I absolutely LOVED this place. We didnt arrive until about two hours before closing, but we still were able to go through the majority of the events. Soo glad we were there around Christmas time. Crayola has always been my favorite and sharing this with my little ones was awesome. Last time we visited only the store was open, so I am glad we made this our first stop of the trip. Definitely worth coming from open to close or multiple visits! I do wish there was a dedicated gift or shop area, though. I dont recall seeing just one place to rummage through items for purchase.

This is a really cool place to visit. The store is located in the Florida Mall and when you enter it it is full of bright colors and they are crayons everywhere very creative things for you to color and draw. for an extra price you can do the experience which allows you to make your own crayons shows you how crayons are made etc. The whole back wall of the Crayola experience store is full of every color crayon you could imagine and you can pick your own pack and make the crayons colors of your choice I would like to definitely return to this experience.

We had a wonderful experience our kids loved it. I mean it’s fun for the whole family and seasonal fun additions are great. We loved at Christmas time. Great and fun place . Recommend!

Some of the attractions are not open which is disappointing. They cleaned the stations and tools. I think they should find a way to open the playgrounds and limit the time of use and limit kids per session. Clean everything after each session.We spend 1.5 with our 3 year old. I think a 5 year old would enjoy it more. Crafty kids probably could stay all day.

Even though my kids had a blast. They need some organization. The crayon maker blends colors together. Need to have one color per machine. After admission you still have to pay for a lot inside. I was only there for around 90 min

We had a wonderful experience our kids loved it. From age like 3 to teen it’s perfect. I mean it’s fun for the whole family and seasonal fun additions are great. We loved the air globe at Christmas time. Great memories and fun place . Recommend!

We were so excited based on the almost exclusively-positive reviews! I know covid-19 has disrupted the balance of many things, including this place (the play areas were closed, stations closed, restrictions on other things, masks, etc); but that didn’t bother me as much as the aged feel of the place and the misleading descriptions on the website, among other things.First of all, the stations look as if they haven’t been updated since it opened. All the stations had a layer of crayon and grime and just looked dingy. It was on the verge of being that feeling you get when you walk into a bad thrift shop — like you need a bath. It’s very strange because the first floor (entrance, restrooms, gift shop) looked beautiful. In that way, it’s like they are purposefully misleading consumers.We decided to try the sand art which is an additional $5 charge per person. The woman barely said a word to us and when she did it was rude and dismissive. She practically threw open the lid to the sand station and went right back to her phone. Whatever, that’s fine, but then we looked at our choices of sand. Womp womp womp. We had four or five containers of purple and one container of green. We literally had TWO colors to choose from.The drip art station is portrayed on the website as being somewhat customizable and creative: an image of a lion with its mane being a rainbow of melted crayons. In reality you’re asked to pick TWO crayons and directed to a machine where you place a circle of card stock and your crayons inside. It then melts and drips onto the spinning paper. Hardly creative, let alone exciting.At the Scribble Scrubbie station, only two markers worked well enough to color on our pet. We requested another set, just to find that all of those are dried-up as well. We decided to just take our pets home to color them. Many of the markers at the Model Magic station were dry as well. You would think that a business that specializes in crayons and markers could ensure that all/most of the markers are new and in working condition.The best parts were the stations that actually worked and inspired creativity, despite their other flaws — like the Model Magic and crayon creation stations. I did like that you could purchase extra clay or crayons at only $.50, but the token machines required cash only with no card readers or change slots — considering they have a “CASHLESS” sign on the entrance! Not to mention two were out of order.In conclusion, we went expecting to spend half a day, but we were ready to leave in just two hours. It was entirely lackluster to say the least. My husband and I both looked at each other and said, “I’m so glad we didn’t get the passes!”

First time here. Staff was friendly and welcoming. There was a lot of fun activities for all ages. We really enjoyed our time here.

Great place for kids, i felt safe with the controls they have for covid

A wonderful place for all ages! We brought our 2 year old, but honestly, I would’ve had fun even if it were just me! There are SO many different activities there that you could easily spend the day (with children of the right age). A must see whether you’re visiting or live here. The creativity is endless!

Its fun for little kids but not amazing. Playground is closed due to Covid. A little expensive for what it is.

This place is huge. We weren’t expecting a whole lot, but once you get up on the second floor the place seems to keep going and going. There are a lot of things to do and see. You can make your own crayon wrapper. You can draw with a melted crayon. You can melt crayons and spin them on to a paper. You can melt a crayon down into shapes. They had a ring, car, seahorse, and shark. It was a fun time.

