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Omsi Enterprises Llc

HVAC Contractor · McAllen, TX

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​I visited OMSI during our family road trip to Portland, and it was an incredible experience! There are so many hands-on exhibits that kept both the kids and adults fully engaged. The museum is huge, well-maintained, and offers a perfect blend of education and fun. ​We especially enjoyed the planetarium and the submarine tour. It's a great place to spend several hours, especially if you're traveling with family. The location by the river is also beautiful. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Portland!

Took a field trip of 55 kids to see the Titanic exhibit! It was fantastic and so interactive. The staff was great at handling our big group and making our entrance to the exhibits super seamless. Loved the docents and tour guides that were standing on hand ready to share their expert knowledge as we walked through. All the kiddos had so much fun taking upon themselves a character of a real passenger from the Titanic. Learning and seeing what their journey must have been like and discovering in the end whether or not they survived.

They were doing $5 admission for the Fourth of July so I purposely picked this day to go. Opted for the $7 upcharge so I could check out the Titanic Artifact Exhibition while I was there and it was well worth it! Very well laid out exhibit and I like the idea of the timed entry so there isn't much bottlenecking. I also loved the Reclaimed Creations sculptures made completely out of reclaimed items.

The Titanic exhibit is amazing! To actually see aetifacts from the real ship is amazing. To read and learn about the various classes and what passengers did was mind blowing. The coolest thing is in the beginning you're assigned a Patron of the ship. It gives a small tidbit about their story, and when you travel through the exhibit and view the pieces you can see what your Patron may have eaten, had with them in personal affects, and lost. When you near the end of the exhibit you scan your QR code and find out if your person survived or passed away. It's here until October 2026! Go check it out!

What a wonderful experience so much for all ages! Amazing learning fun experience the Blueback submarine tour a must! Such great opportunity thanks John formal experience volunteer!

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