Highly recommend for kids.lots of fun to be had. Learning driven, interactive play. make sure youre punctual to your show times! The pizza is so FIRE!! meaning absolutely delicious my siblings and I all agreed we hadnt tasted a pizza that tasty in such a long time.

This place is awesome. There is so many things for the kids to do for adults to do. We were amazed on how many exhibits they had and what type of things they had and we were able to do. We spent a whole day there and we had a blast. Theres things for small kids to do and even our older kids they found things to do. We loved how they had exhibits inside and outside. This really is a great place to come. If youre in Denver and youre looking for something to do I really recommend stopping here for a day. We did the city pass so it was really affordable for a family of five.

The staff is absolutely amazing! So friendly and helpful.Even with covid and it only being partially open, my son still is having a great time.

Used to love this place, but now with nearly everything closed its really not worth it. The few places that were open were still way too crowded, and there simply wasn’t enough open to make it worth paying what we did. I also felt that the people working did not interact much or go out of their way to be helpful while we were there. I hope they are able to survive covid, but don’t think the current set up is working well.

There are only a few exhibits open, but you dont have much time there either. Theres just enough time to get through everything thats open. The halloween decorations were fun. The kids received a goodie bag on the way out. Everyone had a good time.

What an adventure. This place was so awesome for our children. It was crowded but it was well worth it. If you plan to play outside bring hats and wear sunscreen as it will be hot during summer months. We will securely come back.

We havent been here for a few years and wow! Its way bigger and there are so many things to do. I lost my girls and the staff immediately jumped into action and found them quickly. The whole staff have radios to communicate. Very good idea! Heres my advice. Bring towels and swim gear and extra clothes. They provide lockers and places to park your stroller. They have family restrooms and changing stations through out. You can eat inside or outside. We will definitely be returning!

Always a great place for kids to encourage learning and exploration. So much to do and experience! Ours have always loved the bubble room and areas they can play and draw. Plenty of activities inside and out to keep the whole family entertained

Some areas remain closed due to covid. Masks are required. They use social distancing. Have one way stairs. They hand out clean toys and have bins for toys when you are through. Helpful and friendly staff.

Its awesome they have reopened, but with the restrictions that have to be in place because of covid, it really is not worth it. My family had some awesome memories before and this visit was a disappointment. I dont believe well be back until after this has all passed.

Great variety of centers that kept my 5 and 8 year olds busy. We love the one that you can shoot paper airplanes/rockets up and the building/recycle station. It was pretty busy and the building station was low on many supplies this visit, so we werent able to build using the provided instruction cards, but still had fun.Outside area is amazing! Glad we checked it out! Lots of educational signs around the building also. Overall wonderful experience. Just wish they stayed open later.

Well thought-out and prepared for COVID-19 safety. Felt safe.

Should NOT bother to steal peoples money with virtually everything closed off. We got our money back and took our grandkids to Kids Wonder instead...what a disappountment!!!

Without a doubt one of the best experiences my children have had visiting a museum. It took no time for my 5yr or 18 month old to be fully engulfed in the exhibits. All of which are hands on! I chose to do one day admission when we walked in, but they allow you to upgrade to family membership prior to leaving which makes this a huge savings if you return 2 additional times in a year. My 5 yr old loves the functional fire truck ( pretend driving ) with fireman’s hat and all. Great job to the staff as they are everywhere offering help!If helpful please like

Was a great experience even though most of the attractions were closed.

This place is a great place to take my 2 daughters on the weekend. They have such a fun time learning and interacting with other children. The worst part about this place is that they struggle with me when it is time to leave.

This place is awesome and the staff is amazing. Kacey went above and beyond to get my family scheduled due to covid-19 and I couldnt thank her enough.

My family and I just moved here and this was our first outing in Denver. My 8 year old daughter absolutely loved it. We hit every section and it was extremely fun for all if us. Very clean, non expensive (okay, 3$ for a can of coke was insane but to be expected). 5 stars all the way from the Shepherd family!!!

Amazing facility, we have had a membership here for a year now. The staff is super friendly and do their best to keep the show running but the people that come here just ruin it for everyone. Especially during free days. I can only give 3 stars because of the experience you get when you come here and you have to watch other parents just sit there and play on their phones while their kids run around and be rude to others while breaking the exhibits.