This is a great place for the littles!

Very fun experience, super neat place. Have to bring your items in a clear bag due to contactless bag check or theyll give you a plastic bag and you can put your bags in the free lockers. Took off one star because my kids ages 1-3 had nothing to do there to keep them focused so my mom and gma had to leave because they got super impatient so we ended up wasting money for a couple tickets :( .. My 8yr old had a blast though, plenty to do for older kids.

What an experience! Loved every single thing about it. A must to do when you visit Orlando! Will love to come again. We came during the week so there wasnt alot of ppl which was great we got to do everything without having to wait!

Me and the family enjoyed it! The staff does a great job keeping it safe and sanitary during COVID-19. Highly recommend for those whose kids enjoy some doing craft.

Itd be 5 stars if I were a little kid. But not much entertainment for teens or adults. The crayola creation was super cool though

We love stopping in to the Crayola experience nearly every time we are in Orlando! It is such a great place to bring the Kidos when the weather is either to hot or rainy! The price is AMAZING, for only 30$ you can get an annual pass, they offer a military discount and often have free days for military or first responders! This is such a great place for the little ones to get some energy out and some education too! They do a good job of changing things up too, this keeps the kids engaged on repeat visits! Of course they even have a store!

My daughter’s favorite place to visit while we are visiting family in the Orlando area. It’s a great place during inclement weather or when it’s just too hot. She loves and it’s so cute to watch her love it so much. For the price, I feel like they give you a lot to bring home. All the different crayon activities are fun. It’s definitely worth it if you have some little artists at home.

Amazing place if you have little ones. So worth the price! We spent the entire afternoon here and our little one loved it! Friendly staff, very organized. Highly recommended fun for the entire family.

Went with my 9 y/old daughter on 10/4. Place is ok but overrated. Not enough attendees and a bit overpriced. One time price should be about $15 to $20. This is mainly for kids ages from 3 to 7 at most.Boring after a couple of hours.Respectfully;

My grandson is two years old and love the Crayola Experience. Is alot of activities for the kids. Everybody was following the rules of the CDC.

We love this place. Even with the restrictions from covid, the staff were all well trained, very accommodating. A big plus that it was pretty quiet with no wait for any of the attractions.

Fun place to visit and spend the day, theres a lot more to do than what we thought. The staff was nice and friendly and never rushed anyone with the experiences. My family and I had a great time. We have a 5 & 7yrs old.If you want to go walk around the mall for a bit and return you can do so with a hand stamp. This is especially good for lunch and dinner time as you can go to the mall food court for more food options, the food at the crayola area didnt have a lot of choices if you have picky eaters and the prices are about the same as the mall food court.I reccomend this for anyone looking for something fun thats not theme park related.

This place was so fun I have a 4 and 8 year old and there is so much to do . Lots of different stations exploring drawing, painting, molding, and creating . We spent several hours and didn’t do everything. We’ll definitely go back. It’s a great place to visit especially if it’s raining or too hot outside. Some favorite stations were crayon molds, be a star of your own coloring page, make your drawing come alive, and name your own crayon. Oh, can I say I love Crayola mold magic!!️

Absolutely loved this place!!! So many different things for kids to do and great price!

Great place! Super fun for the kiddos! Decent fun for adults! Most staff is super friendly the rest are just okay. Will go again!!!

Kids loved this place ..plenty of fun and a great learning experience!

Only open until 4 on the day we were there. Several exhibits were closed or didnt function correctly. Employees were generally nice and helpful.

Finally took our kids to the Crayola Experience and we spent almost the entire day in there. There were many different activity stations, and some of them very engaging. There are two different playgrounds; one for toddlers and another for older kids, which was great! My kids enjoyed making Crayolas with their names on it! If youre in the area and have small kids its definitely worth visiting. We were able to get some Groupon deals for the admission tickets. Highly recommend this place!!

This place was really awesome!!! For both kids and parents! Best surprise in Orlando! We spend easily 3-4h here. You have so much fun stuff to do together with your kiddos. Make custom crayons, print your photo on coloring paper, playdo, awesome play area, melt art, etc..

This place had a variety of activities for children & adults to enjoy!! We visited for the 1st time & would definitely return! A bit prices, but enjoyable. Designed for a family fun night and/or kids birthday parties.

