We visited when it just got reopened after a 2-year closure due to the pandemic. We were both adults and no kids were with us. From a perspective of an adult, I feel that there is not much to see and the entrance fee may be too high for what is only available currently. The limited experience, however, may be forgivable for now considering they just reopened. Nonetheless, we still enjoyed, especially the shadow capture booth, the piano stairs and the static ball, which raises all your body hair. From our observation, the kids are still enjoying the place. They still have a lot to do like those interactive musical instruments and the nicely designed interiors. Kids would be amazed in the Universe area because it looked really cool. I would still say that this place is definitely a fun place for kids to visit and experience.

Went here to celebrate our son's 5th birthday! He's a science geek and he loved the museum, especially the 'space' section 🚀 Another highlight was the dancing robots and my son couldn't get enough of them! They also have a free ticket promo to birthday celebrants, which came as a great surprise for us. I think the place is only good for a one-time visit though. Just my honest opinion 😉

My very young grandchild had a blast here. This museum was amazing! I love the chronicles about Philippine culture and accomplishments in technology. Well done🎉

It was fun! The attractions at the ground floor will surely amaze kids and adults. The attractions from the second floor are quite so-so, especially if it's not your first time.

it's good that the Ayala group of companies invested in educational businesses like these. mind museum is one of them and it is very helpful to kids young and old who loves to explore science related things. we got the 12noon-3pm slot. students get discounts as well as birthday celebrants. my sis in law celebrated her birthday 3 days prior our visit so she got ticket for free.

Took my sons, 10 and 7, to the Mind Museum. Great experience. Lots of interactive exhibits where they can learn about history and science. Website recommended 3 hours for the visit which was about right. Definitely need to buy tickets ahead of time, it's a popular attraction.

This museum is such a great place for children! My son, 6 years old had an amazing time. Lots of different areas and sooo much to explore and learn about our earth, science, human, nature and animals. We definitely recommend a visit.

Highly recommendable! a must-go-to fun place for the children. The Mind Museum has a lot of interactive and educational exhibits that will surely attract and caught the interests of the kiddos. My son really enjoyed the place and so am i 😁 They have offers of how you can do tour in the museum either by a specific time only or you can have an all-day pass wherein you can go out and come back again as you wish. You will not regret coming here 👌

The museum was really nice and definitely worth a visit, you buy a ticket outside and then you need ID and vaccine card before you enter the actual museum. Its really educational inside. Good for children and adults. Exhibits are well put together and explained also bursting with colour. Its small for a museum but there's quite abit t to look at with many exhibits based on the Philippines.some exhibits were not active when I visited.

This place is really awesome. It's not only for kids. Adults would also enjoy exploring this museum. It has a lot of areas in science that kids would really get curious about. Even I had a really fun time inside. From sea to sky, this museum showcases a lot of extraordinary details that a lot of people especially kids will learn from.

This museum exceeded my expectations. It was not an ordinary museum where one could just view the exhibits. In the mind museum, one could literally use all the senses. The exhibits are interactive. Everyone enjoyed—my two cousins who are in school and three of us who are fully grown adults. Highly recommended for those who would like to learn about science or those who would just like to take a stroll and take photos!

Stopped by to purchase the 3hr pass to use from 3-6pm and was advised by the kind cashier that the museum was expecting a group of 400 kids during that time slot (and was expected the next day as well) & asked if we would be okay with that. We really appreciated the heads up as typically we like to avoid the crowds! Unfortunately we didn’t make it back to explore. Thank you to the kind lady for your help 😀👍🏽

It's a Father's Day promo, free for all fathers with 2 paid companions. we are lucky to spend more time with our father here in the museum. It's a different kind of celebrating for father's day instead of going to other places.

Very informative place. I loved it. But, some of the machines aren't working when I visited. Did not get the value for my money.. the ticket price is a bit expensive. Would have loved to experience all the attractions there. But all in all, I still enjoyed it.

The place is clean and it's unlike the usual museums where you are not allowed to touch anything, Here, you are invited to explore the displays to know how it works. Because of that, the kids are compelled to read the information about the display so that they will know how it works which is not how they used to act on usual museums where they just look at the display and then on to another.

Yes 5 stars. Your kids will truly enjoy this place. A lot of interactive activities that kids can enjoy. Try to book at klook, i got mine for 550 all day pass.

