Very clean, staff is extremely nice and helpful. Im only giving 3 stars because there wasnt that much to do. Ive been to many childrens museums around the country. Sometimes you can spend the entire day at a museum. This is not one of those museums. The things that are available are very fun and well taken care of. Our children enjoyed each activity. We enjoyed our visit as part of a San Diego pass so we were fine stopping in and moving on. I would not have wanted to pay full price for the amount of time we stayed. It was a nice stop for a rainy part of the day.

A fun place for kids to spend time, they have lots of fun activities for kids of all ages. Older kids will definitely have a wonderful time here more than the younger ones. Babies have a separate section that is shoe free for them to crawl. For toddlers, there is wooden cars to run around on a permanently fixed track, painting, dress up area, jenga tables. Older kids get to climb up the structures on the third floor.When on the third floor, parents with younger kids do be careful as stairwell access is open to the lounge and there is a high chance for kids to wander off if we don’t keep a very close eye on them.Over all this place is - Stroller friendly. Outside food permitted. In house cafeteria has kids friendly meal and drinks but priced on the higher side. Small gift shop. Family restrooms with diaper change tables. Busy through out the week and you end up spending a lot of time at the ticket counter.

Wonderful place to take the kids. Our children played for hours and enjoy many different places to play with amazing art in every area. A wonderful place to take the kids to run around and craft different learning projects. The various art exhibits were a great display of all the creative possibilities. Would love to take the kids again.

This place is absolutely amazing! We couldve spent the entire day here. Each room was well-thought out and impressive and the kids basically didnt want to leave. Staff was friendly and helpful and the facilities were clean and bright. Wish we lived closer - totally a great place to take the kids to burn off some energy!

This is the coolest place ever such an amazing place to take kids!! They can play and do things art projects use their imagination all without any direction. They can roam around and just be kids, exploring doing all the things that kids do all by themselves!! This place is amazing and shows exactly what kids can do all on their own!! I did not like the cafes food was horrible though! Everything else about this museum is absolutely amazing I would recommend anyone to come here any day!! So much to do, so much to explore!!

Absolutely fantastic kids museum! They have set up a really great environment for exploration and imagination. There are several rooms over the floors full of creative things to do. The emphasis is on imagination and creativity rather than science and history, and my kids had a blast. The exhibits are unique and cool. They stress hands on activity, and there are some guided activities in the maker lab. There is pay parking nearby, and military members can get in free through the Blue Star Museum program. This was a great way to spend the hours on a weekend.

This Children’s Museum is located in the Marina District of downtown. It will keep a child having fun for hours. They have 3 levels including an outdoor area. The employees are all hands on and some are artists as well. I highly recommend it.

We have had our membership for the past 2 years and we absolutely love it. We usually only go throughout the week since it gets PACKED during the weekends. Our children enjoy all of the sensory activities and especially the giant bed room. This place is fun for children and adults. The staff is extremely friendly and I have seen them go straight special forces when a child gets separated from their parents. Hand of applause to them. I definitely recommend this place and appreciate the 50 percent off parking with the use of their phone number.

The price doesnt even compare to the experience. My kids and my granddaughter had so much fun. The food was reasonably priced. The place was clean and the staff was extremely friendly.

Great interactive and fun learning tools for kids! My grandson loved it and so do I. He burned a lot of energy and mom, dad and I had a good time too!

An all around great place. My kids love it. Different activities for many ages. Very clean and neat. Memberships are reasonably priced. Parking can be a bit of a pain, its all paid parking, but trolley access is about the same distance as the parking.

Enough activities for kids to roam around during hot summer days. There is clay molding and painting. Sands inside the room. Perfect for all aged kids, better for kids less than 10 years old.

We stopped here for a couple hours before our flight and the kids had such a great time here! They loved everything on the main floor the most. My son loved the hammock climber, my daughter really enjoyed the clubhouse type area off to the right.

Love this place!! Right across the street from the trolley station, so we took the trolley to avoid paying or looking for parking. Plus there little guy got more adventure. This place is huge! 3 stories worth of different activities for most ages, great little cafe for refueling. Best part is they participate in the Museums for All program!

Definitely a cool museum. This one takes it up a notch. My 5 year old feels empowered in this place. She loves going to each area and doing her own thing. Its exploratory, sensory, and very creative. We drive an hour to visit here every few months or so.

