We visited this afternoon. All the staff we encountered were lovely. We seemed to enter along with a couple of large groups and this made it hard to try the attractions as we were constantly waiting. Views from the top were lovely. Would we visit again?……personally I don’t think it’s worth the entrance fee when it is so busy. Maybe on a quieter day.

Camera Obscura was a nice place to look around and had some good displays. The show was good although if its not a bright day you do struggle to see anything ... no ones fault, it's mother nature. Lots to do and very interactive. The kids will love it

My granddaughters (6) enjoyed everything especially the mirror maze, fart chairs, photo booth and well, everything really. It was mid-week in January so not too busy, which made the whole experience much more enjoyable. It was a sunny day so the camera obscura showed up well. However, I think it is extremely expensive if you have more than one child.

We had wanted to visit here for a long and had been previously put off by covid restrictions and the entry price. Well our day didn't disappoint and we past a fun filled 3 hours exploring the various interactive activities. Perfect for a wet day and for a nice day as we enjoyed watching everyone in the street. A must when in Edinburgh

Certainly not cheap, actually expensive for a family of four compared with other Edinburgh attractions, but we are still glad we did it. Take your time through the attraction to take everything in. We got some great photographs and the whole family really enjoyed it.

Great location with amazing views of Edinburgh from the rooftop! The place was quite busy when we were there, everyone seemed to be having fun ! This is a bit on the pricier side, it may be difficult for one to justify the cost, however it was an enjoyable experience and we left with some funny illusion photos!

We visited this hidden gem after seeing a leaflet for it at the dungeons. Although it was a bit on the expensive side, we had a good day. There was so much fun crammed into what seemed like a small building. My only grumble would be to allow less people in per time slot, as we did feel that the exhibits were overrun by kids (and some bad behaved ones!). I understand that we did visit during half term, however, on such weeks I feel that there should be more of a limit. We found ourselves waiting for some of the exhibits for a very long time and then had children jumping on when it was our turn. This can’t really be helped by staff but it was annoying. There was plenty of interaction throughout the building which was awesome, and at the top there was the most beautiful view of Edinburgh. It would be good to have a map up there of the city so that you know what you’re seeing (maybe there was and I was un-observant!). We will definitely visit again next time we are in the area.

Great experience, even better if you have children! Wasn’t sure of the actual history of the museum but the talk at the end of the trip was really good! Lots of activities and mind-bending sections. The mirror maze and vortex tunnel are excellent. Staff are so friendly and welcoming, definitely worth a trip!

Thoroughly enjoyed a visit here it was a complete change to the type of place I would normally visit. The views from the rooftop were spectacular. The only thing stopping me rate this as a 5 was that when certain areas are busy it’s hard to fully enjoy them.

I went with my kids at a supposed to be quiet time later at night .and I thought there would have been a bit more . There was people taking 5-10 mins on certain things just to take lots of pictures and had to pass half of the things because of it . The only good part was the vortex at the end . Apart from that it wasn’t worth the money of 2 adults and 2 kids. Wouldn’t go back