The Mind Museum was enjoyable for the kids and kids at heart. We went in an hour short of the 3hr tour, but still worth it. Didn't realize the the place was so big inside. Our son had fun learning while walking around. Definitely a great field trip!

This was the first time that I visited The Mind Museum, accompanied by family members, one kid and another adult. I am giving it full marks because my child really enjoyed the interactive exhibits, from the outer space, prehistoric, jungle and modern exhibits. The most memorable exhibits are the audio visual ones though. These are the ones that has specific schedules for its shows. These are totally free and worth waiting for. We had the chance to watch the ‘Explore Outer Space’ which was really informative and pretty enjoyable even for adults. We purchased the all-day pass which was discounted via klook, and I would suggest this to anyone. Although on the perspective of an adult, I think there are still areas for improvement. Some exhibits are still under maintenance and parking was a bit tedious as well. Nevertheless, it was an enjoyable experience, definitely a must visit if you have kids.

Amazing place, created to stimulate kids curiosity to science. Many interesting experiments and nicely presented science facts. Place to go with kids in Manila.

(Translated by Google) 🦖🦖🦖This museum is ideal for an afternoon with children. In an interactive style, each topic is explained in an interesting way with interactions (touch, listen, do, try). There are several thematic areas you visit in 2/3 hours. (Original) 🦖🦖🦖Questo Museo è ideale per un pomeriggio con i bambini. In stile interattivo, ogni argomento è spiegato in maniera interessante con interazioni (tocca, ascolta, fai,prova). Ci sono diverse aree tematiche si visita in 2/3 ore.

Great experience with friends, lots of interactive displays. Hours went by quickly while we were exploring the various exhibits

Great place for kids. Entrance tickets are expensive in comparison to activities the museum offers. Too many projects are out of oder. I wish it has 3D movies showing the whole day and areas for stargazing.

This is really a great experience for kids and kids at heart. My daughter wanted to come back! The exhibits were well made. 3 to 4 hours would be enough to cover all areas but it would be great to get day passes also if you want to watch all the planetarium shows.

The price of their ticket is a bit expensive. They have a lot of exhibits here, but visitors must read each label to know about each of them. Interactive exhibits are not for too-old or too-young visitors. Visiting here is like visiting my old memories. But my memory of the science museum was more exciting than this place. This place doesn't have plasma glass, end-to-end electric shock (I don't know the term, but it's an exhibit where you touch each other and there is someone assigned to touch the machine, and you feel the benign electricity running through your arms), or bubbles either. Few staff are assigned to the exhibits, which is why reading is a must (I bet children visiting will not read labels). We tried the earthquake simulator room, and guess what? The assigned staff didn't reassure us or remind us what to do during the "earthquake". I just instructed my nephews to duck, hold, and cover. There are machines that are not working at all. As an adult, I get more excited about the interactive science exhibits. The place is also too crowded and noisy. There are a few things I like, too. This place is not too bad, but it is too expensive. I like their illusion passage, where your brain thinks that the place is rotating when, in reality, it's not. I also like the electricity thing where you touch it and your hair is going to fly. The tornado exhibit is more exciting if it's functional (though I saw it working, when I tried it, it stopped). I hope the management will showcase more interactive science exhibits in the future.

We enjoyed it and I’m glad my baby girl got the chance to explore this museum. Learning is fun!

I got tickets via an online app which is cheaper than buying in the museum itself. The ladies in the ticketing are not warm but have speedy service. The guards are friendly. The workshop about fire is entertaining and educational. The kids who were watching with me loved it. What amazed me is the giant T-Rex and the earthquare simulation. Going here isn't a must try but it sure will give a fun experience.

It is a very educational place but i think they should assign staff to tour inside. To fully understand what the display is all about, u need to read the description first. I went there with my 7y.o daughter, before i finish reading description my child already lost interest on that display and went to another. I enjoyed it but my child doesnt.

Good place to feed young minds. Kids will surely enjoy the wonder of Science. Exhibits are good and interactive. However, some are already in need of maintenance work and probably, a little update. Also, avoid the influx of people by going on a weekday and pray that they'll be no schedule field trips. Nonetheless, it's worth the price, especially if you got some kids with you or you are a life-long learner.

