Parque de las Ciencias by Toroverde

It used to be educational now it’s just a money grab for other businesses to sell you things! I gave 3 stars just because the park is pretty but I am a Bayamón born and raised so I have a strong review: Park is beautiful, downside is honestly Toro Verde management and employees —we spent around 4 hours and had not a single guide, ZERO 0️⃣ guides, some exhibits were either turned off or did not work, we had to beg an employee to bring someone to fix one of the kid sand tables and by the time they came we waited too long and moved on. We would not be too picky if the entrance fee was not that expensive but for $25 you honestly expect more. The space exhibit is very underwhelming the only fun / engaging exhibit is the sea/underwater exhibit. I would come again if : 1) they hire more staff + have guides or just motivated employees (a lot of them were just sitting on their phones) 2) fix exhibits / turn them on work and take off the CAFRE hand written cards that say “ No Tocar” it’s not professional just have guides to give you the rules 3) add more rides the whole park is too passive and it’s strange since Toro Verde is known for zip lining like what’s going on do better. Como dicen en PR : que fracaso, da bochorno.

Had such a fun time they have great exhibits and so many people who are so smart and know so much about the different exhibits. Such a nice place to go with family members of all ages. I will say parking is quite hard when there are a lot of people. I worked at the nearby mall and walked as it was free. I wish they had more exhibits and experiences as I wish I could have spent more time there.

Around $70 (incl. parking…parking is $10); 2 adults, 1 child 0-2yr. We arrived at park opening. The first 2 buildings where still closed half an hour after opening (park opened at 10am); that in itself downgrades the entire experience. The children exhibit with the interactive wall lacked lighting and half of the “interactive wall” was useless. The background music throughout the park does not make sense and inside the buildings there’s no ambiance music at all (at the very least something that transports you to each of the themes). The map needs a review; not easy to follow. I simply can’t see myself spending that amount of money again. Of course, there were nicer areas but still, it lacks a lot considering all the time that’s passed since it reopened.

My kids really enjoyed it. The employees were nice and the map was easy enough to follow. We took the trolley to the top of the park and worked oue way down. The place was clean and the animal exhibits were well kept. I LOVED the Taino Indian area which had a narration and artifacts. There was a building that kept classic cars. We went to most of the buildings, all of which had something interesting to see. I thought it was well worth the price and we were there for well over three hours. The ice cream by the trolley waiting area was very good. I will take my kids again, it was great.

This is a fantastic spot to take the kids, with plenty to see and do! The space is enormous, so I recommend starting with the “train” ride to the top and working your way downhill. Entrance is about $25 per person, plus fees, with parking at $10 and some activities costing extra. There are two parking areas, and I suggest arriving early to secure a spot in the parking structure directly in front of the entrance. Otherwise, you’ll need to wait for a trolley to bring you in. Inside, you’ll find a great variety of activities: live performances, kids’ shows, a petting farm, exotic animals, exhibitions, interactive displays, and more. Some experiences, like Virtual Reality rides, animal feedings, private shows, and boat rides, come with an additional cost. We spent about three hours there and had a wonderful time. Just keep in mind that there’s ongoing construction, and plan for extra expenses.