Petrosains takes complex textbook concepts and unpacks them creatively, making learning enjoyable. Want to learn about speed? Experience it with a Formula 1 simulator. Interested in coding? Program the Mars Rover.
Petrosains takes complex textbook concepts and unpacks them creatively, making learning enjoyable. Want to learn about speed? Experience it with a Formula 1 simulator. Interested in coding? Program the Mars Rover.
Petrosains, located at the Petronas Twin Towers, is an interactive science museum and learning space that features unique exhibits and offers hands-on experiences that are popular with children and families.
Tickets to the museum are available online and at a counter located at the Centre. We recommend you book online since you can choose your time slot and it is more convenient.
No, Petrosains, The Discovery Centre, is a separate attraction even though it is located inside the Towers. Tickets have to be purchased separately and start at MYR 22.
The Centre was inaugurated in 1999. It is the brainchild of former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
The Discovery Centre is made up of more than 11 zones - each dedicated to a separate scientific concept or discovery. Zones offer visitors the chance to discover speed in a Formula 1 simulator, trace the evolution of dinosaurs alongside life-size replicas of the creatures, code a Mars Rover replica, fly a drone and much more.
The science museum is packed with interactive experiences that explore various inventions, innovations and discoveries! We recommend you block out at least half a day to try out each of the zones packed with exciting exhibits like F1 simulators, drones, dinosaurs, robots, experiment labs and a whole lot more.
The Centre is open between 9.30 AM and 5.30 PM on weekdays. The last entry is at 4.30 PM. On weekends, Petrosains operates between 9.30 AM and 6.30 PM. The last entry is at 5.30 PM. The attraction remains closed on the first Monday of each month.
The Centre is located on the fourth level of the second Petronas Twin Towers in central Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Yes, it is. You can tour the facilities easily in a wheelchair. There are also Customer Relations Officers available to help you out. The restroom too is wheelchair friendly.
Yes, it is. You can freely take photos throughout the Centre.
No, there is no specific dress code. Visitors usually tend to dress casually.