Very educational for both parents and the child (ren) because the place is very interactive. It requires a lot of reading so either the parent/guardian should read to the child or for the child to practice his/her reading, the child reads to you. We booked 0900H-1200H. There is much to see and much to do but it can be finished within three hours. I suggest going at this time if you are type like me who doesn't want to be surrounded by a lot of people too much plus we got ahead by half the lot by the time people started coming in. I am giving it a 4/5 for now because there are some exhibits that are under repair and some exhibits need the aid of the mobile app. It would have been nice if it was included in the email that to get most of the experience the app is needed especially that I have also booked ahead of time. Overall my kid was happy and it was a great experience for her and me.

A thoughtfully and with effort created exhibition of space, nature, human body, physics and history. The exhibits are well organized, interesting and many of them are interactive. There are also little niche "shows" of 10-15 minutes in some places. The space walk and earthquake room are very interesting. A 3 hour slot is sufficient to walk around and enjoy each exhibit. The daily pass may be useful if visiting in larger groups and more for kids. My parents, sister and I (minimum age 25) had a good, fun afternoon... I.e. it's not just a kid place!

Great

This is a good place to bring your kids and introduce them to science. My son loves the difgerent animals and insects displayed in particular. We also got the chance to try the earthquake simulation. We suggest you come early to avoid crowd. Also as this is a public place, I discourage bringing infants that might be exposed to viruses. Don't forget to bring camera and capture your kid enjoying the museum.

Went here for half the price ticket because of their birthday promo.The place is informative and mind engaging, with different sections that tackles different branches of science. Happy that I have visited this place. This place must be included in students' field trips.

Mind Museum is open again! Until January 30, 2022, they have welcome back promo. Php900 for 2 adults and Php475 for children. Adults need to be fully vaccinated while children can enter either vaccinated or not as long as accompanied by a fully vaccinated adult. I swear, take advantage of it because it's worth the price!

Honestly, this was the first museum I had been to. My mom could not afford to pay for the school field trip that would take us to museums like this. Science is alive, it says. I was here alone and i find it amazing to be here by myself. I had all my time to wander the whole place, I'd seen the evolution of life, how fashion started, how universe look like, how it sounds. I love everything that belongs to the sky, starts. The place made a remarkable space in my heart that i could always remember whenever I'll miss it. The place was exquisite, a friend of mine told me that and it is indeed.

I like how the museum was organized; it was easy ro go around. Some attractions weren't working when we were there.. prolly because we're coming from the pandemic. Overall, a good experience. Good place to bring your kids to.

Great experience for kids. Hope they update their displays and modules since nothing changed through the years. Its kinda getting old and outdated.

After how many years of hearing about this place, I was only able to visit it this year 2022. Honestly, I was expecting a lot but sad to say it was just so-so for me. The displays I don't know if it is because of the pandemic but there are a lot of displays that are no longer in operation. Some are damaged or non-functioning. There are a lot of times where you will be disappointed that you don't know what the displays are supposed to be. The instructions on some operational displays are lacking, missing or not easy to understand. The crowd I expected the crowd to be more juvenile but most of the visitors are actually adults, with a few chidren. There is a deficiency in employees which is why some children were actually damaging the displays. The ambience To compare the mind museum with other science or exploratory museums, it was better in quantity and quality however, it needs updating and upgrading. All in all it was a meh experience because there were a lot of times when we were forcing ourselves to enjoy and be curious about the displays but we just end up saying okay most of the time. This place is a good exploration experience for children but as adults, it is not worth the time.

If you love science, you will enjoy exploring this area. From plants down to a study of the human body, you ask it. They have it 😄 An informative place to visit.

Awesome experience especially if you love science. There are many attractions inside my favorite spot is solar system. Kids and also kids at heart will defenitely enjoy it.

The staff were friendly, the place was clean and comfortable. The exhibits were very well designed and I think are still the best at engaging young museum goers. There's a good layout to the museum. Different, distinct well-designed sections each with their own theme, and connected by halls and paths. My concern is that there are a lot of exhibits and interactive sections that are out of order. Most of the exhibits were still good but it's also not easy to glance over how many were not functional. I've visited the museum 3 times, and the most recent one was quite saddening because I know how the exhibits were supposed to look and function

We purchased tickets on Klook. My Filipino friend bought them at a greater discount compared to what I could get them for. The museum was very interesting. I think you could get through the whole thing in 3 hours compared to having the day pass.