Wow! What an amazing attraction! I was little skeptical about the price at first only because I wasnt sure what to expect but Theres literally something here for everyone ! They have a toddler section for the little ones to play around in and over 20 different stations of things to do from making your own melting wax creations to photo booths it definitely worth visiting, the staff was super nice and the show on how crayons are made is superb

You want a particular color, its here! Cool things to do in the experience, and lots of promotional merchandise.

Fun time, great for kids! The show was really neat! Had a blast with the different crayon stations!

We paid about $80 for 2 adults 1 child, some attractions were closed due to covid (no discount). My 4 y/o was bored he did not enjoy the vist (very disappointing as Sunday is our only family day) very dimly lit inside and with all the chairs up bc of social distancing it gives the impression that everything is closed inside. Seems like it was just diffrent coloring stations. Its over priced, boring and we didnt enjoy the visit. Dont recomend this place unless your kids enjoy coloring.

Good place for little kids. In my opinion there wasn’t so many things to do for the high price we paid. They close early. Some of the staff is friendly. Pizza was good. Place is clean. Hope they keep adding more stuff.

Details need polishing. First experience was fun and exciting. Next less so as we had technical problems with the printer. At the crayon melt, the equipment was not being cleaned well enough between customers. Previous colours of wax were evident in the newest mold. There was a shield building craft that looked interesting, but no one could finish it because it involved cutting the paper and the provided scissors had no edge to cut the paper. Also disappointing was the colouring stations. After hours of use by others, there were no sharp crayons left. It would have been nice to have the buckets includes a Crayola crayon sharpener.The food we had for lunch was a slice of pizza and a hot dog, with a plastic mug that was bottomless. The pizza was cold and unassuming. The mug was a great option for a family if sharing is an option; We refilled it five times.Overall, it was a good experience. It would have been better if the smaller details were polished and brought to a higher level of excellence.

For parents with little kids who want to encourage their creativity, Crayola Experience is fun. The basic annual pass is only a few bucks more than the single day (you can upgrade the same day) and gives discounts and specials at the attraction and the Crayola Store.

Too many exhibits either broken, non functional or off limits. Also had a sink by wax hand area ooen to public with scalding hot water. Safety issue for kids big time!!!

Two things that will be the reason I will not bring my kids back here. One they did not have anyone walking around sanitizing surfaces. Second, there was a show run by a guy with a bow in his hair talking like a woman. I dont care about your identity confusion, but dont put that in front of my kids faces.

My kid enjoyed it. Good indoor activity. Still a little bit nervous of covid though. Masks are required but many people walking around without the mask on their nose.... The only real complaint I have is it was a little pricey.

Perfect for when you don’t want to be outside but the kids need to burn energy! It’s not as pricey as the theme parks, an annual pass can be about $35! There’s lots for them to do, whether they’re into art, crafts, or just want to climb and use the slides. Great for birthdays!

Lots of fun and creative activities for kids and adults at Crayola Experience. Our 7 year old girls loved it. We got a season pass and will visit again. Most activities are included with admission. Plenty to do without spending any additional money besides admission.

Had a great time here with my daughter. Spent just short of 3 hours here and was able to do a lot.They have loads of stations with people to help you do all sorts of activities. Theres a great mix of real and digital activities, some even combining the two.They arent shy with the supplies either. Thousands of crayons, markets, chalk, paint, etc. There is no shortage of stuff to do with kids just about any age.They have 2 play areas with nets, slides, climbing areas, etc. One for toddlers and one for larger kids.We checked out the crayon making demonstration which was a really cool mix of live and digital. You can make your own crayon label too.There are food options but we skipped that. Parking is no problem. Really cool gift shop with a build your own crayon pack area. A dream come true for any artistically minded kids. Super fun!

Okay. As far as the experience, this place really gets 5 stars. Its spacious, so you dont feel like people are on top of you. There are plenty of stations to keep your children entertained. The food from the cafeteria is pretty good. Where they should get a 1 star is there are no safety measures to make sure that the child leaves with the same adult they came with. Even chuck e cheese has a simple measure for that. It would be very easy to implement as there is one way in (one person to check you in) and one way out (one person to either direct you through the store to the mall or back to the front of the building). With kidnapping and child trafficking a real issue, lack of safety measures should drop this review to a one star. The other thing is that the tellars at the ticket/ pass line are super super slow. Expect to wait at least 30 minutes on a good day. Other than that, the price is reasonable. A basic season pass is only slightly more than a regular day ticket plus you get perks like discounts on food, parties, etc.All in all, we ended up with passes. Im a helicopter mom so I watch my kids like a hawk, but Id still think it would be responsible to add a simple safety measure.

