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5/28 It's been quite some time since my last visit to the Exploratorium. Ironically, I felt like a child when there were no children to be found. I went to experience After Dark and felt like a kid in a candy store. The museum and exhibits seem and feel bigger than ever before with both new and pre-existing experiences. I kept walking, walking, and walking into what seemed like an endless amusement park. My mind was both overwhelmed and exhilarated while I touched, felt, grabbed, banged, spun, tapped, listened and saw with my eyes. There is still much more grounds to explore and it's also a fun group outing to do.
This place is definitely for kids but man we could have spent 5 to 6 hours here. Such a great interactive museum that blended science with fun. If you have time to kill, check this place out instead of Pier 39.
Very cute museum. There are lots of children and lots of things to do. My favorite exhibit was the Morse code experience where you can try to type in Morse code. I promise you I spent about 30 minutes there. Then the next person using it probably also spent about 30 minutes there because I wanted to go back before I left and she was still there lol. Everything was very interesting and fun. I love that. There was so much opportunity to interact with the exhibit and demonstrations. This is a great place for curious children as they are able to touch and play with everything! The staff was also very kind and welcoming. I went through the wrong entrance, but the staff assisted me with my ticket regardless. So helpful especially when I was stressed and feeling anxious because there were so many children. Thank you for a great experience!
Exploratorium San Francisco, CA Date went 4/25/26 Time went around 1:15pm on a Saturday It was very busy to say the least Bonus the entry fee is $5 for food stamp recipients Atmosphere It was so great to see a mixture of young children with parents, teenagers, and even older people in this establishments. I saw lots of laughter, play, and wonder and despite it being packed everyone was respectful and I didn't see any hogging of the different activities. You could easily spend at least 3 or 4 hours in there. Food Court I ordered a chicken avocado bacon burger and it was surprisingly delicious! Also, not too expensive. Overall I highly recommend coming her with your kids, on a date, or just for some fun scientific exploring! I didn't get to see what the regular entrance fee was, but I'd say this would be worth it for about $25-$30 per person. I wish I would've taken more pictures of the different activities Recommendations - More hand sanitizing stations, I only recall seeing one throughout the entire place
First time at the exploratorium since it moved to the pier and it brought me back when I was a kid. There are lots of interesting things to be hands on. The staff are very helpful if you need to find or locate certain areas of the Exploratorium. They have a cafe and the Restuarant which the food is pretty good. There is a gift shop to bring home something to remember your adventure at the Exploratorium. Great tourist spot in SF or spend a day with the kids.
**** AFTER DARK THURSDAYS **** * 18+ over * Full bar * DJ spinning Get lit and let your inner child come out and play...without looking like a creepy weirdo and getting side eye from parents. Touch, blow, tap, bang, spin, hit....the interactive exhibits. If you dare, go into the pitch black Tactile Dome, a twisting maze where you use your sense of touch to find your way out. Prepare to get on all fours...crawling, climbing, and sliding. I have not returned to the Exploratorium since middle school but been to Nightlife at the Academy a handful of times. After Dark Thursdays is like their crazy genius cousin BUT dog-friendly (Founder Dr. Frank Oppenheimer loved dogs)! With a caveat tho, it can get crowded after 7 pm so come at 6 pm opening time for the safety of others and your dog. If you have a small dog, I recommend putting them in a carrier. My dog loves meeting new people and visual stimulation so he enjoyed it. Once there was more foot traffic, we left and enjoyed the outside exhibits. Oh and my favorite part...you get to watch SO many awkward first dates play out! *Busts out popcorn* O T H E R I N F O * Tickets: $19.95 pp. There's themed nights. * Tactile Dome require rezzies and is $15.95 pp. No shoes or phones inside. * Food available at the on-site resto but it's the city with so many better options. Pregame at Pier 23 Cafe (5 min walk); drinks are decently priced. * Discounted parking at Pier 15 lot across the street. $10 flat rate; code required (see Exploratorium's website). * Lockers available.
The Exploratorium in San Francisco has been around since 1969, the original home was at the Palace of Fine Arts but moved to its current location at Pier 15 and Pier 17 on San Francisco's waterfront since 2013. This place is perfect for kids: 2 years old and over. Technically, it's great for all ages. There are so many hands-on activities everywhere you go! You can definitely be here for 5+ hours! There are outside activities as well. As far as food and where to eat, as of January 2026, The Tinkering Table Restaurant has taken over the Seaglass Restaurant. There's also a cafe located at the front that's connected inside and outside of the museum. To get to the Exploratorium, I recommend taking public transportation when possible, there's ferry and BART, it's a good 15 minutes walk from the Ferry Building, you can also take the F Line Streetcar/ Muni and it will take you there to the front. Although there's parking lots and street parking, it can add up and be expensive! I've been here at this location and at the Palace of Fine Arts location as a kid when I used to go for field trips! Now I go with my daughter, nieces and nephews! Would I go again?! Absolutely! Maybe one day I'll try and go on Thursday's for Exploratorium After Dark.
