Centre de la Cosmosphère et de l'espace du Kansas - Hutchinson, Kansas

Le Centre de la Cosmosphère et de l'espace du Kansas est un musée scientifique situé à Hutchinson, KS 67501. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au 8003970330. Ce musée est une attraction touristique populaire offrant une variété de spécialités, y compris un cinéma, une boutique de cadeaux et des expériences éducatives interactives pour tous les âges.

Le Centre de la Cosmosphère et de l'espace du Kansas est facilement accessible en fauteuil roulant, ce qui en fait une excellente option pour les visiteurs ayant des besoins d'accessibilité spécifiques. Ils offrent également des remises pour les militaires en activité, les enfants et les familles. Les commodités sur place comprennent des toilettes, un restaurant, du Wi-Fi et des installations adaptées aux enfants, telles qu'une table à langer et une salle d'allaitement.

Le musée est équipé pour les malentendants, avec des places assises accessibles en fauteuil roulant, un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant et des toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant. Ils proposent même des location de fauteuils roulants pour les visiteurs qui en auraient besoin.

Le Centre de la Cosmosphère et de l'espace du Kansas a reçu des critiques élogieuses pour ses expositions engageantes et éducatives, avec une moyenne de 4,8/5 étoiles sur la base de 2901 avis sur Google My Business. Les visiteurs apprécient les spectacles et les activités adaptées aux enfants proposés par le musée.

En somme, si vous êtes à la recherche d'une expérience éducative et interactive en matière d'espace et de sciences, le Centre de la Cosmosphère et de l'espace du Kansas est une option incontournable. Nous vous recommandons de visiter leur site web à l'adresse cosmo.org pour plus d'informations sur les heures d'ouverture, les expositions actuelles et les tarifs. Ne manquez pas cette excellente opportunité d'en apprendre davantage sur l'espace et de passer une journée amusante et éducative en famille.

Avis de Centre de la Cosmosphère et de l'espace du Kansas

Butch Moore

4/5

A little hard to find a parking spot but let me tell you, even if you have to walk from the parking lot across the street, it’s well worth it. This little cafe that’s tucked inside the cosmosphere has some amazing menu items. Look at the size of one of their hamburgers. We will be adding this to our go to spot. Wide variety of options to choose from and a reasonable price. Outside seating as well with was an unexpected surprise. Please visit this on for lunch and the views.

N S

5/5

The Cosmosphere is a great space museum that you might be surprised to find in Hutchinson, Kansas. They have so many amazing artifacts from the early German rocketry days, the USA vs. USSR space race, and beyond. I think it is only topped by the Smithsonian, who they are affiliated with. You have to make time for a science show in Dr. Goddard's Lab (great for kids), see a documentary in the dome theater (think imax+), and star gaze in their planetarium. They have a restaurant on site and a play area for the kids. The space exhibits are currently (Aug-24) going through a remodeling which looks great (much brighter and better than before), but most exhibits are still viewable while they remodel. It is well worth the trip from Wichita if you are nearby.

Kimberly Hampton

5/5

I had no idea there was an incredible space museum in Kansas! I feel like way more people should know about this place. It’s not just some little space museum either. It’s a full on all day experience with tons of space artifacts like Apollo XIII. I’ve been a space nerd for a long time and never knew about this place. The extra cost to do the All Access was so worth it. The museum is currently adding new exhibits so we’ll for sure be back when those open.

Michael Griffis

5/5

We had a wonderful time there. Lots of things to learn about our space exploration.
Even the Cafe was a great place to stop and have a very good lunch. Definitely a wonderful place to experience a add to your bucket list.

Caitlyn I (Roytbt)

5/5

We had a blast in Dr. goddard's lab. The simulation for the blue angels was cool and even better knowing they would be at an upcoming air show! Sad the museum was under construction, so half the exhibit was down. They said it should be completed in winter 2024, so hopefully, they will keep us posted. Overall fun experience, including the dome theater.

Imogen Phillips

4/5

Family friendly time waster. I'm a fan of space and I enjoyed seeing the exhibits. They were undergoing renovations when I visited so I wasn't able to see everything. I appreciated the space rock sample. Much better than the one at Cape Canaveral in Florida which I'm pretty sure is just plastic. Lots of information to read but with the younger ones it's hard to hold their attention.

Craig Grilliette

5/5

Great place to experience the evolution of rockets and the space race of the 1950s to the Apollo missions. They have a good planetarium movie experience.

Andrew Holt

5/5

My son and I had such a great time last year that we had to come back again. I look forward to seeing all the new exhibits next year!