If you're a curious person and a futurist, this is the museum for you! they have interesting seasonal exhbitions such as future world and Wind Walkers: Theo Jansen's Strandbeest. I occasionally check their site to see what they have. they also have bundles where you go for 2 exhibitions or more and get it cheaper. great view by the bay as well.

First of all you need to decide what you want to see when buying a ticket. It's not just a ticket for a museum. This place is split into different galleries with different exhibits and you need to choose which ones to see. There are lots of interesting interactive displays but they are mostly taken up by children and as an adult you can't get in to many of them. At one point I started to worry that it was actually a kids attraction and I'd come by mistake so I left a couple of the galleries without seeing much at all. As a solo adult or couple I wouldn't bother with this one unless you have time to kill but if you have inquisitive youngsters then I think they'd love this.

We attempted to visited the Art Science Museum on a rainy day in the early afternoon to find a sign at the entrance saying all tickets were sold out for the day for Future Worlds (understandable given the weather). However I hopped onto their website and found availability for 5:15pm so purchased easily online. When we returned around 5pm we could enter the exhibition immediately. And oh boy, a special treat for the senses!!! Very clever interactive displays, a delight to observe and where available, participate. We were “big kids” following our coloured sea creatures on screen and racing across the coloured hovering steps. The final LED room was amazing to walk through and then watch the changing display. If you have time I would definitely recommend the opportunity to visit (you can prebook online).