
Discovery Cube Los Angeles
π Sylmar, CA
Hands-on science museum with interactive exhibits, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse display, climbing wall, and eco-adventure carousel. Perfect for toddlers and children under 8 who love learning through play.
An incredible place to explore for kids! My 4 year old spent 3 hours here discovering and learning. Not only do you learn about science, you also learn social skills when it comes to sharing and taking turns. There was a field trip with about 1000 kids (is what we were told!) so the place was unusually packed. Perfect for toddlers! We were hoping for the dinosaur exhibition but enjoyed the Barbie and L.A Kings exhibitions that were currently running. The carousel out front was spectacular. You can purchase all-day tickets or a single ride. It was the perfect way to end the visit. Little kids can ride (under 42β tall) so long as a parent or guardian is next to them holding them up. Thereβs a cafeteria that serves ready-made sandwiches, hot pizza, fruit and snacks. The bathrooms have changing tables and thereβs a family bathroom on the 1st floor. Parking is free next to the park and itβs about 1 block away from the entrance of the Discovery Cube.
π Family Action Verdict
This is an excellent choice for families with toddlers and children under 8 who love hands-on learning experiences. The interactive science exhibits, play supermarket, and carousel make it particularly engaging for young kids. Plan for 2-3 hours and be prepared for potential crowds during field trip season.
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Jenae Lien
11 months ago
βAn incredible place to explore for kids! My 4 year old spent 3 hours here discovering and learning. Not only do you learn about science, you also learn social skills when it comes to sharing and taking turns. There was a field trip with about 1000 kids (is what we were told!) so the place was unusually packed. Perfect for toddlers! We were hoping for the dinosaur exhibition but enjoyed the Barbie and L.A Kings exhibitions that were currently running. The carousel out front was spectacular. You can purchase all-day tickets or a single ride. It was the perfect way to end the visit. Little kids can ride (under 42β tall) so long as a parent or guardian is next to them holding them up. Thereβs a cafeteria that serves ready-made sandwiches, hot pizza, fruit and snacks. The bathrooms have changing tables and thereβs a family bathroom on the 1st floor. Parking is free next to the park and itβs about 1 block away from the entrance of the Discovery Cube.β
FRANKIE SHOL
a month ago
βI went for a field trip with a class I work in. It was really neat! The different sections are incredible! The play super market is huge! It had shopping carts, lots of awesome play foods, meats, literally looks like a real grocery store! The tablets that you use to go through the house was really neat and so fun while learning soo much about energy! Everything was soo well made and the amount of learning was incredible! We all had a great time! I'm grateful I got to go! I will definitely be going back to bring my kids! It's more than worth your money!!β
Daniel Jackson
4 months ago
βFantastic place yo bring the kiddos. Just a heads up you can probably go thru this entire place in about 2hrs. But its a nice place to take kids and see some interesting science experiments. I love how the 2nd floor has new exhibits often. They had scooby doo mysteries on this trip. My son loves to come here and just get to touch everything. Recommend bringing kids for the experience.β
Danielle Massell
2 months ago
βThis is exploratory Wonderland for my two year-old son!!! He is obsessed with this place when we go itβs impossible to get him to leave because itβs that incredible!!! Weβre going back again this weekend, because once you know how wonderful it is, you never wanna stop revisiting πβ
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Overview
Discovery Cube Los Angeles features hands-on science exhibits including Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Exhibit, Eco-Adventure Carousel, climbing wall, Cube Studios, and Race to Zero Waste activities. The museum offers birthday parties, summer camps, field trips, and sensory-friendly mornings, with Cube CafΓ© on-site for dining.



