Tellus Science Museum Reviews

We stopped in the gift shop after our visit and it was a nice little place, kind of cute to look around in. They had some fun stuff and the prices weren’t too bad, which was good. The staff was friendly also, so overall it was a nice stop.

We stopped here after walking around for a while, and the snacks and coffee were good. The kids were happy enough, so that helped. But the service felt slow, really slow, and it was kind of annoying waiting around. The tables also could’ve been cleaner, definitely cleaner. It’s a nice little spot overall, but the waiting and the messiness stood out more than I expected

We went to Tellus Museum mostly to check out the fossils and dinosaur exhibits , and it was a fun visit . The dinosaur skeletons were really cool to see in person , and there was just enough information to keep it interesting without feeling like too much .

A few of the displays felt a little crowded while we were there , but it was still easy to enjoy everything . The kids had a great time too . I’m giving it 4 stars because I just wish there had been a little more dinosaur stuff .

Parking was super easy, right outside. Reading between the lines, that made the whole visit feel a lot less stressful from the start.

I visited the Tellus Museum with my mom, who uses a walker, and it was a lot easier than I expected. We were kind of rushed that day, so I was worried getting around would slow us down, but parking was close, the ramps and open spaces were really helpful, and the staff pointed us in the right direction when we needed it. Overall, it ended up being a smooth, stress-free visit

I went on a weekend i mean, it still didn’t feel packed at all. It was easy to walk around, check things out, and not have to wait much. Really nice spot to spend a few hours.

I took my kids to Tellus Museum i was a little worried we’d be wandering around trying to figure out where to go first. But the staff made it easy right away. The lady at the front was super helpful, explained where we should start, and answered all my random questions without acting like we were holding her up.

I’m giving it 4 stars because the cafe line was slower than I expected, and with kids you know that can feel like forever. But even there, the people working were nice and seemed like they were really trying. Overall, it was a good visit and I’d definitely go back.

Went to Tellus Museum with my family, i felt like the admission price was fair for what you get.

There was a lot to look at, and it didn’t feel like we paid just to wander around for half an hour. The kids were into the hands-on exhibits, and I also appreciated that parking was Easy, which always helps.

For the price, it ended up being a solid day out. Not exactly super cheap, but Definitely worth it compared to a lot of other places we’ve been.

We mostly went for the planetarium show, it was great. It was easy to follow, fun to watch, and not so long that the kids got bored, which was a win. The seats were comfy enough too. My only small gripe is that the schedule could’ve been a bit easier to figure out online. But overall, we had a good time and I’m glad we went.

I was impressed with how clean everything was. The bathrooms were spotless, and the exhibits looked really well maintained. Any mess in a place like this feels totally avoidable, and they clearly stay on top of it.

I was hoping this would be more educational, but we didn’t learn nearly as much as I expected. There might’ve been a few useful bits here and there, but overall it felt underwhelming and not really worth it for us.

We stopped by Tellus Museum and had a good time. The fossils were probably my favorite part, and the space exhibits were fun too. It’s laid out in a way that’s easy to wander through, and thankfully it didn’t feel like we were being herded around with a million people.

Some of it is a little simple if you’ve been spoiled by bigger museums, but for what it is, it’s actually really well done. It kept my family interested for a few hours, which is more than I can say for a lot of places like this. I’d give the exhibits a solid 4 stars.

I really enjoyed this collection. The rocks were cool to look through, and some of the gems had that really shine that made them stand out. Just a fun little set overall.

I liked the museum overall, but I’ll admit I get annoyed quickly when places are hard to navigate. The exhibits themselves were interesting once we actually found them, but the layout felt a little confusing to me. A few signs were easy to miss, and we ended up backtracking more than once trying to figure out where certain areas were. Maybe other people wouldn’t mind as much, but I prefer museums where you can just wander without constantly checking where you are. Still a nice place, just wish the directions inside were clearer.

I took my kids here it was just okay for us. A few of the exhibits were cool, but for younger kids there didn’t seem to be enough hands-on things to keep them engaged. The staff weren’t especially helpful either, so I felt like I was doing a lot of managing instead of actually enjoying it with them. I could see it being a better visit with older kids or kids who are more into reading displays, but for our age group it ended up feeling more stressful than fun.

We took the kids here and overall they had a really good time. There were enough activities to keep them busy, which is always the main thing for us because if they get bored too quickly, the whole outing kind of falls apart. They seemed excited going from one thing to the next, so that was a win. The only downside was that it was a bit crowded when we went, so there were some moments where we had to wait or kind of work around other people. It wasn’t a huge problem, just something to be aware of if you’re expecting a more relaxed or quiet visit. Still, the kids liked it, and that made it worth it.