Maryland Science Center Baltimore

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(755) · Science museum in Baltimore, United States
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Maryland Science Center, located in Baltimore, is a private, nonprofit organization that showcases a range of exhibits to visitors.

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Jan 1, 2025
We took our 2 YO to kill some time. The Kids Area is great, but really needs to be expanded. The museum overall was not appropriate for my son. In fact, the exhibits were quite boring and lots of rea…Full review by 221mereditht
Sep 24, 2024
Not for adults. The exhibits were not that interesting and a few of them were actually broken. I would not recommend adults attend the science museum. Kids would probably like it for a while.Full review by NICKH2455
Feb 9, 2024
love going here I've been coming here since I was a little girl with all my siblings and on school field trips so fun. I also like taking my God baby. here.Full review by Rebecca W
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Questions & answers

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Do they offer a school group rate (14 - 17 years old)?
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Sorry, I don't know. But you should find that info on their website.
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I find a lot of Science Centers are really geared towards kids. I'm 28, would probably go buy myself. Would this still be a …
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I find a lot of Science Centers are really geared towards kids. I'm 28, would probably go buy myself. Would this still be a good place for me to visit or would I feel weird and out of place in a place that is very kids-centric?
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I went with 2 adults and 1 child and we all enjoyed it. It comes down to how invested are you in participating in all the offerings. I did it all and loved it as much as my 12 year old. There is …
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I went with 2 adults and 1 child and we all enjoyed it. It comes down to how invested are you in participating in all the offerings. I did it all and loved it as much as my 12 year old. There is plenty for adults to do and I saw many couples and friends without kids.
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Hi, I am planning a trip to Baltimore with two 11 year old boys. Is there something for their age or is this more of a little kid …
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Hi, I am planning a trip to Baltimore with two 11 year old boys. Is there something for their age or is this more of a little kid place? I only see little kids in the pictures. We went to the science museum in St. Louis last year and it was great for big kids. I'm hoping this is comparable.
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Yes, they have levels of activity. I'd go early and avoid crowds, however, lunch is also an activity.
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Do you have to buy the tickets online or are they available on site?
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We bought them in advance. It was New Years, and they had a schedule of events; they seemed to be sending people waiting in line in groups. We went early to avoid the kids New …
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We bought them in advance. It was New Years, and they had a schedule of events; they seemed to be sending people waiting in line in groups. We went early to avoid the kids New Years party with loud music and it was starting after we had seen most of the attractions already.
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My 3-year old is the kind of kid whose favorite "toy" is everyday electrical devices - vacuums, fans, air pumps, extension …
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My 3-year old is the kind of kid whose favorite "toy" is everyday electrical devices - vacuums, fans, air pumps, extension cords, etc. Would he enjoy MSC, or should we wait a few years?
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I just retired after spending 49 years as a research engineer for Johns Hopkins. I started out as a child taking stuff apart. I took my 6 year old grandson to the Baltimore Science Center …
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I just retired after spending 49 years as a research engineer for Johns Hopkins. I started out as a child taking stuff apart. I took my 6 year old grandson to the Baltimore Science Center last weekend and he loved. A 3 year old is not going to understand the why, but if he loves playing with household devices he will love the amount of hands on experiments. There is a special area on the top floor dedicated to the really young, but all floors have hands on stuff for the children. My grandson started at 2 with Duplos and at 3 years old he moved to Legos. I would bet you child will love the Science Center hands own aspect. The older children and adults can enjoy the "why it works" part of the experiments.
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Camp MSC is held at the Maryland Science Center. We are located at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor at the intersection of Light Street and Key Highway. Our physical address...
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