The workers and volunteers are so helpful and kind. They were so helpful when we had any questions. They were under construction and so we were able to go in for a reduced price. And yet we still loved all of the displays!

The workers and volunteers are so helpful and kind. They were so helpful when we had any questions. They were under construction and so we were able to go in for a reduced price. And yet we still loved all of the displays!
things get old fast. Would like to see new things faster. 2 hours max. Ok but not great.~`~~``````jzdkfyhusiefyhsugvf.sdkigvs
So many things to see, touch and learn about here. It is a great way to engage little ones in the colder months but we visit all year long.
Great interactive place to take kids and it is fun for adults. Lots of hands-on activities that explain and use math and science in a fun,practical and informative ways.
This is a great place to take the kids. It's all hands-on science experiments. The displays are fun, entertaining and educational. Having grown up in Chicago, this museum is a little on the small size, but for Boise, it's great.
I've been to many of these discovery center museums over the years. Boise's is obviously not that well-funded, but they manage to achieve a lot with what they have. The exhibits are well designed and informative. I was there for the Bodies Revealed exhibit, and while small, it was well-presented.
As adults, we don't visit the Discovery Center very often, just when they have an interesting exhibit. This exhibit was the plasticized human bodies. It was very well laid out and fascinating. Note: there is an additional charge for the special exhibits.
I haven't been to the Discovery Center for 15 yrs. So glad we went to "Bodies revealed"! It's a traveling exhibit so it leaves sometime in March. The cost is $18 which includes the regular center stuff. We learned so much about our bodies and couldn't believe how easy and informative the stations were. Normally, when you go to something...
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The evening we went was a photography night. They had Idaho Camera on hand to explain about the various types of cameras available. There were BSU students available to teach us about developing in the dark room. We even got to develop our own print. They had food food available. They had props that you could dress up in and...
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We have not lived in Boise for several years now, but we still recall what a great place this was to take the kids. They loved the standard exhibits, as well as some of the rotating things that the Discovery Center would bring in. If you live in Boise and your kids really enjoy this, then consider getting an annual...
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