The last time we were here two years ago this place was dated and displays were broken. Since then…read morethey have completely redone the place. It is very kid friendly but also good for adults. They have added a space exhibit, dinosaur exhibit, grossology and health. Lots of fun, educational, interactive and everything is in good quality. There is a parking ramp just to the east. There is a restaurant for snacks inside and there is an ice cream shop across the street.

We love this place - especially during the winter. With our membership it was a great place to…read morespend the day for $5 per guest with family in town.

Knowing is was off-season, I called a few days ahead to check availability. They assured me that…read morecertain outdoor attractions were open, such as mini golf and the main track noon-9pm. They did not think I should need to buy tickets in advance. I asked about indoor/outdoor passes and they told me they were available. I called again the day off to confirm and they told me different hours, but that yes, the outdoor attractions were open starting at 4-8pm. We arrived and they would only sell us indoor passes and we had to buy single use go-kart passes and weren't allowed mini-golf. Then later we saw people on the mini-golf course. It seems you get charged different rates and given different activities based on who you talk to at any given minute. We had waited and made plans with other families and friends for a big day with our kids, and they couldn't get their act together. It was more than frustrating and disappointing to all the adults and kids alike. My husband is pretty sure it isn't worth the time and money after this experience. In the end, the kids had fun despite the let down of not getting what we were promised.

Lots of fun activities such as mini golf, go-carts, 7-D movie, virtual reality gaming, laser tag,…read morebatting cages & more! The kids (14 yo) had lots of fun! The staff is awesome! Also a bar (you can bring drinks throughout the facility inside/outside) with food which is nice for the parents. The bartender was very nice. Absolutely recommend for a fun afternoon/evening.

Emily (Shift Lead) VERY VERY RUDE!!! My family paid for and booked a birthday party for my nephew…read moretoday on 10-05-2025. The three pizza's they brought up to the party room were black and burnt. I am not sure if they are allowed to re-make pizza's but if you're paying over $300 for a birthday party I don't think burnt pizza's should come with it. They filled up 3 pitchers of soda and never brought us refills. It wasn't until we went downstairs and asked. As soon as the girl brought us refills they told us we only had 5 more minutes before we had to get out of the party room because our 40 minutes were up. Earlier, several of my family members witnessed the girl bringing up the cart of presents (nobody helping) things kept falling off the cart and a birthday card from one of the bags fell off twice. This birthday card went missing and there was a $25 gift card inside it. The shift lead Emily came upstairs and asked the girl setting up the room for the next group where the card went and the girl didn't know so Emily told us "there was nothing she could do for us." Quote on quote. She was very rude. She saw how upset this entire situation made us and she began to smirk and when we asked her why she was smirking she got smart with my mother and rolled her eyes at us. When I asked her who the manager/owner was she wouldn't tell us. I asked her what shift lead didnt know the name of her own boss and then she said his name was Rey but wouldn't give us a last name. I noticed her name was Emily and she looked at me and said "yeah, you can write me up" in a snarky tone and then walked downstairs and never returned. I'm not sure why they have someone like that running this establishment but our experience was HORRIBLE and this Emily (shift lead) made it WORSE!!! She should NOT BE A SHIFT LEAD & she should NOT be working at Sky Zone. Period. She needs re-training and an attitude adjustment . I can't believe my family paid over $300 for this type of experience and I also want to add that the girl re setting the room for the next group did NOT wipe down any of the tables. We watched. I never leave reviews let alone bad ones but we left Sky Zone today very upset and I will never support a business that laughs in paying customer's faces and treats people this way. I will be telling everyone about what happened.

I would leave 0 stars if I could. 15 year old son signed up for a 1 month membership. They took…read moreadvantage of him and without him knowing and without his permission they signed him up for one that automatically charged his card for a monthly membership. I was many months before it was noticed and they said there was nothing they could do. They took advantage of a teenager. Don't get one of there memberships. They will sign you up for more then you want.

We came here on first leg to see Disney on ice. Our science museum reciprocal membership got us…read morefree admission. Our son couldn't have Venn happier on rainy day. So many things to do here and came before and after Disney on ice. Our son loved the market and cafe that he spent most time here. Afterwards, he did some of the other exhibits nearby. Nice that museum had its own parking lot instead of street parking. Also, all bathrooms have changing tables which was nice. Seating for eating was limited but worked. Overall, it's worth a stop over for your little ones to enjoy.

This place is great for children ages 2-12. Our family was visiting my adult son, his wife and our…read moregrand daughter in Sioux City and thought this looked like a fun place for us all to go. It was going to be expensive with five children and five adults, but I thought Gigi could splurge this once. I was so thankful that at the last minute my husband and three older sons (25, 15 & 13) decided to play golf instead. They would have been bored out of their minds! The girls (9 and 11) had a great time. I did not like the fact that my daughter-in-law, my 20 year old daughter, and I had to pay so much to in reality sit and watch the girls play. If I knew the environment, I would have taken the girls alone and let the other two go out, but hindsight is 20/20. So, in conclusion, take the kids - boys and girls- up to ages 13, and only pay for one adult to sit and supervise! Anything else is a waste of money!

Visited the museum for the first time and it was amazing. My husband and I actually played with the…read moreamazing interactions alongside our girls and it was a great binding experience! The highlight was the giant T-Rex!

We came here on by our last day of vacation before returning home. It was definitely a highlight…read morefor us to visit this one especially. There were so many exhibits and loved the upstairs Asian culture exhibits on Japan, Korea, and China. The museum shop was tempting but ended up getting 2 color changing cups as souvenirs. The cafeteria at the front entrance was really nice. We loved the Thai shrimp noodle dish paired with tomato soup. Our son had a grilled cheese sandwich which he finished it. Children's museum reciprocal membership was recognized so saved 50% off admission.