Great place for children and adults with children!However, if youre a grumpy person who isnt involved in their kids lives, you will not enjoy being around real parents.

We love taking our kids here. Theres so much to do, every trip is different.

We love the Denver Childrens Museum! There are many different exhibit areas as well as an outdoor play area. The inside exhibits include a bubble room, kinetic energy area, recycle area where kids can make crafts with recycled materials, a store/kitchen area, underground area where kids can explore under ground like a worm, and many more. Outdoor activities include a sand pit, a river that kids can cool off in, a zip line and outdoor seating for picnics. They offer cooking and art classes as well as story time. The staff are all amazing and they keep the museum very clean. You can bring your own picnic lunch or there is a small marketplace where healthy snacks can be purchased. This is a very popular place for families so parking fills up fast. I recommend going as early as possible.

This place is awesome! It has a firetruck and a pretend fire! There is this cool climbing thing! Its amzing!

Excellent children’s museum- and we have been to dozens and dozens! The things that really make this museum stand out from others are 1. Adventure Forest- it’s like you fall inside a piece of artwork and physically go on the adventure that was happening in the artist’s head. This, alone, is worth the price of admission. (Must be 5yo or 44”) 2. Teaching Kitchen- quick, easy, fun cooking classes for all ages! Just sign up the day you visit. 3. Workshop- kids love getting their hands on actual tools and finding out what they can do. The self-contained stations allow families to work independently without checking tools out from a staff member or waiting for a turn with a tool or making too much of a chaotic mess. Supervision obviously important here. 4. The art studio has unique features like real clay, chalk paint, and the opportunity to paint large sculptures that stay in the studio.

Our two kids loved spending the day here - it was nearly the highlight of the whole trip! Lots of varied exhibits, and everything is interactive. Activities to challenge both the body and mind. The workshop area was especially impressive, given that the kids are allow to use real tools. This is the kind of place we would seriously consider getting an annual pass to if we lived in the area.

Great place for kids! There are plenty of different areas for kids to play in. There is even an area for younger kids with age appropriate toys. There is a cooking class that you can sign up for throughout the day and make a healthy snack with your kid for free! On inclement weather days it does get very busy.

Enjoyed the adventure park..adults can participate with kids. If you climb way to top you can see denver from birds eye view. They have free admission for anyone with ebt card

I LOVE the Childrens Museum for so many reasons. Children and growing their brains is number one! But their event team is stellar and spaces are bright, light and airy with tons of options that you wouldnt expect! And it is centrally located in downtown Denver with parking!

So much fun for little ones! Theres a variety of activities to enjoy and engage young minds.

We spent almost three hours there my . My son had a great time enjoyed all the experiences . The staff were very nice.

This is our favorite family activity! We just renewed our passes again as they are always growing and adding great new activities!After the remodel this museum has really become an amazing place to spend any afternoon as a family.What impresses us the most is how clean the facility is every time we come. We all know how dirty plastic balls can get and some how the orange balls in the tube play area are always clean.Its rare to see an exhibit closed, and the staff are so friendly and helpful.We did the cooking class today! Banana pancakes, with a cherry syrup!If youre in town with kiddos this is a must see, if you live in the area is well worth the investment for a yearly pass!

Love the numerous activities for the kids. My kids never ran out of things to do. We went early and still failed to see everything this place has to offer. Definitely worth taking the kids back.

Visited with family in mid-July 2018. Our 2 1/2 year old granddaughter loved it! The displays are interactive and fun. It got very busy and full in the afternoon. The outside displays were also good. As an extra, there is a sightseeing train that stops here.

Wonderful place to take young children. Could use a dedicated coffee spot for the parents/grandparents and always SUPER crowded, but I think that only speaks to how fun it is for littles. Buying the pass is worth it if you can go often. We love it here.

Best kids museum we have been to and we live in Washington DC the home of museums. Great fun and learning for the kids. Worth every penny. Also nice to walk back to Denver past the aquarium and the big REI store.

