Discovery Cube Orange County
About
Museums, Educational Services, Kids Activities
Location
Adress: 2500 N Main St, Santa Ana, CA 92705
Phone: (714) 542-2823
Work Hours
Business info
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- local_parkingParkingPrivate Lot
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- local_offerOffers Military DiscountYes
Reviews
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Robert P
The paid parking lot is small, overflow is at mainplace mall aka: free parking. You may bring food in, there is a snack bar with healthy choices and some pretty taste pizza. Kids love the many activities and events they hold here each year as well. There is the dinosaur gospel game outside and rockets upstairs. Supermarket game, waste recycle competition, rocket lab. During the Christmas holiday season they have real snow with sledding in the parking lot and soapbox derby, they supply the edible car parts.
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Donna Sanchez
Its great for small kids, not so much teens. There is a snack place but we brought our own. Plenty of learning..my grandson had a ball..outside is all about dinosaurs, you can even climb in one! And the rocket launch..your in it when it launches..it was a fun day today.
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Peter Tierney
I bought the family pass the first time we went. First, I really appreciate how you can apply the cost of that days tickets towards your annual pass after trying it out as long as you do so before you leave that day. There is lots to do that entertains the kids. Easy to go spend 1-2 hours to get the kids out. Also appreciate the rotating exhibits. Oh, ya and the annual pass is good to all 3 locations, convenient much.
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maegen showalter
we had so much fun!we went and thought we would spend an hour two and a half max and we spent almost 5 hours there just exploring everything! my 9 year old had a blast running around playing and just having fun. we will definitely go back!
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Danger Danger
Great place to get a membership if got have kids. They can literally spend a whole day on one activity like the blocks or the wall ball. Recently we went to Bubblefest and it was incredible. If you summed every bubble you've ever seen in your life and multiplied it by a thousand, that's how many bubbles they had. Oh, my kids liked it also.