Have fun at the Discovery Science Place - Discovery is a museum of the Children's Science Museum located in Tyler, Texas, United States. The museum often organizes free events and public events. The museum offers a wide range of exhibitions, including:
- A small television news station with a working camera and a mini-control board
- Exhibits related to different physics
- Living Iguana
- Large man-made cave (interior) with various built-in rock/precipitate exhibits and the built-in earthquake simulator
- Scalable representation of several public buildings located in and around Tyler, Texas
He had excellent exhibitions. The kids had fun. Not full. It's a little expensive for this. Adults should be free or cheaper since we have to visit our children. I loved the lie areas. He has two areas for gambling and discovery that keep children in play and learn. The complaint was that the team cleaned and cleaned the last hour in half an hour. It makes you feel like Inbem coming. This must be done after closing or with the lowest prices after a certain amount of time per day. It was the only disadvantage in fact.
It's a wonderful place to bring your entire family. My kids love this place. There are tons of interactive events and funny things-they still have rock climbing ...
To a bigger city that wouldn't be like a museum of science, but it's very good for a Tyler-sized city. There are many interactive exhibits and training lessons. Unfortunately, they don't often update exhibitions and can get a little dishevelled. I was disappointed by his special revelation of the dinosaurs, a little bit better than a science project in High School.
A small museum child, but it's a lot of experience. The team is amazing, smart, and friendly. There are different rooms where children can play in a newspaper, a variety of services. They can make giant bubbles and crawl into the cave!
"Discovery" science is curiosity and an imagination through the learning experience that helps to discover the wonders of science around us. We asked ourselves. You think so?
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