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Two toddlers, good but not amazing especially for £
布里斯托尔科技馆的点评
点评：Couple with two toddlers aged 2 & 3
Pros:
-really friendly and professional staff.. welcoming on the door, scanning tickets, cafe, planetarium (Ruben?) and kids story (Ian).
Exhibits we loved:
-the bubbles (but equally we could create at home)
-hamster wheel
-scaffolded ball run
-slanted room
-boat bubble sinking
-viscosity bubble speeds
-parachute tennis balls ❤️
-globe air hover
-milking cow
-open piano so you could see the hammers hit the strings
-admittedly informative that I didn’t realise how important sand is or how long it takes to form.
-Planetarium younger show (not 3D) was great to have something separate offered and the guide and adventure style was great and well received by toddlers. Pitched perfectly to look for colours, actions and pretend buttons.
-Cafe choices were good and healthy options like humus & carrot and herbal teas.. (wish there was camomile for if feeling overwhelmed)
-Shop had really interesting kids books at a glance.
-Allowed to bring your own picnic, great.
-really appreciated the portable steps around the place so toddlers could see.
Cons:
-Planetarium voice volume could be much lower then toddlers wouldn’t have needed ear defenders (worth taking espec if sensory sensitive. Would be nice if they provided some for the money? Wish we would have seen what the sun is like.. the children knew it was a burning ball of fire but instead just looked at it as a dot. Wish we’d have seen all the planets or flown through space more and seen more wonders. The turning around bit of landing our rocket was weird each time.. youngest was like ‘where’s the planet gone?!’ Unnecessary time fill. Disco was fun.. twice, but I’d have liked to have seen more of space for the money, we can dance at home (and do).
(Just fyi to We the Curios the accessible row doesn’t have arm rests to pretend there are buttons on).
Story time: would be good to know it’s puppets in advance as one of my toddlers is petrified of them and did go very rigid. Worm throwing too old for my kids but I expect older ones love it. Had to reassure them lots that they were pretend!
Exhibits:
Where’s a lot of the science gone?! I last went to the old one as a child (next to temple meads) and I remember:
-electricity dome that you put your hands on
-magnets and about polarity (the one magnet thing we found my children couldn’t reach their hands under and look over to engage with)
-floating buoys and water wheels
-waves
-windmills
-cogs
-the thing you often see to put coins in and they spin round faster and faster.. I remember loving that as a kid.
-sounds waves (just one thing on vocal chords that was too loud for my boys)
-Like a speaker making something move on top.
-Wish there was stuff on hot, cold, liquid, gas, electricity, touch, smell
-genetics
-gravity
-engineering structures.. I did see a small bridge but I remember learning about the ‘key stone’ with a large soft play bridge I put together.
-Velcro.. it’s where I learnt about it being a hook and about seeds employing it too. Does the biology stuff not fall into We the Curios at all? -Chemistry.. videos of chemical reactions where you could choose which substances to mix.
-volcanos
-colour mixing with light to create purple etc.
-how 3D works
-water cycle?!
There was a lot on sand which felt too much.. repeated upstairs. People didn’t notice the sand timers as attached to end wall. One more prominent one or a sand waterfall / shoot / marble run would be better.
A massive empty space in the middle of the ground floor with benches and bean bags.. did we miss something?
A large area on animation (felt like there should be a separate area for a Wallace Gromit homage). Science? And didn’t suit younger kids but I could see teens and adults would enjoy.
Broken exhibits: the spinning wheels (elastic broke and my toddler actually caught his finger badly despite us supervising), the one asking if you thought you had a soul broke, the egg dome didn’t seem to do anything and wasn’t clear. The greenhouse was nothing?
The bumblebee bit didn’t make sense.. with the tap screen my toddler was encouraged to video him dancing like a bee but he had no concept of why or what he was doing. Why isn’t it all more joined up like a flower with pollen where it goes down a shoot or in a bees basket.. back to the hive.. it just didn’t explain anything but was a great photo opportunity for our toddlers dressed as bees.. but again we could do anytime at home.
-lots of people didn’t realise the ‘drum’ was part of the weather sequin board.. not obvious at all and once we did realise the kids liked it.. even a painted circle round the floor would link these together.
-don’t know why there was so much stuff on ‘the soul’ just asking people opinions or an artistic impression (interactive) of a soul.. science? Really? Felt more like it should be in an art space.