Loved it. Try to schedule your visit on a weekday or an unusual weekend because it's way better when there's not a lot of people/students. Also get your tickets online as it's half the price for the same all day access. Prepare for a lot of walking because there's just so much to see. There's also no bag counter to leave your things so pack light. Make sure to also check everything so your experience is worth it. Touring it might time 3 to 4 hours so plan wisely. I rarely rate 5 stars on anything but The Mind Museum was just amazing.

Beautiful museum, and lots of incredible information! Too crowded on weekends. Limited food option outside. Minus one star because there are many things that need upgrade and repair and another minus one star because I can’t believe you need to pay additional for the features mini-museum/ play area outside. Also hope they can have a cafe outside like M Cafe of Ayala Museum.

Would give 5 stars if they were able to maintain it. Some of the display, interactive machines aren't working properly.

Theres a lot of things to discover. Many to mention. The museum is big, beautiful, and I really enjoyed my visit here. This review is short because and im pretty sure that you will enjoyed it too. You'll get what you pay for. ❤️

Very thought provoking. You see real life things here the children love to question.

I First time

Museum at the heart of BGC Taguig

Nice museum...

Just right

One of kind museum! What a way to learn Science and Technology. It was fun and there are lots of interactive exhibits.

It's very easy to spend hours in this place. Very informative and entertaining as well! I highly recommend it, good for the whole family!

Experience Science coming out alive here at The Mind Museum. The place offers educational tools and learning piece to all science geeks out there. Aside from fun facts, they also have Lab classes for kids. The place offers a good array of educational materials presented in a very interesting manner. They also have several shows throghout the day too.

Good for your children. There are interactive displays that you can play.

best space used for a small area. best place for kids to explore. too many kids during the weekends but still ideal. -1 🌟 because most of the exhibit are broken and not child/teen proof. too much words being used but good for adults. loved the place and best presentation on the stars. it was awesome, a must attend even if you are OLD. BUT PLS DONT FALL ASLEEP. it's rude.

The museum was very interactive and there's plenty of activities to do. They are open from Tuesday to Sunday. The museum was costly but they offer promos as well. I've got almost 80% discount as my siblings brought their ID classified as students. No food and drinks are allowed inside. They also organized varities of program/shows, which you need to ay extra. We've enjoyed our visit and we are planning to come again!

Great experience for the kids! Hoping that they would expand their galleries further to maximize the science experience! Great architectural features too!

The Mind Museum, When Science = Fun I am not a Museums guy, but this museum I really enjoyed !! Enough said. It is fun and enjoyable for everyone, and if you have kids then a visit to this museum is a must. .Peace.

Amazing place. I enjoyed visiting there with my Mom amd Dad. I learned a lot too. I love Science. Mind Musuem i wil give you five.. high five!

My kids enjoyed everything. They learned a lot, specially the planet and how the earth begun. Kids and kids at heart will surely enjoy. The experience and learnings are worthless. School should consider this attractions for their field trips. Thank you mind museum for a great experience. 😊😊😊

very interesting and fun to explore. a hidden gem in a busy metropolis

Plenty of instagramable views. Need atleast 2 hours to go around inside. Buy your tickets through metrodeal apps for cheaper entrance fee for walk-in visitors.

excelent museum to visit with your family or friends for reservations or group bookings contact (02) 86377695

NEVER HAD THE CHANCE TO GO HERE WHEN I WAS A KID. I wish I had!

Good place

(Translated by Google) Thaky (Original) Thaky

Creative! Superb!

great place for kids and kids-at-heart :)

My wife and I loved our visit here, could spend a whole day learning and experiencing what the museum has to offer.

😍🤩

Space is awesome

Highly recommended for families with children and adults who just love science in general. This is a great bonding activity and educational at the same time.

It’s good they’re keeping their plants alive during lockdown.

Its very educational. Best for Science lovers.

Always a blast!

Looks run down, lots of exhibits not working and dark. Live demo show has lazy presenters and don't do experiments they were supposed to and do a Q&A exam instead. Waste of Money and Time

Educational. My kid enjoyed it. We will visit it again.

Very Science!

Very nice and educating place.

Not sure about this place

Kids had a lot of fun

Not all exhibits are working. Too expensive for a family of 6.

Few interactive stuff

Home of the most complete fossil of a T-Rex. Educational and fun.

We were able to catch their small event at the Robinsons Galleria South. It was fun. We're most likely going to give their main museum a visit soon.

