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What you should know

Visitor tip Bring snacks or plan a meal break outside the museum, as there is no designated food/dining area inside. Many visitors report their children get hungry during active play, so eating before arrival or packing portable snacks is recommended.
Visitor tip The toddler area (0-3) is well-maintained with frequent staff sanitizing, but be proactive about monitoring mouth-contact toys like Lite Brights. The staff sanitizes regularly, but you may want to wipe down toys your infant puts in their mouth for extra peace of mind.
Visitor tip Summer Camp MoChiMu and special events like the Bike n' Trike event (May 30th) offer enriched experiences beyond regular admission. Check the events calendar ahead of time to plan visits around these programs if educational programming appeals to you.

Quick Facts

Type
Children's Museum
Highlights
Interactive train experience, water play, creative lab, performance stage, aerial adventure
Programs
Memberships, summer camps, birthday parties, field trips

What visitors say

Visited yesterday and enjoyed it quite a bit! I’ve loved going to MoChiMu with my nephew, who is older but I got to enjoy it with my 11 month old for the first time. I saw staff walking around and sanitizing/cleaning frequently. My only…
Super cute place to take kids. However they should have a room to have snacks in or bring your lunch. I know my children get hungry especially when moving all around.
Our 1.5 year old grandson went and our 4 year old grandson could have totally gone too! There is so much space for the kids to be creative, and space for the kids who are really active as well. It was such a well rounded space for kids,…

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