-biggest negative of exhibits was the GIANT images of ill body parts. Far too graphic for my children and should face the other way or come with a warning.
I was shocked at the crowds and lots of school trips when we try to go off season and quiet times because of overwhelm.. I can’t imagine what the holidays are like and would never visit during them.
We were so excited for this day out and I thought there would be loads of hands on stuff. My boys are intelligent and inquisitive and would have seized opportunities to get hands on and work out how things work and make them move but there weren’t many. It felt like a lot of things weren’t labelled and we weren’t sure what they were meant to be (the egg dome?)
Bring back some of the 1990’s exploratory stuff! Felt a bit cool in places and good photo opportunities but missed out core science things I’d love my boys to have been exposed to.
Not sure if there were water refill stations? Didn’t see one? Would be helpful.
Being easily anxious and with toddlers in tow I’d have found a map of the layout and exhibits super useful.
Pros:
-really friendly and professional staff.. welcoming on the door, scanning tickets, cafe, planetarium (Ruben?) and kids story (Ian).
Exhibits we loved:
-the bubbles (but equally we could create at home)
-hamster wheel
-scaffolded ball run
-slanted room
-boat bubble sinking
-viscosity bubble speeds
-parachute tennis balls ❤️
-globe air hover
-milking cow
-open piano so you could see the hammers hit the strings
-admittedly informative that I didn’t realise how important sand is or how long it takes to form.
-Planetarium younger show (not 3D) was great to have something separate offered and the guide and adventure style was great and well received by toddlers. Pitched perfectly to look for colours, actions and pretend buttons.
-Cafe choices were good and healthy options like humus & carrot and herbal teas.. (wish there was camomile for if feeling overwhelmed)
-Shop had really interesting kids books at a glance.
-Allowed to bring your own picnic, great.
-really appreciated the portable steps around the place so toddlers could see.
Cons:
-Planetarium voice volume could be much lower then toddlers wouldn’t have needed ear defenders (worth taking espec if sensory sensitive. Would be nice if they provided some for the money? Wish we would have seen what the sun is like.. the children knew it was a burning ball of fire but instead just looked at it as a dot. Wish we’d have seen all the planets or flown through space more and seen more wonders. The turning around bit of landing our rocket was weird each time.. youngest was like ‘where’s the planet gone?!’ Unnecessary time fill. Disco was fun.. twice, but I’d have liked to have seen more of space for the money, we can dance at home (and do).
(Just fyi to We the Curios the accessible row doesn’t have arm rests to pretend there are buttons on).
Story time: would be good to know it’s puppets in advance as one of my toddlers is petrified of them and did go very rigid. Worm throwing too old for my kids but I expect older ones love it. Had to reassure them lots that they were pretend!
Exhibits:
Where’s a lot of the science gone?! I last went to the old one as a child (next to temple meads) and I remember:
-electricity dome that you put your hands on
-magnets and about polarity (the one magnet thing we found my children couldn’t reach their hands under and look over to engage with)
-floating buoys and water wheels
-waves
-windmills
-cogs
-the thing you often see to put coins in and they spin round faster and faster.. I remember loving that as a kid.
-sounds waves (just one thing on vocal chords that was too loud for my boys)
-Like a speaker making something move on top.
-Wish there was stuff on hot, cold, liquid, gas, electricity, touch, smell
-genetics
-gravity
-engineering structures.. I did see a small bridge but I remember learning about the ‘key stone’ with a large soft play bridge I put together.
-Velcro.. it’s where I learnt about it being a hook and about seeds employing it too. Does the biology stuff not fall into We the Curios at all? -Chemistry.. videos of chemical reactions where you could choose which substances to mix.
-volcanos
-colour mixing with light to create purple etc.
-how 3D works
-water cycle?!
There was a lot on sand which felt too much.. repeated upstairs. People didn’t notice the sand timers as attached to end wall. One more prominent one or a sand waterfall / shoot / marble run would be better.
A massive empty space in the middle of the ground floor with benches and bean bags.. did we miss something?
A large area on animation (felt like there should be a separate area for a Wallace Gromit homage). Science? And didn’t suit younger kids but I could see teens and adults would enjoy.
Broken exhibits: the spinning wheels (elastic broke and my toddler actually caught his finger badly despite us supervising), the one asking if you thought you had a soul broke, the egg dome didn’t seem to do anything and wasn’t clear. The greenhouse was nothing?