Educational place to go

Fine for kids, but nothing of particular note

(Translated by Google) A nice museum to spend an alternative day with both friends and family and children. To be seen (Original) Un bel museo dove passare una giornata alternativa sia con gli amici che con la famiglia e i bambini. Da vedere

The kiddos and the kiddos-at-heart really loved this place. Good way to learn many things in one place.

My daughter loved the place.

Very nice displays and very educational. Good for students and teachers since they also have discounts.

Informative, worthwhile... 🙂

Good

Its very exciting ang amazing place

A project of the Bonifacio Art Foundation, the Mind Museum was opened in March 2012, showcasing galleries and interactive exhibits on science and technology. Because of its popularity specially with young students and kids, the Museum is always full. Buying your tickets in advance is recommended.

The place is a bit small, it certainly doesn't take more than 3 hours to walk through. There are some nice visually interesting parts at the museum. Wish it was bigger. My favourite thing was what I call the 'vomit tunnel'. So fun! You walk through it and it gives you vertigo.

The Mind Museum in Taguig is probably the country's premier museum that showcases science and technology. Located in the bustling Bonifacio Global City and is generally accessible to the public - whether for kids and adults alike. It also features science-related events and offers an out of school educational experience that one is guaranteed to enjoy.

Very futuristic! The P900 promo for two is worth the 3 hours tour. :)

First visited during my kid's field trip and was very impressed with their exhibits and how everything is interactive. We went back years later and still enjoyed every minute of it. Aside from the indoor experience, they also have an outdoor playground where parents and children can goof and play around.

Who said museums are just for kids and for school trips? It was a really fun and learning experience. My inner kid and scientist really enjoyed the interactive exhibits. They have a vast collection of exhibits among different sciences--geology, astronomy, zoology, physics, and more! I also enjoyed their live science demos and I love how the kids are enjoying the science experiments too.

We had a terrific experience at this location. My boyfriend, on the other hand, is not a fan of museums. But the best part about this location is that it's interactive, which keeps visitors like my partner interested in what they see. There's so much to look at and explore. This museum has an in-depth presence that attracts its guests.

A Stellar Learning Adventure at The Mind Museum, Taguig! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Our recent visit to The Mind Museum in Taguig was an educational and unforgettable experience for my son and me. Organized as a field trip by his school, the museum is a fantastic destination for children and adults alike, offering a unique blend of science, art, and technology. The exhibits are interactive, engaging, and thought-provoking, making it a perfect place for curious minds. Upon entering, we were welcomed by helpful staff who guided us through the museum's five main galleries: the Atom, Earth, Life, Universe, and Technology. Each gallery is beautifully designed and filled with intriguing displays that spark the imagination. My son was particularly captivated by the 3D film showing the birth of the universe and the life-sized T. rex exhibit, which he couldn't stop talking about. The museum's Science-in-the-Park area was another highlight, providing a fun outdoor space where children can learn about physics, biology, and ecology through hands-on activities. We spent hours exploring the park's different stations, including the Music Makers, Waterworks, and Fossil Dig. Not only is The Mind Museum an enjoyable outing for children, but it is also an excellent learning experience that encourages them to ask questions and think critically about the world around them. The well-organized field trip ensured that my son was engaged, entertained, and inspired throughout our visit. Overall, I highly recommend The Mind Museum in Taguig for a memorable and educational family outing. Whether you're a science enthusiast or simply seeking a fun, interactive experience, this museum offers something for everyone. Don't forget to check their calendar for special events and workshops that cater to various age groups and interests. In summary, our visit to The Mind Museum was a thrilling adventure that left us eager to return and explore even more.

I came here in 2020. I most likely would not have gone if the museum was not right behind my hotel, and I'm very glad that I did! Interactive displays bring out the child in you. I put my head in the mouth of a whale shark, I walked through an earthquake simulator, i played with a plasma ball, and I hung out with the first Tyrannosaur on display in the Philippines. I've been to museums all over the world, and this is definitely one of the most fun.

Great for childen and adults! You can roam the whole museum in an hour or two. No guides but the signs are helpful. You can check with them if there's an educational tour so you can plan ahead. Comfort rooms are clean. There's a nearby Jollibee if you get hungry. Accessibility wise, easy to go to.

Fun place for kids, the ticket booth is outside of the building and can be easily missed though.

It was a fun and interesting museum with lots of interactive activities. We booked it thru klook booking to get the tickets much cheaper for the whole day pass. I highly recommend visiting this museum.