They were awesome they had someone there for social distancing and cleaning very well done for a childrens places hands down the best.

I took my kids, ages 5, 7, and 16 to Crayola Experience for my baby boy birthday. We had a wonderful time! There were several different hands on activities for all of us. My favorite part was having the ability to personalize crayon wrappers and the create your own coloring sheet station. We also had bracelets engraved on site as well. I would definitely return and highly recommend going.

Make sure to look on group-on for great deals. This is a great place to go with your entire family. The year passes are really cheap. If you live in Orlando or visit Orlando a lot the yearly pass is the way to go. My son loves this place and always asks to go to crayola at least twice a month.

We love Crayola Experience! It’s totally worth the little extra to upgrade to an annual pass.

I feel a little torn on this review. My 4 year old loved it and I dont regret taking him because of course kids see things differently than adults. It was a little over an hour drive for us and I dont feel like it was worth an annual pass, I was considering upgrading but changed my mind. I dont think parents should have to pay full price, maybe a half price or something like that. Some of the stations were closed and some didnt work (in the lab). There were also no employees in the lab area to ask for help. Some things are an extra cost when you get inside. The employees were pretty 50/50. Some were happy to help and some acted like you were bothering them. The food is overpriced cafeteria food and wasnt even hot. Also, when we walked in there was only one employee helping guests and we had to stand in line for almost 30 minutes when it wasnt even that crowded. All in all, Im glad my son had fun and Im happy he liked it, I just dont think its worth the drive for us again.

Always a blast!!! Out children love this place!! Prices are great, especially for family annual passes! It’s super easy in the Florida heat to escape the outdoors and spend a hot afternoon creating and using their imaginations!!

This was an awesome time. It was not super crowded. Lots of things to do. It was like by the kids and adults alike.

The place was awesome! It had something for app ages it seemed and even I had fun. We toured around and stayed for a couple hours and I felt that was enough time. My favorite spot was the coloring station because there are hundreds of sharp new crayons to choose from and lots of coloring pages. Id go again for sure.

Some Creative thinking for kids

A nice place for kids to bring forth their creativity. We had a nice time, and enjoyed the show in their theater, where they showed how they make crayons.Theres an indoor playground, interactive stations where you place your coloring page in a transfer screen and you can watch your coloring come to life.Theres also a 10 Step challenge for older kids. In this section, you need to complete 3 different riddles, games..critical thinking games, within 30-60 seconds to advance to the next station. Theres another section within where you can melt crayons and make your own design.Two tokens are given with the price of admission, which may be used to print a label of your design that youll place on your own named crayon or you can also you it to buy crayola molding clay to make something in the tables provided with clay tools for shaping.Theres also a concession stand, where they sell two types of frozen drinks for the kiddos, nachos with cheese, popcorn, soda, chips.Best bet, buy the souvenir cups so you can get ?.99? refills and ?.99? Popcorn refills. Also, if you can splurge a few extra dollars get the annual pass.

Lots of fun! Not everything is open yet so may have to go back.

My kids loved it. We went there on a Monday and it was not crowded. Perfect timing.

THE COLOR PLAYGROUND. IS CLOSEDTODDLER TOWN CLOSEDSILLY SHOW IS CLOSEDBUT THEY ARE CHARGING THE SAME PRICESTAY AWAY TILL AFTER THR COVITHESE PEOPLE SHOULD CHARGE LESS TO BE FAIR. BUT NO U GET LESS FOR THE SAME ADMISSION PRICE STAY AWAY

Well my daughter and grand children were so excited about this place We paid 150.00 for 6 of us .They should only charge for kids We get for 25.00 a bag with like 6 crayons 2 tokens and voucher for this tiny like 3 inchs little bird to paint That is it for 25.00 .Then you have to pay for everything!!! The lab stuff was broken Other stuff was out of order The mold to melt crayons was crazy You pick your color and the machine melted other colors because the worker said they need to be cleaned . You have to still pay out of pocket to do other things once inside.I needed two break a twenty dollar bill to get change out of machine.The manager said they cant.For me to get 20.00 in quarters and then go to bank.Very rude manager We will never recommend that place to anyone!! Very upsetting!!! Too bad!!!

I took my daughter for her 6 year old birthday and it was a hit. She was free with proof of birth certificate. They even gave her treats.The staff is friendly and the interactive museum is educational yet loads of fun. From making crayons to exploring electronics it was such a treat. Excitement and amusement the whole time. They have food and drinks and arts and craft for the season. I totally recommend it for kids. Worth the money hands down.

