What families say

Families with younger kids seem to have the best time here, with hands-on stations like crayon-making, melting crayon rooms, playdough (token-based), digital rooms, and two playgrounds keeping little ones busy for a good chunk of a visit. Reviewers note it's geared more toward kids than adults, and if you're going often, the annual pass is worth considering since it's only slightly more than a single-day ticket and that daily fee gets credited toward it. One parent flagged inconsistent staffing and a seemingly unstaffed café as a minor pain point, so don't count on grabbing food easily while you're there.

Ages 4–12