We visited San Diego this weekend and popped in. It was incredible. So many fun exhibits. My five year old loved the truck painting, the large colorful net thing (sorry I don’t know the name) and the Indoor wooden play structure. So much fun. We could have spent many more hours there.I think the price was reasonable for what is offered.

The people I see getting the most use out of this place are those who have children 3+ years. Wonderful area, lots of learning, great to let them get some energy out especially if it happens to be moody outside. We visited with our 1.5 year old, she was amongst the youngest and the little play area had a sign for 3 years and younger. She kids were of course excited and rambunctious, but she got almost run over a couple of times. So.. Best for older toddlers and primary school kids

This place is always a great time, they change the exhibits and the kids never seem to get tired of going. Great place and they do great things for the kids glad we have such a fine institution for kids.

Awesome place for kids - lots of activities for them to participate in. Both of my grandsons really loved it!

The coolest children’s museum I’ve ever been in. Took my two nieces with my mother in law and we all had a blast. It’s not your basic interactive kids stuff. Just awesome.

Actually it is not a museum directly. It is a good place where kids can play and be creative. It is easy to spend all day here.

Great museum with fun activities and easy parking. The craft areas were our favorite and where we spent the most time. I wouldnt plan on spending more than 1-2 hours here. It was great for a quick something to entertain our 5 year old.

My 13 M daughter loved this place. Plenty to do for toddlers and little ones. Aquarium, tree house, mattress tire room and more

Price point is comparable to all the other children centers $14/person aged 1+. While we visited though, they did run a special for free child admission so for our family of 4, we paid $28. Parking was another $12 because the center lot was full so we were directed to the ABM open lot about a 2-3 minute walk away. Cafe on site is also price comparable, but it is totally acceptable to bring your own lunch and snacks to save some money.The museum itself had large open spaces with lots of mixed age activities; parents are supposed to be responsible for accompanying their children but not always the case. The top attraction for my 2 year old was no rules matress jump-room but parents were just as excited jumping around and building massive tire pillow forts meaning many child-collisions and run-ins. If you dont do well with that, wait until around 245pm as the center became mostly vacant to let your child roam free. There are also lots of other areas to explore including quiet reading spaces on the main and top floors which, if you have a toddler anything like mines, those sections went largely unexplored. Climbing areas more suitable for 4-5+ can we managed with younger children accompanied a parent. Would have given 5-stars if more staff were present to enforce the parents must accompany children rule.

My kids (6, 4, and 1) LOVE this place because there is something for every age for them to do. They also change their exhibits often enough that it feels new every time we go. I Love that the San Diego County Libraries offer passes for families of 4 to get it in for Free. They have indoor and outdoor activities and bring your kids in clothing that you dont mind them getting messy in, because there is a place where you can paint a life sized car and kids just love covering themselves in that paint. The Museum does provide smocks for the kids and hand washing stations as well and the paint is water based. Take your little ones, you wont regret it!!!

Good place, indoor and my daughter really like that place

Fun atmosphere for all ages, especially the young ones. Very interactive. Might take a little while for toddlers to adapt to everything and enjoy, depending on your toddler, but there will be Something they love! Great to have food and drink cafe inside and we became members right away!

Horrible customer service. They don’t allow you to wait for parking underground even if there is someone pulling out. They expect you to drive around in circles until there’s any actual parking space open. They also revert to “it’s policy” but no common sense.My family and I went up the car ramp that led to the underground parking. As we approached the top, they told us that we couldn’t use the car ramp because it was too dangerous. So they made us go back down the “dangerous” car ramp to use the elevator. Again, no common sense.Upon reaching the parking attendant, they said we needed to get a stamp on the receipt because they did not have any parking slips. Upon reaching the front desk, they gave us a hard time because they told us we needed a parking slip: it’s policy. After awhile, they instead stamped my receipt with “paid” to verify parking.The actual museum was okay. My opinion, it was too crowded and tools did not work such as the scanner. Also lack of supervision for rambunctious kids.Upon going to the underground parking, they asked for our parking slip and instead we showed them our receipt. They took my receipt and tore it up. I told them I needed my receipt and the attendant gave me a hard time stating that “it’s our policy to keep receipts”. I told her “no”. When a customer pays for something, they get a receipt that they keep. She then asks why I needed my receipt anyways. I told her that’s none of her business. And she again reverted back to it’s our policy to ensure no one reuses their parking slips. I told her that receipts are time stamped for a reason. Again no common sense. Finally I was able to keep my torn up receipt. Just a bunch of recent high school grads that work here with a chip on their shoulders.

