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    Fleet Science Center - Ball Pool

    Fleet Science Center

    3.6(525 reviews)
    80.3 miBalboa Park

    We had such a fun day at the Fleet Science Center in San Diego!…read more Location: Right in Balboa Park, which is already such a beautiful area to walk around with tons of things to see and do. There's also a really pretty water fountain right in front that the kids loved running around and playing near--it made the whole experience feel extra special and "vacationy." Prices: Adults are $24.99 and kids are $19.99, and kids 2 and under are free! Honestly, totally worth it for how much there is to do--so many hands-on exhibits that kept the kids entertained the whole time. Ball Pool: Hands down the BEST part for the kids! They could have stayed there forever--super fun, interactive, and just pure joy watching them play. Parking: Parking was $16 for all day. We were able to park right in front, which was super convenient. It can get busy, but it worked out great for us. Pay at the kiosk!! They are super strict with parking so beware! Dome Theater: This was definitely the highlight! The dome theater is AMAZING--such an immersive experience that both kids and adults will enjoy. It really feels like you're inside the movie. Don't skip this! Kid City: The only downside was that Kid City was closed when we visited, which was a bit of a bummer since we were really looking forward to it. But even without it, there was still plenty to explore and enjoy. Overall, we had a great time and would definitely recommend bringing kids here. It's educational, interactive, and just plain fun. We'll definitely be back--hopefully next time Kid City is open!

    The Fleet Science Center is a nice science museum with a handful of exhibits that spindle children…read morewould enjoy. We were attending a Girl Scout sleepover, and the Fleet staff was horrid to us. The man in charge was not amicable in any way and was continously rude to us throughout the night and following morning. They gave us a set schedule and constantly deviated from it - to the point that they told my 4th graders if they didn't stop eating breakfast they would be barred from attending the movie that was included in our paid program. He was attempting to be intimidating and one of my girls was extremely uncomfortable. For context, breakfast was scheduled for 8am and the movie scheduled for 845am per our written schedule. The man was forcing us to the theater or to miss the movie - at 824am. We had been so mistreated from arrival through the night that when a morning shift employee offered to open the door and help me carry something, I became overwhelmed with appreciation and thanked him for being kind. I let him know he was the first employee to show us any kindness and that we appreciated him. The experience we have had has left us completely floored, and we do not plan to return to a business that chooses to employ such a rude, non-inclusive, unprofessional staff with zero customer service skills.

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    Samuel Oschin Planetarium

    Samuel Oschin Planetarium

    4.4(22 reviews)
    53.6 miGriffith Park

    Tickets for the planetarium shows cannot be purchased online or in advance. They must be purchased…read moreabout 30-45 mins before each show starts. Usually the lines are long if you try to purchase the tickets near the front entrance. But there are a few kiosks and other box offices available inside the observatory. Kiosks are the easiest way to purchase the tickets and avoid the frustratingly long lines. It is advised to go inside the planetarium at least 20 mins before the show starts. For some shows, the entrance to the planetarium is from the West terrace. On a cold night, it can get very chilly and the lines and wait times could be long. So, make sure to wear warm clothing. Coming to the planetarium shows, I viewed the 'Signs of life' and 'Centered in the universe'. Both of them are well made, perfectly timed and very informative. I enjoyed them thoroughly.

    first of all, the ticket line was way too long, I had o wait under the sun forever just to buy them…read moreand honestly that already killed my vibe. On top of that, parking was $10 per hour -- I mean, come on, that's crazy. I was already a little in a bad mood, so maybe that didn't help, but still they should really fix how they do the ticket distribution. It felt super disorganized. Now, the good part, the dome is beautiful, the projections look amazing, and the whole vibe inside is actually pretty cool. But I just couldn't fully enjoy it with all the stress before the show.

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    Samuel Oschin Planetarium - Inside the planetarium, before the show started

    Inside the planetarium, before the show started

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    Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History

    Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History

    4.3(174 reviews)
    110.0 mi

    History Machine A…read moremuseum that traces its origins back to 1916 when a group of people got together to try and preserve some of the history of the area. They've been in their current location since 1923, and the location itself, to me anyway, is part of the draw. Not only is it a museum, but it's also a nature preserve, rescue aviary, and dinosaur theme park. :) The Good: * Fairly inexpensive to visit at $20/adult and $15/child * If you buy a membership ($115-450) to the museum, it also includes a membership to their sister aquarium (also in Santa Barbara), the Sea Center. * Wonderful little area in the back with some short trails, a creek, and dinosaurs for kids to explore. * If you love geology, then you'll love their geology exhibit; they have so many amazing rocks and gems on display. * Aviary with injured and rehabbing raptors * Nature art gallery was beautiful * Friendly staff * Tours available * Lots of info on animals and insects of the area The Meh: * Some of the exhibit rooms are a bit cramped, so they can get full fast even without many visitors. The Ugly: * They have a butterfly garden, but it's closed during the winter months, which just happened to coincide with our visit. :( Conclusion: Terrific museum for both young and old.

    We love visiting here since it's so close to the Mission also. The entire museum is beautiful with…read moreSpanish tile, arches, with a Prehistoric Forest for big and little kids to enjoy. The Prehistoric Forest is a must-see- the life-sized, animatronic dinosaurs are hidden in the woods and were a massive hit with the kids. It feels like a mini Jurassic Park but perfectly toddler-friendly. The Best Parts: - Chad the Whale: The massive skeleton at the entrance is breathtaking. - Nature Backyard: Great hands-on outdoor play area for kids to explore. - Atmosphere: Beautiful, shaded grounds that are easy to navigate with or without a stroller. Don't really need a stroller here :) - Membership here gets you reciprocal membership to La Habra Children's Museum if you live in LA. There's a reciprocity list with the ASTC Travel Passport Program. Free parking and a great mix of science and outdoor fun. If you're in SB with a family, don't skip the dino trail.

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    Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History - Butterflies Alive! is open Memorial Day to Labor Day weekend.

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    Griffith Observatory - Tropical blooming

    Griffith Observatory

    4.5(4.1k reviews)
    53.6 miGriffith Park

    I love the observatory! I come here almost every day to…read morerelax and enjoy the views! It's an educational exercise;)

    On my most recent trip to LA, I had a pocket of time that I could get away from the family and do…read moresome exploring. Griffith Observatory is one of the most popular attractions in LA on TripAdvisor. And it's a landmark that has appeared in quite a few movies over the years. I stopped by on a Sunday morning. Let's start off with the challenge. If you're down for a long walk, you can get free parking. I am, but I was with my mom, so that was off the table. If you park at the observatory, it's all paid parking. And you have to pre-select the amount of time you'd like to pay for. Which is a bit annoying as it's tough to predict exactly how long it'll take to explore the attraction to the full extent. I did three hours, which worked out, as some parts of the observatory were a no-go since it was a cloudy, foggy, and rainy day. You also have to pay for admission and a surcharge for shows in the planetarium. Now, let's get to the good stuff. The Observatory itself is quite impressive. It's a major observatory with some pretty awesome equipment, artifacts, and more. You learn a lot about astronomy and the Observatory is well laid out. I recommend paying extra to see a show in the planetarium. The one I saw was educational and entertaining. There's a lot to explore and they also have a cafe on the property if you get hungry (I didn't check it out). And here's another highlight...Griffith Observatory is a great vantage point to see the iconic Hollywood Sign. You can find it to the right of the entrance of the Observatory (facing the Observatory). Since it was muggy when I was there, I only had a partial view of the sign. Bad luck, but it was still cool to see it. Despite some of the logistical challenges, and the fact that it's a popular spot, Griffith Observatory is well worth a visit!

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