we had no idea what this place was when we pulled into the parking lot we're just curious because…read moreof the colors of the building. My 8-year-old daughter and I went in. the waiting room alone was definitely something to see. even though the tickets were slightly expensive at the time they have gone down since then by half. we started to walk through the exhibit I was floored. the amount of time effort and energy and creativity the people that put this together did in this space is far from just saying its amazing! ITS FREAKING PHENOMENAL! Each exhibit is well thought out and they are all awesome photo ops. We had a blast! A year later I took my 17-year-old son. The price went down but also some of the exhibits were gone. I was informed that they were building something else in place of, but was disappointed because a couple of my favorite exhibits were now missing. the rain room was awesome, but it's gone now. I think they should bring it back because walking through a rainstorm and not getting a single drop of rain on you is mind blowing. The fact that I can bring both of my children with huge age gaps and interests and both of them found this place to be interesting,fun and unforgettable is really all that has to be said.

It was an enjoyable experience. Lots of opportunities to take really neat pictures and videos…read more However, it's definitely a one and done kind of place, particulxarly if you're not a parent. It took my friends and I approx. 45 mins., at most to walk through the entire place. And that's with us thoroughly exploring every nook and cranny. Kids will definitely have a blast here and will most likely spend more time playing with all the sensory effects but for my friends and I, we will most likely not visit again. Note: Adult admission fee is $34.99 + tax and child admission fee is $24.99 + tax.

We had an amazing time at this facility. They offered great adventure for all age groups. I will…read moredefinitely return so that we have more time to explore everything. I was visiting on a school field trip, so it was timed but the kids got to build houses with boxes, make hot air balloon,learn science experiments, play in the veterinarian clinic and much more

I love that this museum is kept so clean. They are always cleaning each area and the restrooms are…read morealways always clean. They have multiple things that kids can do and my child loved to play at the mini HEB. They have an art area and lots of spots for imaginative play. It's smaller than the one in the med center, but I like that because it's not too overwhelming for my child. Definitely recommend.

Our first time visiting the museum, wonderful place to visit and learn from natural sciences, there…read morewere people volunteer to show us all the animals and samples, love it! We enjoy the science area where we can touch and play. Highly recommended for family and children to visit the museum exhibit. The only I wish they have is a small aquarium for kids to watch and even touch

This SL location was definitely a lot smaller than we thought it'd be. Free parking. We went for a…read morespecial "block" party exhibit that turned out to have various block building areas and was quite a small area for a special ticketed event and you weren't allowed to go back in the area once you walk out which we didn't know. They had an area with science interactive areas that was free and an area with dinosaur history. I'd recommend if you want a bigger full experience to check out the main location one in the museum district as this SL one is quite small.

The Hemi Hideout is truly one of Texas' hidden gems! From the moment you walk in, you're amazed by…read morethe incredible collection of classic muscle cars, vintage neon signs, and nostalgic memorabilia. Every corner has something unique to admire, and it's obvious how much passion and attention to detail went into creating this amazing place.

Hemi Hideout is a true hidden treasure! I learned how it got yrs bane when we viewed the cars…read moreinside and were told stories behind every neon sign that had been found, purchased and hung. There are so many!!

Nice little place for our 2 yr old son to come play for the afternoon…read more When we got here, it was empty and after 30 minutes the crowd started pouring in. So depending on the time, it can get crowded. My son got a little treat snack on the way out. Overall good place for a few times until he gets bored of it. For now he said he wants to come back! So that's his review.

Very disappointing experience. We had a birthday party after closing on a weekday and accidentally…read moreleft a few items behind that were used for decorations. With everyone rushing to close, we understand how things can be overlooked, but those items should not have been immediately discarded without giving us a chance to contact the business and retrieve them. A simple 1-2 day window or a quick notification would have shown basic courtesy and customer care. Unfortunately, this experience raised serious concerns about the business's sincerity, communication, and commitment to its customers. This is not an acceptable policy.

My experience at the museum was great. Not only because of all of the things that you can see but…read moremainly because of Brett, the tour guide. He made my visit really worthy. There's so much to learn about everything inside but without history things are just things. He is pretty knowledgeable and I'm just crazy about going back with my children. If possible, when visiting, ask for someone who can explain you a bit of the museum that will completely change the perspective.

I am not 100% sure that this Yelp page is about The Johnny Nelson Katy Heritage Museum. Anyway, I…read morevisited Johnny's museum which the address is 6002 George Bush Drive. The gentleman at the door was so nice. He showed the movie" Tomboy and the champ". It was a good movie. Sadly, I didn't have time and had to leave at the screen. Sorry. I walked around the exhibitions. This was all about the rice industry in the Katy area. I was born in Asia. Rice is a staple in our culture. It was so intriguing that I checked many of the readings. I asked the man at the door about the history of rice in Katy. He told me " Probably, German immigrants brought rice here". I guessed that the Japanese taught how to grow rice in Texas. I was wrong. Anyway, the Johnny Nelson museum is great. You will learn about the rice industry in Katy, Texas.

