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Best time Visit during quieter times to enjoy the play kitchen and climbing structure without crowds. Reviewers noted their children enjoyed these areas much more once other kids cleared out, making early morning or weekday visits ideal.
Visitor tip The family restroom includes a changing table and child-sized toilet, which is highly convenient for toddlers. Plan diaper changes and bathroom breaks here since it's purpose-built for young children.
Visitor tip Combine your visit with the adjacent 'Spark' room (mentioned in reviews) which offers crafts and experiments for children. This creates a more well-rounded educational and play experience for young learners.

What visitors say

This place was just alright.... It's just one room and the clock house was broken the day we went. My kiddo loved the kitchen area once all the kids cleared out. It's free for all!
Worth your time if you have a small child and want them to burn off some energy on a day of museum visits! As others have noted, it is much smaller than I was expecting. It is basically one room. There is a small climbing structure, a…
Absolutely loved this place! It's a little space compared to the rest of the museum but an absolute gem! Our Littles spent an hour in there and would've stayed longer if we didn't pull them out to see the other exhibits before the…

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