Fun for adults as well as the kids. Plan to spend at least 2 or 3 hours there. You can't see and do everything in one visit.

Fun for adults as well as the kids. Plan to spend at least 2 or 3 hours there. You can't see and do everything in one visit.
This is a great place to spend time with the kids. They entire venue is well thought out. However, the staff is rude to children and parents. They really need to find some better help.....
Always excellent with the kids! Lots of stuff to do and always changing stuff up. If you have young kids get a membership.
My three year old son had so much fun here, he is still talking about this place four days later. Lots to see and do for all ages. Very hands-on oriented exhibits, and lots of them. Learning and fun all in one place.
I thought this attraction was really nice. There was lots to see and do with a built in food court with several choices so lunch can be quick and easy. My favorite part was the retro arcade games- brought back some memories. I also felt the price was fair for what was offered- I have paid not much less for...
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Did you ever play Monopoly or Candyland? Have a Barbie Doll? Ride a pedal car? Own a Tonka truck? Have a stuffed animal? All your childhood memories, all your playthings, all your children's playthings, even what they are using now - it's all here and more! And you can still enjoy them. There are many hands on areas where you...
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This is a great place to spend the day when it's cold or rainy. Tons to occupy your kids and learn. What is great as well is the attention given to adults. You'll see a ton of games your remember as a kid including old arcade games. Highly recommended and the cost of admission is very reasonable.
My son and I were so tired being there all day but still didn't want to leave, There is something here for everyone. We were planning on leaving and having lunch at a restaurant and coming back but we had Subway at the food court because we didn't want to waste any time.
The super hero section is awesome, the...
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I always enjoy visiting this museum and actually playing some of the games and toys. Seeing all the toys I remember from my childhood (I'm in my 50s) is also fun . On my last visit there with a friend, he asked "how old are you?" when I got into playing one of the video games. :)
I visited the museum with my 13 month old. He loved the Sesame Street area and the kiddie Wegmans. There is so much to do here for kids (and adults) of all ages. The whole place is fantastic! It definitely gets busy so keep that in mind but what a great place to bring kids! I can't wait to bring...
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