OMSI Planetarium — Attraction in Portland

My husband, 13 year old son and I went to see Beautifica tonight. Those tickets were a huge luxury for us and we were really looking forward to it. Unfortunately, the immersive experience was completely ruined by someone bringing their 1 year old who didn't stop babbling, fussing, crying, squeaking and grunting the ENTIRE show. On top of that, the grandmother was next to my husband, snoring for most of it! I'm so incredibly disappointed because from the bits that I actually caught, it was a stunning show. There should be showtimes available for people with small children because they should be able to enjoy it as well, but it's not fair to ruin it for everyone else! Or provide headphones or allow us to connect our own Bluetooth headphones so we can enjoy the movie undisturbed. We won't be attending again because this was so far out of our budget but would have been worth it had we been able to hear it without constant...

My experience was only with the Planetarium.

The chairs need to be able recline back much farther when the focal point is at the very top. I tried to crane my neck and contort my body to be able to fully enjoy the Trust the Universe experience, but by the halfway mark, I was forced to look down to save my neck and I could not focus on the show due to the discomfort. I was very disappointed that the poor design of the chairs prevented me from enjoying a show I was very much looking forward to and gave me temporary physical pain afterwards. I gave two stars because the sound system was nice and the theater was clean.

I was sat in the front row so I hope those viewing in the back rows had an easier time on...

Cute place. Very relaxed and enjoyable. Kids preferred the interactive side. But loved seeing the Sloth and Axolotls. The donated fetuses were really cool to look at, and see with our eyes just how quickly a baby is truly a baby, just a few weeks post conception, you can see such itty bitty fingers, but it was also difficult to know all the losses. We got hungry so we didn’t get to enjoy the planetarium...