Fernbank Science Center Review

Some ignorant commenters on this page give bad information. The Fernbank Science Center and the Fernbank Museum of Natural History are two separate places and two different organizations. Anyone describing a cafe or IMAX theater is not talking about Fernbank Science Center, but about the Fernbank Natural History Museum. The nearby Fernbank Natural History Museum is a private nonprofit organization separate from the Fernbank Science Center. Fernbank Science Center can, but it could be much better. The lady who is the host of the Planetarium program needs to speak. The Science Center exhibits are old and outdated. The place should be more interactive and better exhibits. I think the DeKalb County school system should sell this science center to a private organization. I believe the school district can use the money! Smart negotiators want to spend some time teaching classrooms with the school.

It is recommended to go on Saturday, Sunday time is short, very good museum, slowly look at it is interesting, there is no chance to experience the outdoors, go next time

The Vernbank Science Center is an independent research institute, and many projects here have begun to transform economically.

This is the scientific research center in Atlanta, where you can experience the changes technology brings to our lives, and the interactions and experience activities that make me understand the importance of technology.

To the east of Atlanta, the biggest highlight is the five-storey IMAX cinema. Several nature lovers bought plots here and named them locally, which were built in 1992 and are now an important classroom to showcase Georgia's natural evolution, giving people who explore the development of the planet additional knowledge.