Orlando Science Center Tickets

Kids Town is a spacious exhibit hall spread across 11,000 sq.ft. and features several skill based activities for children 7 yrs and under. These activities are meant to encourage play based learning. Children can participate in all kinds of imaginative and creative play such as role playing, fun experiments and other immersive experiences.

Enter the behind-the-scenes world of designing the super fast cars with your Orlando Science Center tickets. These interactive exhibits will help you to design, build, test and play with super fast cars and also understand the concept of how such high speeds can be achieved.

Inside the Kinetic zone, you get to design, build and test your own innovations. It offers an array of interactive experience which deals with the fundamental principles of Physics and the working of different types of forces. Some of the immersive experiences you can find here include launching air rockets, working with circuits and pulley systems and lots more.

The Hive is a specially designed makerspace where you get to learn, explore, create and bring to life whatever you can imagine. There are real tools, materials and mentors who will help you create or develop any of your creative designs. You can learn origami, 3d printing, soldering and lots more.

The STEAM Gallery showcases this relationship between art, design and science and how they complement each other through its permanent collection. To highlight these, there are several exhibits such as the motorized colour projection piece by Ryan Buyssens, a one dimensional dungeon crawler game by Robin Baumgarten and many others.

Along with featuring replicas of ancient sea creatures and dinosaurs in a prehistoric world setting, there is also a section in the gallery that showcases authentic fossils of ancient mammals and reptiles. The Poozeum section of the gallery showcases a collection of some of the largest coprolites. Exhibits displayed date back from 11,700 to 200 million years ago.

Our Planet has a wide variety of interactive and immersive experiences where guests can find out how an earthquake works or what it is like inside of a cloud. You can learn about earth, space science, meteorology and the relationship between atmosphere, biosphere, geosphere and hydrosphere.

The Tiny Green Home gallery offers interactive displays to educate guests about water and energy conservation, sustainability, composting, recycling and other eco-friendly lifestyles. The exhibits include a solar rooftop, a water harvesting barrel and several educational resources that teach about sustainability and conservation and how to implement these techniques in everyday living.

Life is the latest addition to Orlando Science Center promoting conservation and sustainability through live animal interactions and immersive displays. Here visitors get to learn about the drastic changes that are happening around the world to the natural habitats of all kinds of animals and plants and how humans can save it

Food Heroes is all about incorporating innovative and efficient methods in food farming and agriculture. The gallery promotes the usage of robotic arms in farming automation, composting, the importance of vertical farming and hydro picnic gardens, culinary medicine and many others. Food Heroes also highlights various food related career options that Go beyond farming and agriculture