It was a okay experience.Young staff. Not very personable. Also not enough Supervision. Dining area was very dirty and customers had to wipe down and clean the tables before they could eat.Kids enjoyed it. But they see things through different eyes.

It was a nice, clean facility. There were a few fun free activities. Everything else requires tokens. The tokens cost $0.50 a piece. I feel like the ticket prices were too high considering I had to go in and spend more money. My kids really enjoyed the play area, play dough, and drip art areas.

Please do not implement masks or other restrictions when you reopen! We live in Florida and my kids love it there even more than Disney and I would hate it that we wont be able to come if you guys implement the exaggerated mask policy. Kids need to be able to breathe, adults too; masks are just breeding grounds for germs.Also please do not overuse chemical cleaners when you reopen, regular normal cleaning like whatever you did before is enough.Thank you, I hope you can reopen soon, we cant wait to visit!

It was a rainy day so we decided to go to the Crayola experience.Great experience for the kids. They had lots of fun and were very happy we came here. Games are varied, ample choices for kids I would say 2-12. Snack options are adequate.There is a park play area and the kids had lots of fun.Staff is friendly and helpful. They even gave us some extra small souvenirs for our youngest (infant). There is even character appearances ( Crayola crayons) for pictures.

I had a great time!! Lots of different activities and fun things to see and do. Oh and the kids had fun too lol, theres a lot of interactive games and opportunities for the kids to really use their imagination

Unique place for kids between 1-12 yrs my opinion. You can get sightseeing pass on groupon for a deal.

Good for kids under 10. Crayola has gone pretty innovative and made many engaging exercises around crayons. Melting/molding and AR were the favorites. Parking is plenty. The movie is not so good, and the food options inside are limited, external food is not allowed. This center is part of a mall so good options for food/coffee around. Good place to be in and away from hectic theme parks

Pricey but very kids friendly grab them and go.

I visited Crayola Orlando a few weeks ago (Dec 22) with my little kids and wife. And I experienced terrible thing in Crayola cafe. A part of the cafe table was broken, so the iron part protruded and my pants were torn. It was surprising that this dangerous condition was left at the height of childrens eyes in the space used by many children.I called the manager and explained her their poor maintenance and my torn trouser. But she said she couldnt do anything about my torn pants. I said my pants were new, less than a month old, but her reaction was tiresome. I needed at least her sincere apology, but she was not sorry at all.I didnt argue anymore because I wanted not to feel offended in the space where my kids were watching and went to play nicely, but my family will never go there again.

A nice mix of old-school creative techniques and new artistic techniques. Theres a nice presentation that explains how crayons are made, along with two play structures and a host of other activities. The Experience isnt that big, but its easy to kill 3 or 4 hours coloring, molding crayons or making similar art. The price is a little high, but you get a few free crayons on which kids can customize their crayons labels, and then affix the label.

We decided to come on a weekday so it wouldnt be so busy (which it wasnt) and my family and I still had a bad experience. The staff didnt greet with enthusiasm and seemed as if they would rather be somewhere else. My daughter wanted to get a glitter tattoo and the attraction wasnt even open. There arent a ton of food options, also to add the food was expensive. However, the young lady that sold us the tickets (Ariana) had a great attitude and gave us all the information we needed. She even wrote down all the show times, and marked where we could use our tokens. I have a 2 year old and Ariana recommended what to do with our youngest one. She was super helpful and polite, she answered all of our questions and the was only one who seemed like they liked their job. Hopefully my family and I will give Crayola a second chance and get a better experience!

It was rainy and I thought to visit this place. Did not disappoint me. I suggest to get ticket early which makes it easy. Lots of variety for kids fun! They have reasonable locker option. I paid $3 and it fits a big size backpack. They have cafe and quick food options.

My son is 5 and he loves this place. They change the theme frequently. He enjoys all the crafts. The people are friendly and amazing.

My kids enjoyed this more than Magic Kingdom! I was worried because there were a lot of mixed reviews on this place but my 6 yr old son was so excited to go so I gave it a chance. I am glad that I did. My 9 yr old and 6 yr old both loved it! It was clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful! I’d recommend it to anyone with children who like hands on activities.

I took my grandaughter here and she had a blast ! She didnt even want to dine at Crayola Cafe because she was having so much fun. Great place for the little busy bodies, so much to do. She had hours of fun and didnt even want to go home. Must go again !

