The IMAG History & Science Center is a family-friendly destination offering a variety of hands-on exhibits for all ages. Visitors can explore over 60 interactive displays, including a stingray petting area, a 3,200-gallon aquarium featuring Florida native and exotic fish, and a Living Lab with turtles, snakes, and frogs. The center also features a History Lab that showcases Fort Myers' past and a space area with a giant moon display that can be touched. Though the center has many attractions, some guests noted that it appears slightly run down, with several exhibits not functioning properly. While the hands-on ball run and building area can entertain children, the overall maintenance of the aquariums and outdoor pond has been criticized. The food options were also a concern, with reports of unhygienic conditions and mediocre quality. Despite these issues, many families enjoyed their visits, praising the variety of things to see and learn. The outdoor theater shows movies every 40 minutes, and the center often hosts live presentations. Overall, the IMAG History & Science Center is considered a hidden gem, ideal for a fun day out, especially for young children. Visitors expressed hope for future renovations and improvements to enhance the experience. Free parking and wheelchair accessibility are also available.