I'm a sucker for a science museum we were driving to Biloxi with the kids and thought this was a…read moregood stop to break up the trip. They had several hands on exhibits and the cafe actually has reasonably priced food. It's not the biggest museum but it good outing.

This science center was top notch. I've traveled all over the globe going to science centers all…read morealong the way and this hands on experience is at the top of our list in experiences. The exhibits were very informative and easy to read my kids had fun learning and trying out the different hands on learning exhibits. They actually could play for hours there. This was good for young and older kids. My kids are teens.

Such a great place to bring your toddler! We were in town visiting and looking for a place to bring…read moreour toddler and she had a blast! Different rooms for them to explore in, perfect for a rainy day.

Don't waste your money or time. Crowded, run down and…read morelimited areas for play. The only positive was the admission cost includes other venues for a period of days. Not a museum in any real sense, just a small worn out open space with outdated "toys" and props. The kids will have more fun and learn more at the Flora-Bama ...and so will the adults!

What an amazing and beautiful museum with new exhibits coming soon! The structure itself is just a…read morelovely design, and having grown up going to the Gulf every weekend and sailing and seeing the amazing cargo ships, sailboats, and larger ships, this was a delightful experience when passing through Mobile. There are many little factual exhibits on the structure with a lot of interactive experiences. You can navigate (and crash or sink) your ship, feel the Crow's Nest experience, learn about the people who really first landed in Mobile, learn about those fascinating cargo ships going in and out of the port as you watch them, and also learn about the wildlife encountered at sea. Even as an adult, I appreciated the experience. This was a very different sort of museum, not huge, but you could certainly spend some time there.

What an amazing museum! I kind of have a fear of deep water, but this is simply about…read moretransportation, water routes and how things have changed over time. The building shape is interesting, like a shape of a ship, and the interior is just amazing. It is unique to see how shipping has changed over time, evolved. I spent several hours here exploring. I like on their social media pages how they highlight POC and women in this industry. It seems to be ever changing and evolving.

There is so much for kids to do here. My grandkids loved it. We easily spent 4 to 5hours here and…read morethey wanted to stay longer. There are 2 floors of different stations for kids to play at and there's more stuff outside. There's also a pretty affordable gift shop. The splash pad was awesome. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Really enjoyed our visit.

Such a fun place to do birthdays or to just go with your children! Tons of things to do for all…read moreages.

Amazing! Only been a year but the progress and development has been substantial as evidenced by all…read morethe new pictures. More animals, more buildings, more activities, more exhibits, more people, more everything. More free stuff :-) did i mention it's free? Free entrance, free food, and free overnight lodging! Of course, if you stay more than one or two nights they are going to ask you to help out with the many ongoing projects. They still have a lot of plans but this is a "faith" based ministry so everything is free, but they do rely 100% on donations so please give what you can. Kent Hovind's teachings are not unique to the church. Anybody who says this is some kind of cult must be anti Bible or something. Probably someone who grew up going through 12 years of government indoctrination camps (aka public school system) . I thank God for his ministry and service to God in exposing the fake religion of evolution. I genuinely feel sorry for anyone who still believes their great great great... grandparents were monkeys, the universe was once smaller than a period at the end of this sentence, self replicating life came from non living matter, and the many others myths propagated by those who hate God. God bless Dr. Hovind and his ministry of light. Thanks again!

Everyone needs to see the truth with their own eyes! Forget the illusion of evolution. Learn the…read morebiblical truths of the Earth. Stop living the lie and except reality.

I have been here before, not when they were at this location, but the one across the street. This…read moreis a much larger building, more room. They have things well organized in distinct areas, room for play. This would be a great spot to have a kids birthday party. The day I went it was not too busy. Plenty of room to move around. Great history. I liked the video about the history of how this came to be and the videos on how model trains work. Reasonable admission prices.

Fantastic place for the whole family regardless of age. Staff were super friendly! Highly recommend.read more

Our family loves to visit and shop their gift store. They have great art camps in the summer, too.read more

Interesting art many unusual prints easy to get too Great place for a tour group to visitread more

I had a random weekday off and came over to Foley to sightsee and this is one of the places I came…read moreto. The model train exhibit is only open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, so I missed it. Free admission, set in the old train depot, everything flowed well. The person working was friendly and informative. I would recommend to anyone in the area!

We were in town for a few days and wanted to take the kids to different places they like. My son…read morewanted to see trains so we stopped by this museum. It's free, self guided, easy to walk through. You can do the whole thing in probably 20 minutes. It's small but nice.

I highly recommend the Pensacola Mess Hall. Mess stands for Math, Engineering, Science, and Stuff…read more Each station was so thoughtful and hands on. Our kids asked to come back and said, "this place is amazing." The adults enjoyed the interactive stations too. I enjoyed talking with Megan too about her inspiration for the Mess Hall.

Our family traveled from Dayton,OH and this museum was listed as a reciprocating benefits for our…read moremembership. We had doubts in the beginning seeing how small it seemed but so glad we stopped by! This is great place for toddlers 3 and up to prolly about preteens... heck adults would enjoy. Each station has a card to talk about how to use the materials and the science behind it! I love that the kids could go and just .. do stuff! Touch stuff. They have a station in thr back where you can check out fun activity kits to do once you are done checking all the stations. They have a daily challenge as well!

We were on vacation and needed an activity indoors for a chilly/windy day. We went on a whim with…read moreno prior research- I didn't have high expectations of the Science Center and I was wrong. It is a small building but they have packed it with activities that seem to cover a wide age range. We went on a Monday so it was mostly small kids, but my fifth-grader spent three hours going through all the indoor and outdoor exhibits before we left for lunch. We sprang for the planetarium and it was a bit long for the small kids but mine was interested the whole time. We were impressed with the inflatable planetarium.

What a fun place to visit!…read more Brought both grandsons here on a recent visit and all of us thoroughly enjoyed the visit. Lots and lots and lots of hand-on activities (although a few of the robotic ones did not function correctly or had limited range.) Excellent place for a rainy day activity or for a family picnic on a sunny day (outdoor areas are nice.) Plan to recommend this to our future condo renters. Staff is very, very helpful and congenial.