It's a fun place to experience science (or at least the fun part of it!) with kids and other family members. You can even enjoy it alone but the fun triples if you have at least someone with you since quite a few of the devices require two or more people to take a certain action at the same time. 95% of each section has clear English instructions but some are only in local language. They have large areas for smaller kids if they don't like to play with the scientific kits (ie small bicycle road with road lights etc) which could entertain them for couple of hours. Overall, it's meant to be more fun than advanced. I've been to CAS (California Academy of Science) and that place is huge and more advanced, but also less like a playground. Here at VIDA you get to jump while learn about cool scientific facts, cycle over a rope to see how balancing works, play with a gyroscope suitcase to see how hard it is to turn it, even jump in a rotating field and try to hit your friend with a ball and experiencing how hard it will be to aim straight. All in the name of science. I truely enjoyed my time here.