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What you should know

Parking Parking available

Visitor tip Save the water area for last during your visit—kids tend to get wet, so plan this for the end of your day and wear proper closed-toe footwear throughout the museum (avoid sandals) to stay comfortable on wet floors

Best time Visit on weekday mornings (especially Wednesdays) to enjoy significantly fewer crowds and allow your child to explore the three floors multiple times without waiting

About Discovery Children's Museum

Airy children's learning museum offering interactive exhibits exploring art, science, food & more.

Quick Facts

Type: Children's Museum
Experience: Three floors of interactive, hands-on exhibits
History: Operating over 35 years as a non-profit in Southern Nevada
Membership: Yes, with exclusive member events

What visitors say

This place is absolutely amazing for kids and adults. So I guess you could say that it is great for family's. It really is. This museum has three floors worth of fun and adventure. They have crafts, racing cars, and awesome slides that…

Everytime we visit vegas, I always take my kids to this place. I love all the variety of things to entertain my kids. Having to drive 6 hours away its really a good place to come visit and worth the money. I love the all ages…

Discovery Center is a fantastic hands on place for kids to explore many different careers from piloting a plane to being a mechanic, drive a fire truck, become an EMT, become a dentist/hygentist. There's a kid size grocery store,…

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Did You Know?

Discovery Children's Museum features three complete floors of interactive exhibits with multi-level slides that traverse all three levels, creating a unique vertical play experience
The museum offers career exploration stations where children can simulate over 10 different professions including pilot, mechanic, EMT, dentist, firefighter, and grocery store manager
Discovery Children's Museum maintains a seasonal outdoor garden and play area available in spring, summer, and fall months as an extension of its indoor exhibits