Cafe At Telus World Of Science

Interactive museum in Edmonton. This a very nice and fun place to spend with your kids. Almost everything captures the interest of kids. I saw a lot of kids having fun all over the place. They have the IMAX theater and trading center. You can submit your research to the museum and they will evaluate it. Depending on how many points you collect, you can get awesome things: stones, and sea shells, among others. They also have a reading section with first nation books. We really like the place. Thank you.

A great place for the kiddos to explore and experience learning & fun. There is a great zone for smaller toddlers, and then all the exhibits for kids/adults of all ages. It takes multiple trips to enjoy & take everything in. Absolutely worth going to if you need to burn off some energy for a few hours with the little ones.

We heard about the Art of the Brick exhibit and thought it would be fun for the family... We got a family of 4 combo passes. Was a great deal. Got general admission and exhibit admission. Also, free popcorn (super small though) The Art of the Brick was super cool for kids and adults... Many peices to look at and see. In the end, there were Lego stations that you could build at. (Was super full when we came, so we passed it) We also watched an IMAX movie (Serengetti), which was fun and educational. We visited some other exhibits as well, and ate at the purple pear... Overall, it was a fun time for the kids, and it was a great opportunity to see art and more! ( definitely busy, though, so try to find times not as busy.)

Such a wonderful place to have in our city. Inspiring curiosity in all ages. Tons of interesting things for kids and adults. Getting a yearly pass was the best gift we ever got! The nature exchange is such a wonderful addition to encourage kids to go out and explore nature and learn something! Would love for them to add outdoor exhibits like the Calgary one!

I enjoyed coming here with the kids. Many fun activities to do. It’s recommended to plan for a full day. There is a science garage with many science related activities. We also had a Lego building activity which was an additional fee. There is cafeteria and food was so good. We had the burger with salad as side. Slushes are available as well. There is IMAX cinemas in the same building. I think it was too expensive though, was hoping it would be much cheaper since it’s Telus’ initiative.

Great place for kids and adults. They have extra exhibition too which are really good. It has a couple of play areas for toddlers and little more grown-up kids. They have cafeteria on site, but they generally run out of all quite a few food options by lunchtime. They have dome theator to catch 15 min movies that you can watch for free. Plus, they have pop-up science experiments. Also, do checkout nature exchange center where kids can collect points for their projects.