe with four projectors aimed at it. They could pull up the Earth, different planets and moons, and different maps of various things in our solar system, along with temp and ocean current maps (and many many others). We won't be back until we have children.
Reviewed by: soupcan199 from on Sep 10 2009
Our grandchild loved it here I would recommend spending a whole day here and doing all the tours especially the submarine. The science lab is also great very hands on we loved it and will be back.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 19 2008
This was one of our favorite places until we saw the display of actual human fetuses. We love the learning, but the lack of respect for human life was appalling. We asked about the origin of the displays and were dismissed and demeaned. We used to go 3-4 times a year, and haven't been back since. Other than that, the educational experience is excellent.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 08 2007
The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry or OMSI is a great place to go. I went and watched a movie at the OMNIMAX and rode the Motion Simulator.
Reviewed by: StevenC from on May 01 2007
I loved that my honey and I could go there for a fun date night away from home!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 19 2005
Steep seating, good show, $8.50 cost (high)
Reviewed by: Jeffrey from on May 15 2005
Lots of very educational yet fun things to do and see
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 14 2005
Submarine and Stars
Back to Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
oMSI HAS SO MANY FUN ACTIVITYS, AND EDUCATIONAL FOR OUR KIDS TOO (THEY JUST DONT KNOW IT). I ENJOY THE EXHIBITS AND SHOWS THEY HAVE AND MAKE THERE EXHIBITS COME ALIVE.
Reviewed by: brinaclark from on Oct 20 2009
My girlfriend and I generally like hands on museums and learning new things but this one was definitely geared towards children with not much to offer adults. The one exception was a new feature opening during our visit of a suspended globe with four projectors aimed at it. They could pull up the Earth, different planets and moons, and different maps of various things in our solar system, along with temp and ocean current maps (and many many others). We won't be back until we have children.
Reviewed by: soupcan199 from on Sep 10 2009
Our grandchild loved it here I would recommend spending a whole day here and doing all the tours especially the submarine. The science lab is also great very hands on we loved it and will be back.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 19 2008
This was one of our favorite places until we saw the display of actual human fetuses. We love the learning, but the lack of respect for human life was appalling. We asked about the origin of the displays and were dismissed and demeaned. We used to go 3-4 times a year, and haven't been back since. Other than that, the educational experience is excellent.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 08 2007
The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry or OMSI is a great place to go. I went and watched a movie at the OMNIMAX and rode the Motion Simulator.
Reviewed by: StevenC from on May 01 2007
I loved that my honey and I could go there for a fun date night away from home!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 19 2005
Steep seating, good show, $8.50 cost (high)
Reviewed by: Jeffrey from on May 15 2005
Lots of very educational yet fun things to do and see
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 14 2005
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