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Location
Parking
free parking available in visitor lot west of the WET Science Center; metered on-street parking nearby; temporary bus parking in pullouts in front of center
Visitor tip
Start with the interactive exhibits like the Giant Calculator for daily water usage and the computer game simulating LOTT jobs to engage kids early, then explore the mini treatment plant and reclaimed water pipeline activities. The scavenger hunt adds an engaging challenge and rewards kids with prizes.
Visitor tip
Take advantage of the free educational gadgets available (water sand timer, grease catcher, etc.) that you can keep—these help reinforce learning at home. The center's map system showing wastewater treatment routes provides valuable local education about LOTT's infrastructure.
About WET Science Center
Interactive water science attraction. Hands on activities teaching kids about the water cycle & water's vital impact on life on earth.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Science Center
- Focus
- Water, Education, and Technology (W-E-T)
- Admission
- Free
- Hours
- Tuesday–Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm
What visitors say
Super fun place to take the kids. Nice staff and a cool building. Wish they could change up the "main" section from time to time as we've done it a lot. The monthly bonus area activities keep us coming back.
Absolutely one of the greatest science center/places to learn ! This place is sooo cool! My kids loved exploring and learning! So interactive and fun! Beautiful atmosphere! Staff is so kind and friendly! Admission is free which is…
We are from Pierce County and very grateful to visit the museum and learned about the useful knowledge. Great job LOTT!
From 220 Google reviews
Did You Know?
- WET Science Center offers completely free admission, making interactive water science education accessible to all visitors regardless of socioeconomic background
- The center features a functional mini treatment plant and reclaimed water pipeline that visitors can explore and interact with, providing hands-on learning about actual wastewater treatment systems used in the community
- Interactive exhibits include a computer game simulating LOTT (local wastewater utility) jobs, connecting visitors directly to real career opportunities in water management and treatment
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