Los Angeles
Ignite imagination and spark curiosity with our grade-specific programs aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) taught in your classrooms. Our interactive science center is thoughtfully designed to inspire young minds to explore the exciting world of science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM).Â
Styles of Play
Choose from three Styles of Play, perfect for schools and groups in search of a truly unforgettable educational experience! Take advantage of fall value pricing to maximize pricing. Plan an unforgettable 3-hour visit which includes a 20-45 minute workshop or assembly style demonstration and dedicated exploration time in the center.
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Spark Field Trips
Ignite Field Trips
Independent Discovery
What to Expect on Your Visit
Demonstrations
Field trips feature a 20-45 minute workshop or assembly-style demonstration, offering hands-on, interactive experiences that bring STEAM concepts to life for your students.Â
Exploring Time
Exploration Time: Visits include dedicated exploration time, giving students full access to our interactive exhibits, where they can discover, play, and learn at their own pace. (Link to Day Of – exhibit spaces)
Orientation
Arrive 15 minutes early for your orientation where our check-in staff will layout the schedule for your 3-hour field trip and go over our safety protocols.
Know Before You Go
Lunch Space
Discovery Cube does not have a designated lunch area on-site.
Code of Conduct
Show respect for others and the Discovery Cube during your visit.
Dining
Grab-n-go cafe options on site for Orange County and Los Angeles.
Shopping
Take home your favorite souvenir from the Launch Pad Science Store.
Take Advantage of Fall Value Pricing and Maximize Your Savings!
Field Trip details and pricing are subject to change without notice. All payments are non-refundable; if overpayment, credit may be issued for future programs. Chaperone requirements are determined by the number of students attending the field trip and may be adjusted if the student count changes, which could impact the number of free adult admissions.
