Shawn M.
12/16/2025
My son thoroughly had a great time here. Between the car race track and the dinosaur area, he was in full exploration overload. I've driven past this place hundreds of times, always saying I...
Discovery Cube Orange County
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2500 N Main St
Santa Ana, CA 92705
Started in 1998, the Discovery Science Center is a nonprofit organization that educates and helps children, teachers and families in improving their understanding of science, mathematics and technology applications through exhibits and programs. The center features a more than 59,000 square foot of exhibit space and serves over 450,000 people annually. It offers Science to Go and assembly programs, as well as organizes field trips for school groups. The center includes a Dino Quest, which is a section that exhibits an electronic quest, online videogame and dinosaurs. The Discovery Science Center also houses a digital laboratory that provides computer education to students and adults. The center provides venues for private corporate parties, company family days and school programs for groups of up to 1,000 people.
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3.51,038 reviews
Jasmyn H.
12/13/2025
What a wonderful experience. The location is huge, with so many interactive exhibits that kept us engaged the entire time. The staff are very friendly, knowledgeable, and always happy to help or...
Rich R.
10/21/2025
Cleanliness 3 Costs 2 Cuisine 2 Customer service 4 This place was fun for about 45 min. Definitely for ages 3-9. The price is a bit high, especially for the adults when all you are doing at times...
David P.
12/15/2025
Where a kid can be a kid, and it's fun for adults too! You always see the giant cube driving on the 5 freeway so it's time to finally come in. There are so many exhibits here because it's a two...
Nancy S.
12/15/2025
Such a great experience to come here in a field trip. The Cube has changed a bit and for the better. More interactive fun for the kids and the displays are great for older kids. They had a blast...
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