Explore the Pyramids at Moody Gardens

This is a great place to start family traditions. Seems like they recovered well from the recent hurricane! It's always a great place to get away from the hustle and bustling Houston! It's also cooler in Galveston than Houston. The kids always leave with a smile and ask when we will return. As many places have stopped offering Veteran discounts, I'm happy to say Moody Gardens is not among them. Thank you for another great experience for my family!

Very fun experience. I would recommend the value pass because you will want to do everything. They also give military and first responder discounts which is great to know. It gets a little crowded but the workers are very friendly and all of the exhibits are interesting. My favorite exhibit was about the body not only because it was interesting but the worker was hilarious and talked about what it feels like when they close. The food is meh and the prices are high but it’s honestly to be expected. Meals are close to $15 so bring a sack lunch to eat outside on the benches if you want to save money. Lots of animals and fun experiences. Very worth it

We always have a lot of fun at Moody. There is so much to see and do. It's tough to get through it all in a day and see some of the AMAZING movies. The 4D selection is always a fun experience and make sure you do the 20000 leagues under the sea if you have kids. It's a fun experience.

This place is awesome! Even if you don’t enter. The grounds are beautiful. Parking is free. All access tickets are $85 per person. I didn’t go inside cause it was expensive but still enjoyed myself.

Our family had a delightful time at Moody Gardens in mid-April, where we gathered to celebrate a 50th and a 75th birthday. The weather was perfect for our visit, and the venue catered to everyone in our large group, spanning from young children to grandparents. The Aquarium Pyramid was a highlight of our trip. Walking through the cool, air-conditioned space was not only enjoyable but also comfortable for our family members using walkers and wheelchairs. The exhibits were amazing, and everyone, regardless of age, enjoyed it. Some of our group took the paddlewheel boat cruise and greatly enjoyed the experience. While there were several concession stands available throughout the park, my options were limited due to celiac disease, so I stuck to a drink and a bag of chips. However, we had lunch at the Garden Restaurant, where I was pleased to find a delicious gluten-free salad with chicken. My partner enjoyed a hamburger, which was not only tasty (according to him) but also came with a fun touch—an imprint on the bun. The Rainforest Pyramid offered an immersive experience. Though it was warm and humid inside, just like a real rainforest, it was fascinating to explore the diverse animals and plants in this environment. Our group found it to be very interesting. Our family had a fantastic time at Moody Gardens, and we're already looking forward to our next visit.