id like to state that there was some good and bad parts to this exibit. but overall it was not as enjoyable as it could have been. allow me to say the pros and cons of each.

PROS: *the Infinity Dome was cool. we watched Dinosaurs of Antarctica and it was one o the best parts. we where however fairly disappointed with the length of it being only a half hour long and wished it was longer. *the Digital Immersion gallery was also really nice. very immersive and enjoyable. we felt liked we learned alot from it and enjoyed the space exhibit they had there. *the food was pretty alright tasting and was surprisingly filling.

• im glad a huge majority of the place was wheelchair accessible and friendly. *lots of cool and cute and funny stuff at the gift shop.

CONS: *the Feature Gallery and Earth and sky exhibits where closed. making most of the entire bottom floor to be disappointing with the exception of the Digital Immersion gallery. *neither me nor my partner felt interested in learning about bubbles at the inspiration stage.

• Being Human area was an absolute waste of time. i have no interest in drinking from a toilet shaped water fountain (even if i know that the water is clean. it seems uncouth) i felt offended and disgusted over the exhibit that literally sneezed on me and my partner with no warning and never felt more unwelcome in a "learning center" in my life. and a large majority of the exhibits there where more about self reflection and telling others my personal life with written or recorded notes and leaving that out in the open for anyone to just read and listen to. there was an extreme lack of learning involved. i want to learn more about the body and how it works, not tell others about my relationship status and how i met my partner! *a portion of the exhibits where broken or lacking labels throughout the entire building as a whole.. so we did not know what they did or what we should have learned by doing the activity's. *the Open Studio place had lots of interactivity. but the lack of signage describing why things did what they did or the science behind it was a let down. there was a part where we tore apart old electrical components off circuit boards. but it didn't describe what parts where what or why, so it felt more like a good way for kids to injure themselves with screwdrivers and sharp metal parts that are forcefully removed. *some exhibits where not very wheelchair friendly. *we had to ask someone from the cafeteria to find someone to let us into the dome theatre since we needed wheelchair access, which was on the second floor. we almost missed the event. there felt like there was a lack of ability to communicate to let us in. *i feel there was a lack of signage on site when it came to what was actually inside the food. i was not aware what a Beef Bannock Taco was until after it was purchased. im not saying the meal was bad. i was just unaware. *the poutine was sub par and the cheese had a weird powdery texture to it that could have been handled better with a meltier cheese. *who would spend $9.50 on a simple grilled cheese? thats insane. *giftshop in general was way overpriced and inconsistant. why would i spend $30 for a plush that is smaller then my hand while others at the same shop where half that price for the same size!?