The bumblebee bit didn’t make sense.. with the tap screen my toddler was encouraged to video him dancing like a bee but he had no concept of why or what he was doing. Why isn’t it all more joined up like a flower with pollen where it goes down a shoot or in a bees basket.. back to the hive.. it just didn’t explain anything but was a great photo opportunity for our toddlers dressed as bees.. but again we could do anytime at home.
-lots of people didn’t realise the ‘drum’ was part of the weather sequin board.. not obvious at all and once we did realise the kids liked it.. even a painted circle round the floor would link these together.
-don’t know why there was so much stuff on ‘the soul’ just asking people opinions or an artistic impression (interactive) of a soul.. science? Really? Felt more like it should be in an art space.
-biggest negative of exhibits was the GIANT images of ill body parts. Far too graphic for my children and should face the other way or come with a warning.
I was shocked at the crowds and lots of school trips when we try to go off season and quiet times because of overwhelm.. I can’t imagine what the holidays are like and would never visit during them.
We were so excited for this day out and I thought there would be loads of hands on stuff. My boys are intelligent and inquisitive and would have seized opportunities to get hands on and work out how things work and make them move but there weren’t many. It felt like a lot of things weren’t labelled and we weren’t sure what they were meant to be (the egg dome?)
Bring back some of the 1990’s exploratory stuff! Felt a bit cool in places and good photo opportunities but missed out core science things I’d love my boys to have been exposed to.
Not sure if there were water refill stations? Didn’t see one? Would be helpful.
Being easily anxious and with toddlers in tow I’d have found a map of the layout and exhibits super useful.
翻译：夫妇和两个 2 岁和 3 岁的幼儿
优点：
- 非常友好和专业的工作人员……欢迎您上门，扫描门票，咖啡馆，天文馆（Ruben？）和儿童故事（Ian）。