Back again and it was fun as always. Story time, crafts, animals, bubbles and experiments galore keep my toddler happy for hours. Also very impressed with how quickly they change out exhibits. We'll be back again!
I got a free pass from discover and go. If you are a member of a bay area public library, you can visit Expoloratorium free once every year. I liked this place more than the California Academy of Sciences. There were a lot of physics hands on experiment items.
I have been here multiple times throughout the years, and have only had good experiences. However, my last visit stood out to me the most. A few weeks ago was my senior prom, which was at the Exploratorium. The exhibits and environment were very fun and made for a super engaging night! As a trans person, I have a lot of anxiety in public bathrooms. Although they were unable to open up the general neutral bathroom (I mean, it's high schoolers, you can't trust them). However, the staff was extremely accommodating and kind, and escorted me to a separate bathroom. They made sure I got to pick the bathroom I was most comfortable in, as well as apologized for the inconvenience. Not only is this place fun, entertaining, and family friendly, they are welcoming, kind, and caring. I will never forget the kindness that I was shown.
This is an amazing place to bring the entire family. They have interactive exhibits for kids of all ages. So many things to see and do when visiting the exploratorium. Adults can also join in the fun. They do have a cafeteria and the food is good, but it's not cheap. The ferry is great way to go if you are coming from the east bay. It's just a short walk from the ferry building to Exploratorium.
Being born and raised and still in San Francisco one of my favorite places in the city besides Golden Park was the Palace of Fine Arts and it was not particularly only for its exterior ( or a good place to drink at night). Inside there was the Exploratorium which I had a great experience and fun memories growing up in San Francisco. It was the first place which I enjoyed science and where science was fun going on field trips as a youth. The Exploratorium today is located in the Embarcadero on Pier 15. I now enjoy coming here as an adult whether day or night ( for After Dark Thursday night events). They always have interesting displays of science of the past , present, and future. I enjoyed there latest display of Adventures in AI. The AI vibes here were strong. The focus of the usage and possibilities of AI utilization for industrial, visuals , information, art, nature, sonics and human creation was inspiring. I enjoyed playing with the AI tools here. My favorite was "Guess the Animal ". I also enjoyed the different exhibits like the Explore life from DNA and cells to organisms and ecosystems. I also like the tinkering stations in the Exploratorium. This is a fun place visit and for people of all ages ( except on After Dark Thursday Night which is 18 and over ). Go the Exploratorium and open the "door "to the new wonders of science has to "explore" and AI has been here for decades but now its mainstream and hard to "ignore "and see science displays of the past and present walking inside the Exploratorium "floor" Wait there is "more "because the Exploratorium they have outside exhibits displays about the "ocean shore "and after you finish you can learn a little extra about science by grabbing something at the Exploratorium "store"
We have been too many cities and we try to take our son to the local children's museums and this one stands out as the best we've been to in the United States. There's a focus on science and most of the exhibits are hands-on. We basically spent half a day at this museum and it was really incredible for our 10-year-old. A great way to spend a day if the weather doesn't cooperate.