I would give 5 stars if the parking wasnt so expensive and the food options were a bit better. I ordered a coffee and it was really strong. Aside from that, the kids had tons of fun. With parking and 2 kids and 1 adult admission, I paid $52.

Such a fun place for my toddler! lots of activities for every age group. we went on a saturday and the place it pretty packed. i would recommend visiting on a weekday to fully enjoy the whole place.

Smaller than I expected. There were only 6 things the 7 yr old grandson wanted to do. 2 grandparents, child and his mom was 42 dollars. Seemed high. Parking garage not labeled but is down small alley just on east side of museum. We parked a block away for 10 dollars at Island and first. Maybe best for 4 to 6 yr olds.

Wow! I cannot say enough about the organization, professionalism, and tidiness of this brilliant multisensory museum for children. Zack, our guide, was magnificent as he lead a group of children on discoveries, guiding them to make inferences, take risks, and to collaborate. Im definitely looking forward to returning (kid-free) for a mixer or a yoga class! P.S. The reasonably priced, healthy lunch I purchased was DELICIOUS!

This was one of the best childrens museums Ive ever been to. Quite a surprise to see over 3 levels of well-thought-out activities for toddlers and kids. highly recommend

So much fun!! As an adult, you want to lose your shoes and go play too! Other kids are there—so I get to sit back and enjoy watching her play with new faces! Also, the staff always seem to be having fun as well!

This place is amazing. Took my son and we spent 4 hours here having fun. My son spent the majority of the time in the area with a big rope net obstacle course.They also have a big area where theres club houses with their own network of tunnels and hallways the children and adults could explore. Definitely recommend everyone who has children top bring them here.

Loved our visit with my niece and nephew. Plenty of hands-on fun activities they can make and take home. There is also a huge amazing treehouse with ropes, poles to slide down, lots of secret passageways and things to climb on.

Meter parking outside (1-4 hrs). Lots of fun and interesting activities for kids of all ages. They even have a little cafe inside to buy food and drinks. And FREE Wifi too.

Great hands on fun and play for all ages. Many activities we could do right along with our kids which was Awesome! Favorite activities were clay art and the wamock! Be prepared to climb, crawl, bounce and wiggle! It was great fun and exercise.

I cant say enough good things about this place. We try to visit a childrens museum bon every city we visit and this has been my favorite so far. Every exhibit is so intentional and fully thought out.

Kids free during the month of October. So many hands on activties for kids to do. A whole day can be spent here! They also have a gift shop and cafe. Great for kids of all ages. My kids especially loved exploring. the Wonder Sound Room!

From the price to get in, the prices in the Cafe to the experience your kids enjoy. I will go back again and again. The place is clean the staff is very friendly. Thank you so much

Amazing place for kids. Lots of sensory play, opportunities for learning. The kids shouldnt be paying as much as adults but as a one time thing is was fine. $42 for 3 of us.

Lots of wonderful activities for the children. Lots of laughs for the adults.

Wonderful place to make your kids super tired. So many activities to do for every age group.

Wow. Super fun. We almost skipped it when we visited San Diego because I thought it was just going to be another play place. I was wrong!! This is hands down the best childrens museum I have ever been to. So many innovative exhibits and hands on activities for the kids. We visited on Xmas week Friday at 930 am and had to stand in line to get in. The place was crowded but it was huge inside. Kids really enjoyed painting the truck outside, and jumping around in the mattress/tires room. The onsite cafe has really good hot sandwiches! The kids meals just looked ok and we skipped them. The digital area downstairs is pretty cool too. Kids can color jelly fish, sea horse, fish, etc, scan it in, and then it appears on this giant interactive screen. 5 stars! my 4 and 6 year old thoroughly enjoyed it. We spent about 4 hours here including lunch but couldve easily spent more time. We were at the mercy of our parking meter. The museum has a small parking garage for $10/day. It wasnt too hard to find metered parking a few blocks away. The one we had was $2.50 for 2 hours, and it had a 2 hour limit so we had to move the car after 2 hours. If you live close by, I would recommend getting an annual pass. If youre visiting, google ACM (association of childrens museum). Buy a membership to a center near where you live and you can receive reciprocal discount at The new Childrens Museum. (50% off admission) Theres a tiny playground across the street with 2 swings and 4 spinning toys to play with. Our kids spent about 30 min there.

My absolute favorite place to bring my 2.5 year old. The place is huge and has so much to do. Every time I visit we find something new to love.

