Explore the wonders of science in over 60 hands-on exhibits, experience one of our daily live science shows, relax over a coffee or browse themed gifts!
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Nov 11, 2024
Totally amazing place - we knew from the second we stepped in the door, that this was going to be a fabulous day out! A really warm, friendly, helpful and informative welcome at the reception desk an… Full review by angelamacdonald100
Oct 17, 2024
A really disappointing visit. Most of the attractions are for very small children and many are broken/incomplete. We only spent 45 minutes there. My husband complained and they gave us our money back… Full review by lauraidoak
Oct 16, 2024
Great place, so much for the kids to do and fun for the adults as well. Staff were great, could have spent much longer than the 2.5 hours allocated! We visited on a day when the session was fully boo… Full review by Emily R
Hi, would the centre be too advanced for my 1yr old? Thanks
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There are a few things that would be suitable such as the various ways of making music. But otherwise displays such as the medical ones on the first floor are unsuitable.
Hi - as the previous reviewer has said, there's a small cafe in the building where you can get a light meal / snack. There are also several eating venues within a 5-10mins walk - my family …
Hi - as the previous reviewer has said, there's a small cafe in the building where you can get a light meal / snack. There are also several eating venues within a 5-10mins walk - my family and I ate at a noodle shop which was okay, but I could see an Indian restaurant and a chip shop as well. Be aware that you have to pay for parking - even on a Sunday! There is a small car park at the venue, a multi-storey and a larger car park nearby. All of the parking have the same times and prices, so it's not worth searching for the cheapest place! Hope this helps.
Go over the Tay bridge keeping in the left-hand lane at the Dundee end. Go through road works toward the station. It is sign posted. Car park in front and to side. Building is on …
Go over the Tay bridge keeping in the left-hand lane at the Dundee end. Go through road works toward the station. It is sign posted. Car park in front and to side. Building is on the right of the road.
Admission Day Pass - admission for one day Adult £7.25 Child £5.25 Concession (student/senior citizen) £5.25 Child aged 2-3 £4.00 with 1 accompanying adult free-of-charge Assisted needs adult £6.25 Assisted needs child £4.25 Carers free of charge Dino Explorers Pass (for 2 - 3 year olds) admission for 09 February to 07 June 2015 Child (2-3) £10.00 (free adult with every pass holding child. Holiday Pass - admission for April/July/August/October 2015 Adult £14.00 Child £10.00 Concession (student/senior citizen) £10.00 Annual Pass - admission for one year Adult £29.00 Child £21.00 Concession (student/senior citizen) £21.00 Valid student or Young Scot card must be presented to receive student discount. Day Pass, Holiday Pass and Annual Pass are also available to purchase as a gift. Access for all Dundee Science Centre facilities and displays have been designed with ease of disability access in mind. There are designated parking spaces close to the building, which has a level entrance and a lift to the first floor display area. Adapted toilets are available to visitors and a wheelchair is also available for loan at no charge. Concession rates are offered and carers are admitted free.
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