We went to Rama IX Museum after seeing the good reviews. It consists of 4 museums in total, Rama being the "highlight". Although we were told that when we paid the full package that we would get access to all four museums, then national history museum turned out to be closed down for renovation. This was a huge disappointment, as this was our main reason for going there. How come the staff didn't know about this?? After setting foot into the science museum, we quickly discovered that it was outdated and the few interactive futures that had didn't work or was out of order. So, we decided to head for Rama IX. This could have been so much more interesting, if the museum had had storytelling elements. Instead, stuffed or plastic animals were posing outside their natural habits on the floor without any reference to their habitats. A plastic camel was posing on tiles and then a picture of the desert was shown in the background. How about some sand, some context like a beduin camp and beduins with storytelling g elements...

The maker spaces appeared dull and uninteresting and again - outdated. It seems the concept of a maker space has been reduced to the bare meaning of the word - a room where you can make something... The science museum does contain a dome with stargazing shows. We plan to return for this (extra charges of 45 thb applies) and hope that this will be a good experience.