It’s an ok place for children. It’s huge inside and has a lot of things for children to play with. My issues are the prices. It’s way to high and add the part that you have to pay for parking since, it’s in downtown. For sure though it’s good to try it out at least one time!Ps. For people with EBT card I found out that you can get in for $1 each person and that the website gives out 2 hour parking for $5.00Instagram: Rommel TroncosoTwitter: Rommel_TroncosoTiktok: Rommel Troncoso

We were there for a wedding reception, never would have sought it out otherwise. Great accommodations and much more interesting than your typical single-room event space. Nice high ceilings too.

Such a fun museum for kids. So much to do there! Our family of 4 kids ages 6, 4, 2 and newborn had a great experience.

The play areas are very captivating and imaginative. Theres things for both big and little kids to enjoy. There are plenty of nooks and crannies to explore and climb

Very special, unique and entertaining place. The aquarium scanner room was like nothing Ive seen before! Lots to do for at least one and a half to two hours. Go to the cafe, too...Super creative food choices and presentations!

Better than Sea World, Legoland, the zoo and wild animal park combined!! Lean into your child’s imagination with new exhibits constantly being updated. Perfect for play dates, parties or just a 45 minute pop through!! I love it here as much as my kids do!!

Excellent play space! I think the best ages are 4-9.

Had trouble finding parking, as the museum itself doesnt provide parking. However the museum itself was great! Best for younger kids, 3-10. My 6 year old had fun painting the truck on the patio and exploring every corner of the facility, my older daughter really liked building with the clay. Its definitely a hands-on indoor activity center, as the word Museum in their name is misleading. Overall, it was a great experience!

Such a wonderful place for young kids. Three floors of activities. Climb a rope ladder. Paint a truck (literally!). Play in sand. Great place. Very friendly.

I thought it was cute but not really for kids older than 6. Theres also not that much to do for the price I would say you could at most spend 2 hours here.

Such a wonderful and inspiring place for children!!! There were a dozen different exhibits, all at different age levels, where kids could really challenge themselves! The tree house area will test your comfort level with letting your kids out of your sight lines: including a small dark tunnel (thats rather a tight fit for an adult) that leads to a back room that has a thousand spoons hanging from the ceiling!

Best kids museum ever! I spent 3 hours here with my one year old and we could have easily spent longer.Upstairs is a baby and toddler area with an age limit of 4 years. You can bring your stroller with you everywhere or park it by the entrance or outside each area as you like. Everyone was asked to take their shoes off for the baby and toddler area so the floor is nice and clean.We took part in a stamping workshop which my baby loved. Afterwards we washed his hands by the sink which has a staircase he could stand on. I think he loved that even more than the stamping! He then played by the buzzy board and in the soft play area. He doesn’t walk yet but had a great time. Unlike other reviewers I would say babies can have fun here as soon as they can sit and play! There is a bucket for “mouthed toys” to limit the spread of germs which I think is a great idea. The soft play area has a giant water tap/faucet and is introducing the idea of conserving water.Outside the lift was a table with bricks where both kids and adults were building towers. There is also a Rainy Day house which has books and has water dripping on the roof. It is meant to inspire creativity for a rainy day and we saw many parents reading books in there and kids having a great time.On the main floor was a clay workshop, a superhero drawing (tracing) workshop and more. Everything is included in the entrance fee which is $14 for adult and $12 for kids from 1 year up. They also have memberships which we would have got if we lived in San Diego. They start at about $89 for an adult and a kid per year. I saw they do classes for babies from 18 months and they looked like a lot of fun!We had a delicious healthy lunch at the Beansprouts cafe in the museum. My baby particularly enjoyed the sweet potato “veggie tots”. The cafe has both adult and kids height table and chairs.There is a nursing nook for nursing, pumping and bottle feeding and people are also welcome to nurse, pump and bottle feed anywhere in the museum. There are plenty of family restrooms which easily fit a stroller and have tables for changing nappies. There are also water fountains on each floor where you can drink or fill up your bottles. You can rent a locker for $1 next to the cafe.Downstairs is a sketch aquarium where kids can draw a sea creature and put it under a scanner. It then appears in a giant aquarium which is projected on the wall and they can interact with the creature to make it move. They loved it! There are comfy sofas for the adults to sit and watch the aquarium while the kids run around.I saw they were hosting a birthday party downstairs where all the kids were dressed up as superheroes. It looked like a lot of fun!This museum is so well designed and thought out for kids and families! I wish we had something like this in London!

