Parking was confusing, but the science center itself was good. At first we thought our kids were a little old for it. We walked through a few simple displays that weren't particularly inspiring, and then decided to have lunch. The food was good and not too expensive and we got to eat outdoors with a view of the river. Afterward the kids went exploring on their own and my mom and I were going to be content with sitting outside and reading.
But then I decided to check on the kids and discovered the deeper you went into the Imagination Station the more interesting it got. I found Quinn by a mesmerizing display that involved a spinning disk and lots of sand that you could manipulate with brushes and sticks to create patterns. We probably could have done that all day.