2 years ago
This place was huge. We were there four hours and hardly made a dent. Super cool exhibits and we spent the most time in the tinkering section. The cafe had good food and there was a restaurant on site as well. Easy to find parking, I would recommend at least four hours to spend. read more
I took my son with me to this place just for fun but it blew our minds like crazy. It was supa~dupa~ultra~insanely AMAZING . It's not too nerdy but a bit but you can still have TONS of fun even me as an adult I was curious and adventurous it's massive it took us all day to finish, with each and every exhibit being different! Nice job Oppenheimer read more
2 years ago
We became members at this visit. We normally are but our membership had expired. My kids love the exploratorium and it is one of the top museums they ask to spend the day at (besides the Academy of Sciences). My largest tip for visiting here is pack snacks and water. You can easily spend all day here and your kids will get hungry. They have food but it's pricy. Stop and take breaks. The Exploratorium has over 700 exhibits and they are always changing - so yes ..... you will want to return over and over again. Parking is also easy - right across the street there is a lot. Over the years we have been coming and the lot has never been full. Also the bathrooms here have always been clean. read more
2 years ago
We had a fantastic time here. There is just so much to do! We were here about 4 or 5 hours and couldn't possibly do everything and so will have to come back. The highlights were the cow eye dissection, which is not for the squeamish, but very well done and educational. We also really liked playing at the light and shadow room where a light would stick impressions of our shadows onto the walls. If you have kids bring them here, they'll love it and won't want to go home. read more
1 year ago
We had such a great time here! I was nervous that this place would be better suited to children but it really is great for all ages & stages. I loved the human experience section and spent a great deal of time there. I can see how people easily spend hours here since we were there about 2.5 hours and only saw a small section and also skipped over many points. I would definitely return and plan to spend a good chunk of the day here to see it all. read more
8 months ago
This place is so amazing. It's a must for the tourist and the local. Your experience here will always be unique, because they offer so many incredible exhibits, labs and more. Location is convenient to Pier 39, so it's an easy add to your visit to San Francisco as a tourist. For local Bay Area people - if you haven't been here - why not? Kids to adults can enjoy time here. All of the hands on experiences are educational and fun. They also offer After Dark events for adults. This is such a brief overview - so - go! Visit! Find your favorite thing to experience here! Oh - did I mention that since it's at a Pier, you have incredible views of the Bay? read more
I grew up in the Bay and didn't realized they had moved. I was super stoked to take my 3 year old daughter here since I always had a great time. As an adult I could still spend almost all day here. My daughter and friends had an absolute blast. So many great exhibits about so many different things. The staff was fantastic and actively going around talking to people and asked if we wanted to participate in a story and craft time. We did, and the kids had a lot of fun making "flashlights". I love this place and wish it was closer, but can't wait to come back again with our daughter and friends again. Even the food in the cafe was pretty good. read more
8 months ago
8 months ago
The after dark event for adults was a great time. 23 dollars for about 4 hours of fun isn't too bad. Bring a friend and touch the frozen doughnut read more
2 years ago
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2 years ago
The Exploratorium isn't just a museum - it's an interactive playground for curious minds, and it's the perfect place for a fun, out of the box date. Why go eat dinner and stare at each other when you can bond over bending lights, playing with shadows, or figuring why your voice sounds so weird in that echo chamber. We went for the The Exploratorium After Dark. Every Thursday night from 6-10pm, this is an adult only event. Go for a date night vibe with drinks, fewer kids, and a cooler atmosphere. The exhibits are hands-on, incredibility engaging, encouraging conversations. Exhibits appeal to the physical science, life science, engineering, and everything in between. Go get your educational mind tickled. My girlfriend and I spent around 2 hours wandering through exhibits. We didn't have enough time to see everything, so I think 2.5-3 is probably the right amount of time. The sheer size of the space and endless amounts of exhibits makes it easy to lose track of time. $22.95 for a ticket. read more
2 years ago
I don't know where to begin. A fantastic place with fun, interactive exhibit after fun, interactive exhibit! My 5 year old daughter had such a fun time. We totally underestimated how much time we could spend here so we will definitely be back. The color and sound gallieries were a personal highlight. Plenty of space, well maintained facilities, and surprises at every turn. It is pricey, but well worth the spend. Highly recommended! read more
1 year ago
Educational, fascinating and full of hands-on experiences that are great for both kids and adults. Spent 5 hours with a hyperactive 8 year old. She couldn't get enough of learning by doing. Everything from physics and magnetism to electricity and space exploration, light and colors. Most exhibits feature plenty of hands-on interactions that make the learning even more interesting! Highly recommended read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