Thus place is amazing. I always take my nieces and nephews here. They are changing their museum often so there is always something new to check out. My nephews and nieces often get pretty bored easily but never here. Its great for all ages. I even have fun here and Im 26. They also give an amazing discount if you have an ebt card.

This place is incredible! Such a fun and architecturally beautiful museum for both children and adults. It’s well-maintained, very clean and there are handwashing stations everywhere! We especially loved the multi story treehouse, the sandbox, the sensory aquarium, and the treehouse labyrinth on the upper level. It’s a well-done children’s museum that’s full of light and full of discovery. Parking is a little hard to find in this area.

My kid loves this place. We stayed until they closed.

This place is very interactive and has so many areas to explore. Kids off all ages can enjoy and parents as well. One of our new favorite museums.

Great place to visit while in town, my daughter was entertained for hours in all the different exhibits. They have activities ranging from just plain fun to more educational which is awesome. They also have a fun Cafe attached for lunch.

Excellent place for a kid to be a kid!!! Even their food was fun to look at in their cafe!!!

Brought our 9 month old and she loved the tot areas and the kitchen sink area! Great variety with many options. Hope to come back when shes older.

Parking has been a hassle at times, and even members have to pay, but it wont stop us from coming. I have 4 kids, from 1.5y/o twins to my almost 6y/o. Everyone has the best time. Thanks to the layout, we are able to enjoy everything and end the trip so fluidly without meltdowns or tears.

Always a blast. Were members and come several times a year. Always something new to discover or rediscover. Its nice because as an art museum they periodically change the theme and artists/installations. Beautiful building. Nice outdoor space across the street to play, picnic and watch trolley and downtown life go by. Parking can be challenging. Lot is often full. Street parking is usually available, but costs and you only get 2 hours on the meter.

The kids love it! Three stories of fun, ranging from play structures, creative play, arts and crafts, and more. Appropriate for all ages, but best for walking age to 10 (in my opinion). There is a small restaurant that serves healthy snacks and lunch items, for both kids and parents. The cafe also serves tea and coffee! The employees and volunteers are helpful and friendly and the facility is clean and well taken care of. For nursing mothers, there is a quiet and secluded nursing area. Street parking is on the West (front) side of building. Garage parking is on the East (back) side of building. Train station is within walking distance. They give several discounts, including military (spouses and kids too, with spouse i.d.). Affordable tickets and memberships. In my opinion, its definitely worth a membership!

Very interesting for our 4 yr old girl. She especially liked the bed room. A room filled with beds on the floor and the walls so she could run and jump

Great place with lots of confidence inspiring activities. My 7 year old love it and I did as well. Highly recommended.

We had an amazing time here with our 14mo old. If we werent visiting from out of town, I would have bought a membership. I thought there was a lot to do even though my son is still so little.I liked that there was an area for four years olds and under. The outside painting space was also a lot of fun. The museum gave us some great ideas to try at home.I was told it was possible to apply for a free 10 day pass through the public library.I thought the parking was expensive ($10 for the day) but we went down the street for lunch and came back and we parked for most of the day, but Id recommend parking at a metered spot if you dont plan on staying long.

Great place for kids older than 2 however, my 2 year old has just as much fun but he loves going back and forth from area to area if you cam keep up with your growing child. Older kids I can see having fun but they may get over some of the kids areas if they are growing out of some of the festivities. Great for kids to explore on their own as well from painting to drawing to to clay art. 3 stories for you to explore while sharing great memories with your kids.

I love this place my kids had a blast!

Fun museum for the kids. Better suited for under 10 crowd. Spent about 3-4hrs there.

Visited on a Sunday while we were vacationing. This museum is so neat and there is something for children of all ages. An exploratory area for crawlers, a room full of mattresses and pillows, an indoor sand box, pottery area, and a giant net for the kids to crawl into to name a few. I wish we had this museum in my state - Id have a membership for sure. The cafe inside serves nutritious food and it was tasty. A great, creative space for all.

Beautiful museum. My kids loved it here. Very interesting and interactive pieces of art.Dont climb up to the top of the main display. Its a tight fit and not sturdy if your afraid of heights.Otherwise.. a great place to tire out tue little ones.

AWSOME place to visit with small or big kids! Even dads can have fun here! A must to come visit and have FUN! So many things to do. Paint, play, color, jump on tires, playhouse, and so much more.

