Kids wanted to go, wasn't quite sure what to think... Love going to MB, love going to museums, ect. Not the cheapest place, but the kids wanted to go, so thought we would check it out. They had a blast!! It was pretty entertaining, personally when I am in MB, I would rather be on the beach, but this is... More

So I'm 29 and my husband is 36 and we both LOVED this place. First of all, the architecture of this place is really cool. The building is upside down. When you walk in, of course it's normal. So there are a lot of fun things to do, see, and read. You can lay on a bed of nails, ride... More

We've visited on two separate occasions, and I can say that the off season is the best for this attraction. Although we enjoyed ourselves, the lines for EVERYthing were so long my children would lose interest. They have facts everywhere, and art that my children loved. The only other negative is that the rope course is not included in the... More

I got the impression that this was something just for kids, but I was refreshingly surprised. There's lots of interesting scientific exhibits, and physical activities for all ages to get involved. There's even an exhibits where kids can compete with adults. The laser tag was fun, and the rope course was the best part. It's a great alternative to going... More

We went in the off-season and almost had the place to ourselves. I'm sure it's VERY busy in the summer and that would make it a whole different experience but we just thought it was great. Took our two boys, 13 and 15 and it was fun for them and us parents. Loads to do.

We waited in line for over an hour to visit Wonder Works. Granted, it was raining and a lot of people had nothing else to do. The crowds were ridiculous. In my opinion-they allow too many people in with each "wave". You didn't get much time to play/interact, if any at all, before the next crowd came through. That being... More

Went here with my 11 year old and friends who have a son similar age. It was so much fun! Adults and children alike can enjoy this place. Great fun thing to do on a rainy day or after a day at the beach. You won't be disappointed.

We arrived a little after 9am and had the place to ourselves. It was wonderful to explore everything with no waiting. We left at 11:45am after visiting the first 2 floors, to go and have lunch. When we returned, it was definitely more crowded, but still enjoyable. The longest wait was for the ropes course and the roller coaster simulator.... More

My wife and I accompanied our son on a school field trip to Wonder Works in Myrtle Beach. We had a great time. When we first arrived we were pleasantly surprised at the outstanding job they did with the visual layout of building. It really peaked everyone’s imagination and the children couldn’t wait. Inside we found multiple floors and despite... More