My kids aren’t particularly into science but they really enjoyed the visit to this museum. There are several interactive exhibits (many AI based) and they held their attention for quite a long time. The innovative applications to science section (as it applies in some still developing countries) was interesting. And there was a good mix of media across different topics. We enjoyed the gift shop too. Probably worth a good couple of hours. Free phone charging downstairs was a plus!

If you are into science and innovation, this place is for you. Went there before the Innovation Trail for an hour or so. I was worried if it's for little kids, but not, it's for grown-ups. Great exhibits on astrophysics, and genetics. We enjoyed the robotics and AI exhibit. Deep fake is brilliant and MIT hacks were fun. Highly recommend if you are in the area.

There are a few galleries of this museum which are informative or thought provoking, but this is a niche museum that may not appeal to even the average person interested in science. Several of the galleries are about MIT itself, including MIT's history and student body, and would be of less interest to non-MIT students and alumni. Other galleries are art inspired by biotechnology, which may also not appeal to everyone. Perhaps I am unenlightened, but although I do follow biotechnology developments, I don't have a strong interest in seeing biotechnology interpreted through art. Although I am interested in science, I am neutral on science specifically done at MIT. The bottom line is that if don't mind spending $18 for a ticket and you don't have kids with you, yeah, go, but maybe find other activities in Boston if you have less time and/or you have kids.

We went with the grandkids for PI day, which was on March 17 this year. There were numerous exhibits and hands-on activities that were arranged by some wonderful teenagers. They have a new Ai component to some of the exhibits which makes it even better.

Spanned over three floors, are numerous ground-breaking exhibits from their history. Features are well organized and you can start anywhere. I particularly enjoyed the AI section - where you were challenged to spot the real versus fake video, and also where you could compose a poem with the computer. This interactive exhibition is more geared for adults, not kids. Explanations are done in a simplistic manner that won’t overwhelm you (or at least, not too much). Do visit the souvenir section too - it’s got some cool gifts. You should spend about 2 hours, assuming 1/5 of the stuff doesn’t fascinate or excite you.

I went to MIT and started from visiting centre.they gave me a map and plan to start from museum. Very interesting very different. I enjoy , I learn and had a brain storm.some visitors came with kids . The best part was Artificial intelligence.Genetic was also interesting. You will have the chance to see workshops and many other things. It takes 2 or 3 hours. I suggest to walk around the campuses and visit art collage . Ticket is 18 $