The planetarium was really good with a lot of information, the centre itself is very hands on with a lot to learn, however, its not a "day out". My 10 and 7 Yr old had done it in about 1.5 hrs which was a shame. Live interaction presentations seemed informative and well presented. I'd mark this one down as, ive visited there now, rather than, I need to go back.

Absolutely fantastic. Lots to do lots to see. Easy to navigate. Really well laid out and one of the most friendly SEN places we have been before. There is a quiet space for people who need a break etc. The planetarium was amazing. Definitely worth the extra 5pounds. Stunning and so informative. The lady doing the presenting was fantastic . Will visit again.

Absolutely amazing with beautiful views aswell. Knowledgeable staff and the interactive exhibits which meet everyone where they are at with understanding- from sensory exploration to more in depth explanations. Highly, highly recommend. Truly value for money. They have sensory packs now too! With a sensory story, ear defenders and some fidget toys. Incredibly accessible for neurodivergent needs. We will be back!

Fun day out, the planetarium is worth the extra cost. There are science experiments every 30 mins or so, plenty of activities for kids to try out. Also a decent inside and outside eating area.

We went on a weekday and it was crowded as it was half term. Its a good place to take your science enthusiatic kid. Lots of information in a very simple narration, live science experiments, planetariam show and much more. We loved it and would reccommend to people, if you cant go to science muesum in London then they should visit this one at least once. Staff is very polite and friendly.