Nice place to take the kids. Probably best from age 5 and on. Cool activities and the staff were all very nice. The cafe food was absolutely terrible. Not only was it high priced but it was disgusting too. Everything else was fun.

We came with my 3.5 year old and 1.5 year old. I feel like it was just okay. There was a couple cool things in there, but then there were some things that I feel like my kids need to be bigger to do and appreciate. The staff were all super nice and helpful. Maybe we will try again in another year or so.

Not too crowded kids had fun time out

Great place for kids to burn off some energy. They have many different activity stations. The kids can create a custom wrapped crayon, take a photo to turn into a coloring page, and color/create many different crafts out of the wax crayons. If you live close by, I recommend buying the annual pass since it doesnt cost much more.

Great place for children to show their creative side. Good pizza is a plus.

Great experience. Took my class on a field trip and it was well organized from start to finish. Loved the different activities

Great place to visit in Orlando if you have kids age 3-7. I gave it a 4 star because they could use extra staff.

This place is really fun, you get to play with so many different colors. The climbing towers are super cool and plenty to do to keep the kids happy for a few hours. You can make a bunch of stuff to take home.

Very good value if you buy the annual pass and you live near a Crayola Experience. Kids enjoy it and its a good way to spend a day. The Orlando one was not crowded when we went on a weekday so it was great for the kids with no lines. The Easton, PA usually is crowded on weekends and summer due to lots of schools trips.

Awe such a great place with fun activities for young and old. Has active playground for bigger children and a smaller play pen for toddlers and under. Pretty cool interactive activities that will be sent to your email for keepsakes. If you are in Florida Mall with small kids just go. Youll thank me later.

My sons loved the Crayola experience. There were a lot of different fun activities here. The boys favorite part was creating their own personalized crayons. They also enjoyed creating the Crayola wax molds.

Great place for young kids my 4year old was free which was awesome. He loved melting crayons to make a cool souvenir and the play area was his favorite. If we come back to Orlando next year we will definitely come back to crayola!

Great family friendly child activity. Wish you would get more coins to use towards homemade crayons but Im glad they are available to purchase. Staff is helpful and friendly. Would recommend it if you have a couple hours to kill.

Its ok. It could be awesome but i think that they need to take better care of their equipment. Almost half of the spin art machines either didnt work or barely worked. The same at the crayon molding section. Really anything with wax. I get that melted wax is messy, however i think routine cleaning could improve the overall functionality of the machines and by doing so it would increase customer satisfaction. On the positive side, the playground is huge and pretty awesome. The scribble park is great. Its an overall good time.

Great experience! Definitely geared towards younger kids or adults who have fond memories of crayola. Being able to have a personalized crayon was awesome. Lots of free activities and some cool activities you could pay for. Wait times were a little long for some of the activities but it was also Christmas break.

Awesome experience, my kids loved it. Time files when youre having fun. Theres hours worth of activities

Really cool place even has worlds largest crayon on display which is really impressive. Loads of activities to do for kids & big kids (adults) Not an expensive day out and with a cafe serving good food which is also not expensive Id definitely say worth a visit.Only bad point is its not the easiest to get there if dont have a hire car as a can fare may be expensive & buses may be a few change overs Im not sure

Greats place for kids. My daughter,niece and nephew enjoyed there a lot. We spent close to 3hrs and they still didn’t want to come back

I am a 25 turning 26 year old child.. and this place was super fun! Me and my dad were just passing through and it caught my eye and we stopped in to see what it was all about. I am glad we stopped. Had a blast!

Decent experience but kind of pricey for two people. This place is on the end of Florida Mall and you cant miss it. Im not going to spoil it for anyone thats never been, so i wont go into detail of what we did. All I can say is you have to experience it to justify the cost. Overall my daughter had fun and walking through the mall was another experience for another review.

What an...experience. it was awesome. This place was very different and unique. Way better than a discovery museum. My kid loved every moment of it. I love how they have the history of crayons and how they teach about making crayons. A bery interactive place for sure. Very underrated place. People need to come here more especially with kids.

If you have kids I would definitely recommend this. Surprisingly a lot to do and admission is reasonable. We had a blast. Lots of fun things to take home too.

Nice place, my kids loved it, BUT they need to do something when you buy tickets from Groupon so they can scan the bar code from the app not to stay at 2 lines(FIRST to get their tickets and after that to stay again to enter the playground), its really not easy to wait twice with small kids!

A really nice place to spend a few hours with your kids .