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Wed-Sat 10am-5pm Sun 12pm-6pmStatus: Closed
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Be the first YellowBot user to review COSI ColumbusBusiness Description from the Web
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Tucked away in the Center of Science and Industry is the best place to buy gadgets, gifts, and toys for just about anyone. Staffers demonstrate products, games and science kits, while books run the gamut from physics to Mother Goose poetry. Kids flock to items such as astronaut space food, lifelike dinosaurs and futuristic toy robots.
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Aptly billed as "The Fascination Destination," this 300,000 square-foot center offers changing exhibits such as a gravity-defying unicycle visitors can ride across the three-story atrium. Interactive, hands-on exhibits spotlight the ocean, life sciences and archaeology. Be sure to catch a show at the John Glenn Extreme Screen Movie Theater. You'll be wowed by the visual detail of special films...
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Since COSI Columbus opened in 1964, more than 18 million people have enjoyed and become enriched by our facility and outreach programs. In 2006, COSI served nearly one million people, with approximately one-half visiting on-site and one-half served by outreach programs and electronic education. COSI welcomes visitors eager to see large format films, traveling exhibitions like Bob the Builder -...
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COSI's Atomic Cafe won't win any culinary awards, but the cafeteria line moves quickly and the food is adequate and affordable.
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An interactive homage to all things science, this voluminous, submarine-shaped building is one of the city's premiere attractions.
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Overview COSI has eight immersing environments where you can interact with the exhibits. While COSI is a fabulous place to run your children ragged with educational activities, it can be equally engaging and entertaining for adults. Whatever your age, go when you feel seriously playful and willing to learn a few new things. COSI has 110,000 square feet of space, so plan on a full day...
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The old Cosi was cooler by Sarah S. at InsiderPages
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When I was younger, they had Cosi located a little farther down the road, across from the first Wendy's. I don't remember the price considering I was only a small child when I went, but the experience was fun. They had a mining cave and they had the retro rooms (I think it's called Progress?). They still have Progress, but not the mining cave, or the train, or anything else super cool I...
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not as good as it once was but still ok
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Since they moved locations it seems to be more like the Nickelodeon TV channel exploded inside and less like a science museum. It still has some fun and interesting things but science takes a back seat to entertainment. As an example, the last time I was there they have now even closed the Planetarium but the IMAX is ready to go for a fee. The prices are not cheep and the special events are not...
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I brought my girl scout troop here 3 years ago and they had the best time ever. They went non stop from open til close..... They had so much fun that we are going back this summer. From the theater to everything there is to see and do we didn't get to do everything because there was sooo much. We said we coud have spent two days there without a problem.
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