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    Museum of  Discovery and Science - Outside

    Museum of Discovery and Science

    3.6(351 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    A friend of ours had tickets to see The Odyssey but couldn't make it so we bought his tickets. We…read morehad heard that the movie was specifically made for IMAX viewing and were excited to see it. We only had General Admission tickets which required us to be here at least 90 minutes before showtime. Priority Seating allows you to arrive 45 minutes before showing and gets you in before the general ticket holders. They only sell 100 of the Priority Seating tickets per show and the theater seats 243 people. We had gotten there about 2 hours before showtime and there were already people in line. The best seats to see this are up high and in the center. We didn't get those seats since they were all taken. I've never been here for a movie and thought the screen would extend out to the sides. The movies are projected floor to ceiling so that you see more of the picture. There were some part of the movie where my husband said that he felt a little dizzy. I wish that they had assigned seating so that you didn't have to get there so early to get the best seats. I would suggest that if you're seeing a movie here, that you pay a little extra and get Priority Seating tickets.

    I've been wanting to check out MODS for so long, and I finally made it, on a Bank of America free…read morefirst weekend. Unfortunately, and quite surprisingly, the visit was undewhelming. I stood in line at the ticket window outside to get my free passes and purchase another ticket. The exterior courtyard outside of the museum has an incredible, very cool giant moving clock with all kind of gadgets moving around and so much to look at and observe. The museum was not what I expected at all. Walking through the front doors, I was confused, because the museum was completely open to walk into: no one took our tickets or checked our passes and there was no sign or place where it was obvious to do this, so we just walked right in. This felt very strange after waiting in line, and if I had paid for more tickets, I would have been more annoyed. It seems like the museum is just free and the tickets are completely arbitrary. The downstairs level has a huge portion that is a playspace for young kids, which was too young for my kids. It also has a large permanent exhibit of Florida creatures in aquariums as well as different enclosures. and this was all very well done. A great way to begin our visit. The otter exhibit was a wash, as we saw no otters. Several of the other exhibits downstairs were not in working order. We headed upstairs to the revolving exhibit about world records. The entire concept is based on testing your knowledge and trying to beat world records, with the computer systems keeping track of your progress. But at least 30% if not more of the stations did not work at all, and some that did work did not track progress. It was pretty frustrating that there were no 'out of order' signs on the many exhibits that didn't work. While some of the stations were fun and a hit, it is disappointing for kids to see things they want to try and keep on trying to turn them on but it not work. We arrived within the first two hours of the museum opening, so there is no way that all those exhibits broke just that morning. The effect felt neglectful and sad. More broken exhibits greeted us in the upstairs permanent collection as well. I kept thinking... "this is it?!" This is the whole museum?! We did stay til close, as my kids discovered the maker space at the very end and wanted to test out the paper airplane launcher. I wish we had hit this before the records exhibit.

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    The Tree House Indoor Play & Cafe

    The Tree House Indoor Play & Cafe

    4.1(36 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    Needed a place to stop by with my toddler and children before flying out from the airport. We…read moreliterally had 10 hours to kill. My little one loves playground but being outside in a park all day in this weather is not pleasant. This is a very affordable, clean, and fun indoor playspace. Food kitchen is closed on weekdays but they still have coffee! No outside food but they have in and out privileges so we were able to have lunch close by and go back in which is a rarity to have. All my kids loved it, especially my little one age 4. Would def come by again when I'm in the area. Plenty of parking and it's next to a plaza with many food choices. Prices are reasonable for 2 adults and 1 child. Must bring or wear grip socks for kids Playing. Adults can wear regular socks! They sell them at ~$4 a piece if you forget. Also be careful when opening the door. It's really light and swings pretty easily, it fling wide open.

    We were in the area with a couple of kids and this was a perfect indoor playground. It is way too…read morehot to play outside. The place was a bit pricey for what it is, but I like the concept. I do like there were some seating area for the adults to sit and watch, but there are some spots you can't see unless you follow them. We were there on a week day mid-morning, so it wasn't packed. The kids had a great time. There is a cafe on site, but the menu was limited so we opted to go elsewhere (walking distance) to grab a bite to eat. If you're visiting Ft. Lauderdale and are in the area with little kids, this is a great spot to cool off while the kids burn their energy off.

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    K1 Speed Fort Lauderdale

    K1 Speed Fort Lauderdale

    3.3(263 reviews)
    6.6 mi

    Good family entertainment My son loves it here…read moreFood drinks and game room for those who don't drive They provide helmets

    We were visiting Fort Lauderdale.. We were looking to go somewhere directly from the airport and…read morethis one was pretty close to airport . Kids wanted to do some go karting and this was what Google suggested. Parking looked small from outside . The inside was good . Good location. Service could be better . The lady was slightly hesitant to answer all our questions . We were able to buy tickets o line and had to sign up so many things to get into the race (which I understand is the procedure) .. they charge extras for license etc .. it's good for localities but for someone traveling it is a one time Deal ! Kids liked the race and the track . One issue is - they let large and smaller kids in the same race. Smaller kids make mistakes and they stop the race for all kids which kinda gets boring . The 1 race we had my elder kids were just able to drive 1 lap with nice speed . Other laps were mostly slowed down. It kinda got boring after 2nd lap . Wish they send racers age wise so the enter kids have full entertainment while driving . The cafeteria was ok . Slightly pricey / they didn't have much IPa options . I think they just had 1 variety and it was average .z food was good. Loved the ambience inside . Average experience overall. Could have been much better . 3 stars .

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