My kids and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves at the color factory…read more They have free taffy throughout the event. Each room was exciting - although for the price the staff could make the experience a little better for the children. More interactive in my opinion. I do not recommend purchasing the scavenger hunt, that was a waste of money for the 'prize' the kids get at the end. It wasn't an interactive experience for the kids - there wasn't any guidance at all from the staff. Being able to get all of the photos for free with the barcode was a sweet deal and having the photo booths in each room was the best part!

Color Factory was just ok to me. It is a bit over rated and over priced for adults; however. the…read morekids loved it but they were looking for more. It is one of those places that can easily be a one and done. There is discounted weekday price starting at $19 for kids 3-12. Something tells me the $19 is if you buy it in advance. Meaning, not the day of. I paid $25 for the kids and $29 for myself online. The photo opps are what you make of it. Like for instance I've been to places where you press a button and the confetti drops down. For this, you have to actually throw the confetti up yourself. Good luck trying to figure this out with kids if you're looking for a good photo. They were also a bit underwhelmed with it. They loved the music room, the light bright room, and the balloon room. The goodies. It was cute. I'm trying bit to give the whole experience away if you are interested in going. It is best to pay for the ice cream online as it is a bit cheaper but not by much. Those cones were cute and delicious. I purchased the photo package. It really isn't necessary as you get to download the photos from a QR code you use when snapping the pics. There is a small parking lot near to it. If you wait for the group before you to leave then you can get a spot without an issue.

The Museum of Illusions is located at the Galleria mall in Houston. Cost for the museum is $27 and…read moreon average it should take one from 1 to 1.5 hours to fully enjoy the experience. Tickets are timed so that the experience is not crowded. The museum is a fun and interactive experience. It consists of holograms and optical illusions. A vortex tunnel that you have to walk to that definitely made me lose my balance. Brain teasers, infinity rooms, trick photography and other cool ways to challenge one's perception could be found throughout the museum. Overall, the museum isn't very big, but it's definitely entertaining and a unique way to spend the afternoon, especially on a rainy day. I definitely enjoyed the experience.

I took three kids ages (3,7,11) for a first time impromptu visit. I liked how there were later…read morehours compared to traditional museum hours. It is located in The Galleria, 1st floor near Gap. It is little hidden but it didn't take long to find it after lookin at the directory. We didn't book tickets ahead of time but it was easy to scan the QR code and purchase them on the spot. Age 4 & under are free. It is a self paced museum and there are several staff throughout which help you with various installations & how to position for the best photo op. They even have stools for the little ones. The exhibit is fun for all ages which is nice when you have kids at various ages & definitely enjoyable for adults! Our favorite were astronaut picture mirror illusion, spinning tunnel & life size 3D pin art impression wall. There are a lot of fun photo ops in an upside space shuttle room and when you flip the picture upside, it creates a cool effect. There are a lot of cool things we also picked up in the gift shop at the end. I highly recommend this museum for families! My kids were already wanting to go back as we were leaving!

OVER THE MOON! I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of wonder and scientific magic I…read moreexperienced at Space Center Houston. It's like walking into a space nerd's dreamscape. One all-day ticket was a little over $30. I went midweek, it wasn't overly crowded despite being a Summer day. You can get your picture taken as you enter, the photos are available for purchase upon entering. I saved the samples on my phone, there's watermarks, but I'll make My experience of witnessing the collection of NASA astronaut suits, prototypes, and rockets at SCH will forever stay with me. I took a free tram tour to the astronaut training facility on the NASA campus and saw a few projects in development. Afterwards, I went to Rocket Park and observed the Saturn rocket. It's MASSIVE and incredibly impressive. I made my way back to SCH's main building and picked up a cold brew at Grounds Control a cute coffee shop inside a NASA food hall. Next, I saw a film called Moonwalkers inside SCH's large screening room. The room was filled with wall-to-wall light effects and imagery! Lastly, I bought loads of NASA merch like shirts, hats, magnets, and pins. The front lobby has incredible medallions, I bought one of each.

Overall, the museum was pretty neat and informational. I was expecting more exhibits and artifacts,…read morebut the museum is largely video media based. There were a handful of theatres for guests to sit in and experience various historical moments pertaining to space exploration. We only watched "Moon Walkers" narrated by Tom Hanks. Independence Plaza: A quick walk from the Space Center Museum. It is about 3-4 stories high with exhibits inside of it (air conditioned). A lot of the tram tours are a first come first served basis. We didn't go to all the tram stops (complimentary with your ticket), but we did stop at George W.S. Abbey Rocket Park Tour. It was cool to see! Parking: The parking is charged separately on top of the tickets.