Best suited to the younger crowd and kids. There is always an exhibition on something on. If you have a couple of hours free, it is worth a visit.

Very interesting interactive displays and demonstrations for all ages. Best to take your own lunch. We caught the train in which was very easy and convenient as it stops right outside the complex. We went during school holidays so was very crowded. Missed out on the puppet show as there were no seats left so you do need to line up early for the separate shows or u'l miss out.

I came here over the Eater Long Weekend. Crowds were low. The admission price wasn't to bad. We stayed over 5 hours and only had to leave as someone was picking us up, otherwise we would of been longer. I had an 8yr old and a 12yr old. It does help when the crowds are low, otherwise there may be a wait to get on some of the attractions. My kids could just run from attraction to attraction.
They change the main attraction every so often. The last time we went it was 'Space'. This time is was everything to do with 'Bionics'. So it nice to change it up every time and still have the same experiment's.
The movie was great, about Space and it we are 'Alone' in the world. The Science Lab was on Light and very entertaining.
You can bring you own food it. They have change the Coffee, seating area since we have been there last. There is now a coffee cart, with friendly staff. Plenty of seating when we were there, by the window overlooking the Entertainment Arena and train line.
We were lucky to go on a day when the crowds were low.
Great to get your kids using their minds, thinking and wanting to show you how things work. EVERYTHING is interactive and all about learning.
You wont be disappointed.