With all this rain, a group of friends and I were looking to get out of the house, and Exploratorium After Dark was the best option for a night out. Had a good time that I ended up buying a yearly membership for two tickets! There's hundreds of hands-on things to interact with. Pair that some adult beverages and it's a fun night. I even tried their burger in the cafe, and it was actually really good. Definitely go a double or triple patty though, the single burger left me wanting more. The Glow exhibit was great for people like me that love lights, and can't wait to see what they bring in next. The main feedback I have is for their karaoke night. While there's a time and place for it, Exploratorium After Dark isn't that place. In the main DJ area, having to hear people screech and sing their way songs not the vibe. If it was a dive bar, totes acceptable but on this particular night it was hard to enjoy the exhibits in that area. The price for the after dark Thursday nights is $19.95. The price for a after dark yearly membership for two tickets is $85, and they credited the $19.95 I paid for the original ticket. They have different exhibits throughout the year, so I figured if I go 4x a year, it pays for itself. It's a fun place to spend a Thursday night and there's plenty enough to do to occupy 3 hours. read more
The coolest and biggest STEAM educational museum for kiddos and adults! It's humongous ! We should have started much earlier but we were only in SF for one day and we made the best of it ! This museum had 5-6 HUGE sections indoor and outdoor. 2 were outdoor. We only got to experience maybe 4 rushed in about 2 hours. I def recommend bringing your own snacks, drinks, even food. I didn't see any drink, snack stations and if so they closed super early! Helpful hint! Def bring a stroller for your little ones.. think Disneyland and lots of walking, your kids will be so tired ! So thankful we brought ours and Apple air tag bracelet for little ones toos! I witnessed two parents whom lost their kiddos talking to security! Some highlights: the bamboo string braiding, hard to miss in section 1 . The shadow boxing, bubbles, skin magnifying tool, blow dryer with ping pong ball, the marble run, the outdoor music playing human connection by holding hands (pretty cool) We will def like to visit again in the future. I think this museum is designed for 4 1/2 yr and up. Nothing really for babies or toddlers to do. read more
2 years ago
Growing up in the Bay Area I remember field trips to the Exploration, they were always filled with wonder and so much fun. However living nearly 100mi away my kids didn't share the same experiences. This year I decided for my daughter's 9th birthday (who is autistic) we were taking a family "field trip" to the Exploratorium, best decision ever. Her awe and wonder was amazing, the exhibits are engaging. Each exhibit explains what to look for, why and how. Learners of all ages and abilities can share the same joy here, without boundaries. Parking was easily found a block away near Pier 16 for $15 for a day pass (with a visitor code from the venue). There are 3 food options with plenty of choices for a variety of palettes from infant/toddler easy finger foods to sit down entrees, vegan and gluten free choices as well. The atmosphere is noisy as it should be, it's full of laughter and learning, kids exclaiming and photos being taken. If you have sensory processing needs please bring earmuffs/headphones. We visited on a weekday, prices posted were $29.95 child/$39.95 adult. In my opinion a steal for education and memories. I highly recommend The Exploratorium! read more
I finally got the chance to visit the Exploratorium yesterday. I used to go to the Exploratorium when it was located at the Palace of Fine Arts years ago. I was so happy to see that some of the old exhibits were still on display along with some really cool new ones. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
This was the best interactive science museum I've ever been to! I like that they don't "oversimplify" the facts in this museum, sometimes these types of museums feel like its too geared towards kids but this is a great place for adults! So many awesome pieces in here that will blow your mind. You know this place is fun when you can be surrounded by screaming children and still have fun haha Pro tip: Google employees (FTE) get in for free, just show your badge. They accept the temporary blue ones too so nooglers, have no fear. read more
Their new space is really nice. I visited back when it opened and it was an absolute circus, but it's calmed down over the last few years. A lot of the hands on stuff is kid focused, but there are still dozens of thoughtful and interesting exhibits for naturalists or aging science majors who want to enjoy a date or team bonding event. read more
Such a fun interactive museum! I've come here for double dates, and enjoyed ourselves so much, we got a yearly membership. In the past, we've really enjoyed the Tinkering exhibit, and had a lot of fun with the recent Bioluminescence exhibit. The adults-only Thursday nights are a lot of fun for us grown-ups to indulge the curious fun-loving kids in us without the presence of screaming, sneezy, coughing actual children. There's also a balcony with a great view of the Bay Bridge and the East Bay. The bridge lights up and looks really pretty at night, which is great for photos. Definitely looking to more date nights here, especially as the days get longer. read more
We are so lucky to live close to this amazing Science playground! Everything is completely hands on, interesting and fun. We spent 4 hours and still had several areas we didn't see! Especially fun with kids, but this also tickled the nerd in me and we had a great time. There is a restaurant and a small cafe on site but food and drinks are allowed to be brought in. Don't forget to visit all the activities outside the building too! We had a blast read more
My family and friends went to the exploratorium after dark. We got there around 7:15pm and left at 10:02pm. I really enjoyed that it was 18+. It was pretty packed and we found ourselves waiting to explore the next interaction. I feel like we rushed through a lot, yet didn't get to fully experience all of exploratorium. Would definitely come back to try things I missed. It was really fun to come with my family, we all were interested in exploring different things so we kept separating and reuniting throughout the museum. Next time I would come back with just my partner so I can fully experience things without getting distracted! read more
