The kids enjoyed the day and we felt it was very educational and lots of fun. I feel though that the entry price was a little high and that a family of 4 was almost £50. This was a treat. Surely the councils would re think this for less off families considering its all for education purposes???

Think it’s very expensive for a 3 hour time slot, no floor staff on busy Saturday (half term week) , didn’t see one. So no one to assist in any of the activities, we were stuck on one and even tried to ring 3 times to find out where we were going wrong and no reply. Busy with no queue system if you do wait your turn someone will jump in before you as lots of kids wondering and doing as please , which is what it’s for just be aware. The good activities are same as were 10/20 years ago , the new things are touch screen, which are only suitable for the older child think 8+ with help and were boring but educational, the fun educational activities are all the old one. No where to have coffee there unless the cafe at front which you need to leave and go through shop to get too. We did sit for a bit in the picnic area but we had to clean it up ourselves as all tables had been left dirty and as said no staff, but this was more an issue with other customers cause who wouldn’t pick up after themselves? I think tickets should be open ended and have a cafe to go to in the centre to sit have food/coffee etc and then continue. You can go out and get coffee but when only 3hour slot and that expensive not really an option , as want to make most. I do know it’s a charity but tickets still need to be cheaper to allow for all families and not just the well off. £35.50 for 2 adults and 1 child (£32.35 without donations)or close to £50 if you have 2 children means locals aren’t able to make the most of the educational activities and it’s a once in a blue moon treat , where as to learn you need to repeat. Maybe more funding needed from other sources lottery, government etc if ticket prices aren’t covering the cost and that’s why no staff available? Did keep the little one busy for the 3 hours but improvements needed.

I was a little unsure about taking a three yr old and a 18 month old as i have only been with school children but it was pouring down with rain so we thought we’d give it a go. Well they loved it, they provide aprons and hand dryers for the water play. now and upstairs there’s a small play area for littlies. We spent 2 1/2 hours and that’s without lunch. Lovely walk around the bay with outdoor play parks near. Fab day out!

My children exploded when they realised that we had secretly booked a visit. It was worth every single penny and the amount of activities was staggering, in fact a 2nd visit is required as we didn’t get to see everything and the things we did see we want to see again. Staff were friendly and could be found dotted around which was really nice. We took a Star Tour and it was magnificent from start to finish. We got there for 10am and left at 1:30pm exhausted from all the fun and games. Thanks to all the staff for making our day awesome.

I Went With My School To Techniquest And I Really Enjoyed It . We Played On the Slide / The bar Where You Have To Hold Onto The Bar Until You Fall And It Times You I Got 36.54 Seconds . The Hurricane Room Was My Favourite . Something Techniquest Could Do Better Is Add An Era For Little Kids Like 4 And Younger For Them To Play . I Learned How Hard A hurricane Is . I'd Love To Go Back There I Had A Lush Time . Id Rate It 10/10 Well done Techniquest .

Visited on a Tuesday, it was quiet so were able use some of the interactive items. But there could be more things to do, like a driving simulator and a large Lego area. Best items were, spinning ball and floor piano. The gift shop is reasonably priced

We came as part of a very well organised toddlers event. Plenty of reasonably priced parking immediately opposite the entrance. Lots of displays and interactions to delight all ages and they were all working! The exhibits were very varied and well informed, in Welsh as well as English. The staff were a cheery bunch who interacted well and clearly enjoyed their jobs. Prices were reasonable. The shop had a wide range of items and a good selection of welsh langauge books for the young scientists. A cafe lies just off the shop with good views of the bay.