我们喜欢的展品：
- 泡泡（但我们也可以在家制作）
- 仓鼠轮
- 脚手架球道
- 倾斜的房间
- 船泡泡下沉
- 粘度泡泡速度
- 降落伞网球❤️
- 地球仪空中悬停
- 挤奶牛
- 打开钢琴，这样你就能看到锤子敲击琴弦
- 不可否认的是，信息量很大，我没有意识到沙子有多重要，也不知道沙子需要多长时间才能形成。
- 天文馆的儿童节目（不是 3D）很棒，有单独的节目，导游和冒险风格很棒，深受幼儿欢迎。完美地寻找颜色、动作和假装按钮。
- 咖啡馆的选择不错，而且健康，比如鹰嘴豆泥和胡萝卜茶和花草茶……（如果觉得吃不消的话，希望能有甘菊茶）
- 商店里有非常有趣的儿童读物，一眼望去。
- 允许自带野餐，很棒。
- 真的很感激周围有便携式台阶，这样幼儿就可以看到。
缺点：
-天文馆的音量可以小得多，这样幼儿就不需要耳罩了（如果感官敏感，值得带上耳罩。如果他们能提供一些耳罩就好了？希望我们能看到太阳是什么样子……孩子们知道它是一个燃烧的火球，但却只是把它看作一个点。希望我们能看到所有的行星，或者在太空中飞得更多，看到更多的奇观。每次火箭着陆时的转身都很奇怪……最小的孩子会想‘星球去哪儿了？！’不必要的时间填充。迪斯科很有趣……两次，但我希望能看到更多的太空，我们可以在家跳舞（而且确实这样做了）。
（仅供我们好奇者参考，无障碍排没有扶手来假装有按钮）。
故事时间：最好提前知道这是木偶，因为我的一个幼儿很害怕它们，而且确实变得非常僵硬。对于我的孩子来说，扔虫子太老了，但是我希望大一点的孩子会喜欢它。不得不反复向他们保证他们只是假装的！
展品：
很多科学都去哪儿了？！我上次去老展馆还是个孩子的时候（在寺庙草地旁边），我记得：
-你可以把手放在上面的电穹顶
-磁铁和极性（我们发现有一个磁铁，我的孩子无法把手伸到下面看）
-浮标和水轮
-波浪
-风车
-齿轮
-你经常看到投币的东西，它们转得越来越快……我记得小时候很喜欢这个。
-声波（只是声带上的一个东西，对我的男孩来说太大了）
-就像扬声器让上面的某个东西移动一样。
-希望有关于热、冷、液体、气体、电、触觉、嗅觉的东西
-遗传学
-重力
-工程结构.. 我确实看到了一座小桥，但我记得我通过自己组装的一座大型软桥了解了“基石”。
-Velcro.. 在那里我了解到它是一个钩子，还有种子也使用它。生物学的东西难道不属于 We the Curios 吗？-化学.. 化学反应的视频，你可以选择要混合的物质。
-火山
-与光混合颜色以产生紫色等。
-3D 如何工作
-水循环？！
沙子上有很多东西感觉太多了.. 楼上重复了。人们没有注意到沙漏附在端墙上。再加一个显眼的沙漏或沙瀑布/射击/弹珠轨道会更好。
一楼中间有一个巨大的空地，里面有长凳和豆袋.. 我们错过了什么吗？
一大片动画区域（感觉应该有一个单独的区域来致敬 Wallace Gromit）。科学？而且不适合年纪较小的孩子，但我认为青少年和成年人会喜欢。
损坏的展品：纺车（松紧带断了，尽管我们在监督，但我的孩子实际上还是被手指严重夹住了），问你是否认为自己有灵魂的那个坏了，蛋形圆顶似乎什么也没做，也不清楚。温室什么都没有？
大黄蜂的部分没有意义……通过点击屏幕，我的孩子被鼓励拍摄他像蜜蜂一样跳舞的视频，但他不知道为什么或他在做什么。为什么这一切不像一朵花那样连在一起，花粉会顺着嫩枝或蜜蜂篮子飞下来……回到蜂巢……它什么也没解释，但却为我们打扮成蜜蜂的孩子提供了绝佳的拍照机会……但我们也可以在家里随时拍照。
-很多人没有意识到“鼓”是天气亮片板的一部分。一点也不明显，一旦我们意识到孩子们喜欢它。甚至在地板上画一个圆圈也会把它们联系在一起。
-不知道为什么“灵魂”上有这么多东西，只是询问人们的意见或灵魂的艺术印象（互动）。科学？真的吗？感觉更像是应该在艺术空间里。
-展品最大的缺点是生病身体部位的巨幅图像。对我的孩子来说太过生动了，应该换个角度看或者附上警告。
当我们试图在淡季和安静的时候去的时候，我对人群和许多学校旅行感到震惊，因为不知所措……我无法想象假期是什么样的，永远不会在假期去。
我们对这一天感到非常兴奋，我以为会有很多动手的东西。我的儿子聪明又好奇，会抓住机会动手，弄清楚事物是如何运作的，让它们移动，但机会不多。感觉很多东西都没有贴标签，我们不确定它们应该是什么（蛋形圆顶？）
带回一些 1990 年代的探索性东西！感觉有些地方很酷，有很好的拍照机会，但错过了核心科学的东西，我希望我的儿子能接触到。
不确定是否有补水站？没看到吗？会很有帮助。
由于我很容易焦虑，又带着小孩，我觉得一张布局和展品的地图非常有用。
优点：
- 非常友好和专业的工作人员……欢迎您上门，扫描门票，咖啡馆，天文馆（Ruben？）和儿童故事（Ian）。