This is more 3.5 stars than 4, heres why.Overall the museum is a great way to spend an afternoon the maintenance and upkeep is not the best. There are many exhibits that are falling apart due to the high traffic.Weve visited quite a few childrens museums thought the country and the staff at this museum seems almost as if we were inconveniencing them, they were not engaged or friendly with the kids at all.However, the experience for the kids was good. There were lots of activities that both our kids 2 and 6 could do separately at together.A light remodel would significantly change the experience.

The only downside of this place is paying for parking in their garage. Children 1+ are charged so don’t come thinking littler kids are free, they aren’t! You can also take advantage of their EBT program. Only 1$ for up to four with an ebt card! Access for all! The kids have a ball every single time. The exhibits are interactive and straight out of a child’s imagination. They also do change regularly so it’s a different experience. They have a party room here to as well.

Wow. amazed at the thought and design that went into it. My 3 y/o grand daughter had the best time. The Whammock was a big hit, as was clay sculpture and painting the truck.

Very good indoor activities for toddler age kids, prices are okay too, only issue is parking lot, costs about 10$ for day, start early, closes by 4pm.

If you want your child to be super tired and ready for a nap after leaving this place, then this is the best place to take your 4 year old! It was worth every penny!

Great place for kids to blow off steam. Theyll sleep good that night.

Finding parking is annoying and ofcourse you have to pay the meters. If you dont want to deal with that there is a flate rate of $10 during the weekdays at their parking structure. Pricey inside: non-members pay $15.50 which is adults and children over 1. The museum has free-play age appropriate sections in 3 levels. Everything is art-based and colorful. There is a cafe, shopping section with books and some toys, family bathrooms, and a nursing station.

Pretty entertaining destination for my 2 and 5 year olds. Kids weren’t bored for a minute. Numerous activities. Watch out for the full sized paintable truck. Kids will get completely caked with paint. You’ll have to chase the kids in sometimes very tight places for an adult.An absolute must for the little ones to explore

Love this place. Its fantastic for children. Send they mix things up periodically to keep it fresh too.

I liked it but not so much because lots of items were broken. Great for toddlers and kids up to 8 years old. Quite pricey though. For a family of 3 youll spend close to 50 dollars. I just wish some parents will teach their children manners.

My sister was in town with her two kids and we were looking for a day out of the sun for the kids. They are 2 and 5. We could have stayed here all day. They kids were having so much fun. The 5 year old loved the tree house area, finding all the secret little rooms and things to climb on. The 2 year old was just having a blast running around, playing with the scarves and crocheted donuts. My sister also said this is the best children’s museum she’s been to and she lived in NYC and Chicago. Go San Diego!

The best childrens museum Ive ever been! 3 levels of curious attraction for all age kiddos.

It was fun and less expensive than I thought. I wish there was more interactive attractions, more toys in the sandpit, and that oversized strollers werent allowed, because they take up so much space. The food was ok, but, not for the price. We will go back Im sure. Hopefully the truck attraction will be open, since it was closed for the rain.

Really looooved this place. Such great art and variety. Affordable gift store, too!

Amazing place!! Tons of creative rooms, activities for children.

Perfect place to release some energy for kids. 3 floors of entertainment for different age groups. Entry fee is $14/per person. Even adults had to pay which seem unfair since we dont get to enjoy any of the facilities. But oh well, kiddos had a blast. Pretty clean. Family restrooms available. Some play areas required to be barefoot.

Its hard finding parking outside the museum. You can use the museums parking garage but its somewhat pricey. Theres alot of interactive activities for the kids. Very clean and theres a food court too. Will definitely visit again.

We have been to many childrens museums all over the country. This one has definitely become my new favorite!! My 5 and 3 year old were entertained easily for 4 hours, and could have kept going after that! We will be back next time we are in SD :)

What a neat place! Lots of toys and happy kids. Nice food options and nice selection of areas for kids to play. Place is clean and staff is friendly and interact with the children well.

This place is great! You have to go. If you think youre too old, you probably are so look for events hosted here after hours. Theyre usually adult only. Staff is so nice, down to the security.

Very fun place to take our 3 year old. We got this as a gift for him. Well be coming here a lot more often!

Tons of mental and physical stimulation. Kids had a great time!!

I was honestly shocked to see very few things to do. we went floor to floor trying to find something to do. The design wasnt right and the artwork did not fit in place. Again, there was very little to do. Honestly, not what I was expecting and I do not recommend it.