This was pretty cool, if you're in elementary school. Since we weren't we tried to revert back to our childhood days. We made the best of it, played playstation with a surfing penguin (we sucked), made a movie, and played on some over-sized instruments (that was funny). All in all, you gotta make the best out of every situation. more

I took my kids, ages 9 and 11, here in August. We had made reservations the week before and got in at noon. Unfortunately, we were let in at the same time as several camps from the area, so you can imagine the crowd of children. Many of the stations were outdated (like the one where you learn how a... more

The Sony Wonder Lab was OK. As soon as you walk in there is a Spiderman statue. My class had to wait an HOUR to go to the elevator. Then you got a sony wonderlab card. You had to swipe through everything you accomplished. You even had to make an id which was dum. THERE WERE LINES FOR EVERYTHING. I... more

Our family of five (boys ages 14,12,& 9) recently visited Sony Wonder Lab and really enjoyed our experience. The hands-on activities kept us all busy for close to three hours. It was fun and educational. There were "lessons" on the history of technology, how things work (like camcorders, VHS tapes, a TV....), weather, the human body. There were also video... more

I took my daughter to visit the Sony Wonder on March 18, 2004. She is taking a broadcast technology class in school and she is interested in everything about it. We saw it on the internet while planning our NYC trip. She loved this place so much we stayed for 4 hours. She tried every interactive station available. She especially... more

Great hands on learning experience that is fun at the same time. more