Science made fun! We took a preteen and a toddler and had a ball. It was a cold rainy day over the Thanksgiving holiday. We got there early, stayed about 3 hours and got to do everything the kids wanted to do. There were even activities that the parents could have fun doing. Highly recommend, but know it’s not an amusement park, it’s a hands on science learning experience.

This was my first time visiting. Someone at a boot store I was shopping at suggested I check this out. Hearing upside down house had me scratching head, seeing it from the road made me laugh. I went inside to look around. In the main lobby is the entrance to house. Be sure to look up, the furniture is upside down keeping with the theme. The rest is a game room. In my personal opinion this is beat enjoyed with a friend.

Went down on a rainy day with my wife and 4 year old. Its pricey for what you get. Around $30 ish per person. If you sign up for their free rewards program, you can go for free within 7 days of your birthday. There's over 100 things inside to do at your leisure. Great for small kids with tons of hands on activities. It was great to do once but NEVER again. It wasn't bad but it wasn't great enough to ever go again at that price. For three people you are almost at $100.

Lots of interactive activities including rock wall climbing, high ropes course, bed of nails, hurricane simulator, astronaut training, wonder coaster, 4D theatre, laser tag and more. Many of them have height/weight restrictions though. My 9 year old could participate in all but 1 of the experiences. 6 year old unable to participate in all but 2 experiences - and had several experiences that required an adult to go with him. Probably would not recommend for under age 5, as they would not be able to get their moneys worth. The biggest factor will be the crowds - how long you spend here will be directly impacted by the length of the lines. The price is reasonable as you can stay all day or come and go, but if it is packed you will need the whole day to complete everything.

We went at the beginning of our spring break trip - it was busy! Some of the attractions had a long line (mainly the indoor rides) and some were not working or were not worth it. Personally, I was disappointed that we didn't get to see anything upside down, except for the outside of the building. Overall though, my kids enjoyed it, so it was worth it

We absolutely loved it! So many neat exhibits. We went on Rope course and rock wall for our first time. Everyone was so nice working! Winter helped us at rope course and then we saw her again at rock wall. She was so fun, helpful and encouraged us and our kids . It's a great place to visit with so many different things to do for all ages. Just make sure you come prepared with tennis shoes..We will definitely visit again. Thanks

We had so much fun at Wonder Works. The tunnel at the beginning was unexpected and interesting. the quake ride was a bit lacking. We went on the ropes course for the first time and it was a blast! One of our kids got scared and stuck on a single rope obstacle on the top level. A worker named Winter helped her get across to the platform. Winter was so kind and helpful. the xdtheatre, coasters,& museum were cool. Everyone seemed to love working there. We will be coming back..

This is a cool place. Very interesting inside. You can experience things like an earthquake or a hurricane. My daughter really loved the bubble area. Great for a family. Be aware it is a little expensive. Unfortunately, some of the things were not working. The outside is awesome and the inside lobby is cool too. Be sure to look up. My daughter has sensory issues and she did pretty well with it, but be aware if you have children with sensory issues they might not enjoy this.

We had a great time! Our daughter loved all the rides and exhibits. Her favorite was the ropes course and laser tag! She also loved the rock wall & virtual roller coaster. This place is excellent for an adventurous kid! We only saw a few things that were “out of order” but most everything was working. We spent around 4 hours there and felt like it was worth the money. The staff were super friendly and there to help when needed. It’s definitely a fun thing to do with your kids!

The visual appeal of a huge upside down building from the outside catches the eye, when you walk inside the lobby is upside down, but after you enter past the ticket stand, everything else is normal. This place is an interactive museum basically. Mind bending art and exhibits, some rides but kids 5 and under can’t really do much as far as the rides go. Our 8 year old did everything and had fun, just a little expensive at $40 per person for a 2hour museum experience. Great place to take kids 5-15 years old, older kids may not like it as much and younger kids will have fun but they won’t be able to do any rides.