2 years ago
This was the first time in a while I've walked into an establishment and felt like a kid again. So many interactive things to see and do. The entry fee was only 20 dollars and I was entertained through out the night. Will definitely visit again in soon. read more
2 years ago
Such a fun and unique immersive experience. Thursday nights they host the Exploratorium After Dark, which is 18+ and they serve drinks that you can enjoy while you explore there many different science, art, and human perception interactive exhibits. It's also only $20 Thursday nights rather than the usual $40. Easily accessible parking is right across the street. When you enter you're welcomed by their friendly staff and when you leave you're given the option of a handshake for re-entry. There is so much to see here and the perfect date night activity. read more
This was such a fun experience! My partner and I participated in the After Dark 18+ night at the Exploratorium. All the exhibits were super fun to play with- an adults only night is a great idea, and worth the $20. Alcohol was expensive but no more expensive than I'd expect for this type of event (think $10-$14 per drink). read more
2 years ago
exploratorium is a must visit! whether you're a local or from out of town. it's always things to do, see, learn and explore. even if you think you know / knew how things work, something is always bound to surprise you. i'm a sf native and i've enjoyed going as an adolescent and now as a mother with my children. definitely a place for all ages!! heads up: tons of kids everywhere & parking is hard!! side note: bring snacks!! p.s. enjoy foods outside the exploratorium you're at the sf pier, theres tons of other options besides their café. must experience / capture / photo op the outside top view of the bay bridge!!!!!!!! read more
So much to do. We went in to the museum not knowing what to expect and let's just say it is huge. So many hands on activities that teach you about so many things from light, environment, mechanics of machines, sound, etc. there is something for everyone to enjoy. The museum actually has two levels plus two outdoor areas. The upstairs outdoor area overlooks the pay and they have an outdoor courtyard with a kids playground. We spent a couple hours but you could easily spend a whole day here. read more
2 years ago
Still love coming to the City for some fun learning. Kids had a field trip and we got to chaperone. This place is so much fun, we never seem to finish and always find something new when we visit. We love how hands-on everything is, the staff, engineers, and scientists are so kind and knowledgeable. Definitely recommend. You can pack your drinks, food and snacks and picnic outside or purchase food at the Cafe. We brought our food but also bought some coffee, tea (free hot water refills) and they have a yummy big chocolate chip cookie you have to try. read more
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What type of things are at the gift shop?
There are books, toys & games for younger children, apparel & jewelry, mugs, and lamps to name a few. You can get a more comprehensive list on their website: www.exploratoriumstore.com
What are the dinning options here?
Seaglass Restaurant food is okay quick service too. I'd walk around and find places to eat outside fun to explore
Military discount with valid ID?
Yes, they do offer a military discount for admission
Do you need to show your vaccination card?
well.....it depends on who is the host of the event. The Exploratorium is simply the venue. So, in our case, the host or organizer made sure everyone in attendance had proof of vaccination. Hope this helps.
Is this something toddlers (almost 2) can enjoy?
Absolutely! They do have Pre-K activities on their websites
Since none of my friends seem to be interested I'm thinking to go alone, will I be missing out a lot to try out because I'm solo?
Not at all! While there are some exhibits/activities that require 2 people, I think you can visit solo and still have a great time!
How crazy crowded is it on a Sunday? Should I plan my visit on a weekday instead?
Great question! Non-holiday weekends and weekday early morning right when we open at 10 a.m. and early afternoon after lunch is generally quieter for us. Are you traveling in with kids? If not, we also offer adults-only evenings on Thursdays After…
I was wondering how many hours would be a good amount of time to spend at the Exploratorium?
It depends mostly upon the attention span of the kids. I normally plan on at least 3-4 hours, and that can be broken up with lunch. But however long you spend don't expect to see everything in one go. We've been there many time and still stumble…
For exploratorium after dark, do you have access to the same exhibits that are normally there or are they completely different exhibits?
HI Leeana! During After Dark you have the same access to all 6 indoor and outdoor galleries, which includes more than 650 exhibits. On top of the normal museum experience, After Dark brings pop-up bars, themed programming (i.e. music, speakers,…
Is it allowed to enter the Exploratorium with food, like snacks or sandwiches?
Hi Wladimir! Yes, you can bring a simple snack into the Exploratorium.
Is the Exploratorium open on New Year's Day 2019?
Yes open on New Years Day 2019....
Bought some online tickets to gift it to someone.. didn't realize that the "biller" wouldn't be able to technically change the name on the tickets. Will they still be able to use it if I'm not there?
Should be fine, but I'd call the museum and let them know, they might be able to make a note of it.
Can I bring a double stroller? Is there room for it to maneuver around the museum or is there a secure area to leave it?
You absolutely can bring a double stroller and while visiting with my toddler in a single one, I saw other families with double strollers. They appeared to navigate the Exploratorium with ease and comfort. I don't know about a safe place to leave…
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