我们喜欢的展品：
- 泡泡（但我们也可以在家制作）
- 仓鼠轮
- 脚手架球道
- 倾斜的房间
- 船泡泡下沉
- 粘度泡泡速度
- 降落伞网球❤️
- 地球仪空中悬停
- 挤奶牛
- 打开钢琴，这样你就能看到锤子敲击琴弦
- 不可否认的是，信息量很大，我没有意识到沙子有多重要，也不知道沙子需要多长时间才能形成。
- 天文馆的儿童节目（不是 3D）很棒，有单独的节目，导游和冒险风格很棒，深受幼儿欢迎。完美地寻找颜色、动作和假装按钮。
- 咖啡馆的选择不错，而且健康，比如鹰嘴豆泥和胡萝卜茶和花草茶……（如果觉得吃不消的话，希望能有甘菊茶）
- 商店里有非常有趣的儿童读物，一眼望去。
- 允许自带野餐，很棒。
- 真的很感激周围有便携式台阶，这样幼儿就可以看到。
缺点：
-天文馆的音量可以小得多，这样幼儿就不需要耳罩了（如果感官敏感，值得带上耳罩。如果他们能提供一些耳罩就好了？希望我们能看到太阳是什么样子……孩子们知道它是一个燃烧的火球，但却只是把它看作一个点。希望我们能看到所有的行星，或者在太空中飞得更多，看到更多的奇观。每次火箭着陆时的转身都很奇怪……最小的孩子会想‘星球去哪儿了？！’不必要的时间填充。迪斯科很有趣……两次，但我希望能看到更多的太空，我们可以在家跳舞（而且确实这样做了）。
（仅供我们好奇者参考，无障碍排没有扶手来假装有按钮）。
故事时间：最好提前知道这是木偶，因为我的一个幼儿很害怕它们，而且确实变得非常僵硬。对于我的孩子来说，扔虫子太老了，但是我希望大一点的孩子会喜欢它。不得不反复向他们保证他们只是假装的！
展品：
很多科学都去哪儿了？！我上次去老展馆还是个孩子的时候（在寺庙草地旁边），我记得：
-你可以把手放在上面的电穹顶
-磁铁和极性（我们发现有一个磁铁，我的孩子无法把手伸到下面看）
-浮标和水轮
-波浪
-风车
-齿轮
-你经常看到投币的东西，它们转得越来越快……我记得小时候很喜欢这个。
-声波（只是声带上的一个东西，对我的男孩来说太大了）
-就像扬声器让上面的某个东西移动一样。
-希望有关于热、冷、液体、气体、电、触觉、嗅觉的东西
-遗传学
-重力
-工程结构.. 我确实看到了一座小桥，但我记得我通过自己组装的一座大型软桥了解了“基石”。
-Velcro.. 在那里我了解到它是一个钩子，还有种子也使用它。生物学的东西难道不属于 We the Curios 吗？-化学.. 化学反应的视频，你可以选择要混合的物质。
-火山
-与光混合颜色以产生紫色等。
-3D 如何工作
-水循环？！
沙子上有很多东西感觉太多了.. 楼上重复了。人们没有注意到沙漏附在端墙上。再加一个显眼的沙漏或沙瀑布/射击/弹珠轨道会更好。
一楼中间有一个巨大的空地，里面有长凳和豆袋.. 我们错过了什么吗？
一大片动画区域（感觉应该有一个单独的区域来致敬 Wallace Gromit）。科学？而且不适合年纪较小的孩子，但我认为青少年和成年人会喜欢。
损坏的展品：纺车（松紧带断了，尽管我们在监督，但我的孩子实际上还是被手指严重夹住了），问你是否认为自己有灵魂的那个坏了，蛋形圆顶似乎什么也没做，也不清楚。温室什么都没有？
大黄蜂的部分没有意义……通过点击屏幕，我的孩子被鼓励拍摄他像蜜蜂一样跳舞的视频，但他不知道为什么或他在做什么。为什么这一切不像一朵花那样连在一起，花粉会顺着嫩枝或蜜蜂篮子飞下来……回到蜂巢……它什么也没解释，但却为我们打扮成蜜蜂的孩子提供了绝佳的拍照机会……但我们也可以在家里随时拍照。
-很多人没有意识到“鼓”是天气亮片板的一部分。一点也不明显，一旦我们意识到孩子们喜欢它。甚至在地板上画一个圆圈也会把它们联系在一起。
-不知道为什么“灵魂”上有这么多东西，只是询问人们的意见或灵魂的艺术印象（互动）。科学？真的吗？感觉更像是应该在艺术空间里。
-展品最大的缺点是生病身体部位的巨幅图像。对我的孩子来说太过生动了，应该换个角度看或者附上警告。
当我们试图在淡季和安静的时候去的时候，我对人群和许多学校旅行感到震惊，因为不知所措……我无法想象假期是什么样的，永远不会在假期去。
我们对这一天感到非常兴奋，我以为会有很多动手的东西。我的儿子聪明又好奇，会抓住机会动手，弄清楚事物是如何运作的，让它们移动，但机会不多。感觉很多东西都没有贴标签，我们不确定它们应该是什么（蛋形圆顶？）
带回一些 1990 年代的探索性东西！感觉有些地方很酷，有很好的拍照机会，但错过了核心科学的东西，我希望我的儿子能接触到。
不确定是否有补水站？没看到吗？会很有帮助。
由于我很容易焦虑，又带着小孩，我觉得一张布局和展品的地图非常有用。
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