Keep the kids entertained for hours. Outside and inside, there are plenty of hands on activities!

What an amazing museum! My kids loved visiting the museum and we spent 5.5 hours here. My kids are ages 4 and 6. They loved the Adventure Forest and did it twice. They also enjoyed the outside water play. I shouldve packed swim suits or a change of clothes. :) It was great that they allowed outside food. All exhibits appeared clean and in good working order. If were ever back Im Denver we will definitely be visiting again.

Doing their best during covid

Take my 15m old and he loves it. Really creative layout with a pillow “pond” and dentist office. Compared to the sad play museums that Blippi goes to this place is awesome!

Great place to take the little kiddos I would say up to like 10 or even 12. My 3 year old had a blast! All sorts of activities and fun things to do I would kinda say its a play place than a museum. Only one way in and one way out with someone watching the door so your kids cant escape lol!

This may be our favorite children’s museum we’ve been to. Great activities for lots of ages.So it’s understandable why it’s often REALLY busy.A few Pro-tips:your child has to be 5 to run around in “the nest”.parking is a madhouse. Save yourself the stress and don’t try to park too close.They have a decently priced snack bar with pretty healthy snacks, but the line gets really long really quick, so stop by before you get the hangries.

We used to come here when I was little...in the late 80s before the population of Denver exploded...so I was really excited to take my 20 month old daughter. It was fun, and there were some great exhibits (she *loved* the water and the bubbles), but there is a serious lack of oversight here, both by parents and the staff. Yes, it was crowded, but in and of itself, thats not really an issue. Even on the exhibits specifically for smaller children, one marked for kids 40 and under, and the Center for the Small Child, my daughter (who is about the size of a 12 month old) was getting run into and having toys taken away from her by kids who had to be 12+, and were as big as me, while the parents did nothing. If my kid gets knocked over or run into by another kid her age in a small child room, I get it. If its by a 12 year old, in an exhibit for small kids, while the parent is nowhere to be found, then I have a problem. I think it would be well worth their cost to have a staff member at each exhibit just to make sure people arent being jerks...its sad that such a thing is even necessary, but it would go a long way in ensuring that everyone enjoys their experience.

Simply the best childrens museum me and children have ever been too. Theres so much to do here that you could make several trips and still have more to see. The tree house outside is spectacular and it was nice to see an activity that adults could also appreciate!

There is a lot of room for growth. The concept of the museum is awesome! It is small and with the location has a GREAT opportunity to grow.

Is amazing! The new updated on the background is so exciting and fun for 44” kids

This is one of the best places in the area for families to spend a fun day. We have lived in the Denver area for four years and have purchased a membership each year. It can be a bit crowded sometimes, but my autistic child has never been overwhelmed by the amount of people, no matter what day/time we go. There are so many different areas to explore that you can always just move on to one that it is a little less crowded. Everything is hands on and fuels learning by experimentation and/or imaginative play. The art center, water room, and bubbles are always favorites of ours. The outdoor area has plenty of room to run and get some energy out as well as a few activities, and the new climbing area is beyond impressive. Definitely worth spending a few hours at!

Awesome place for toddlers! Free parking and really cool outdoor activities even for bigger kids. We love it

We enjoyed our time at this museum. We went on a Sunday, which was also veterans day weekend so it was very busy. The cafe has limited options but theres literally something that everyone could eat. Be it a snack or fruit. My son loved the hands on activities!

Great experience! We are from out of town and everyone told us to make a trip to the museum and the kids had a great time. They could build things, play in the bubble factory, be a fireman or a dentist... Theres a nice outdoor play area too but we ran out of time.

My 5 year old and I have been coming here so we he was old enough to walk, and will continue coming here for years to come. There are so many interactive , educational, exciting exhibits. The premise is clean and well maintained by an obviously dedicated and caring team of employees. Thank you guys so much for all you do and the joy you bring to our children! (And all us adults who are just big kids at heart...)

This is the best childrens museum Ive been to. It has an outside area where kids can play and they have a type of obstacle course with big slides. U even can see the Denver skyline. One of the funniest things to do inside is what I call the bubble factory. It was really fun.

I used to love going to this place with my grandchildren but on the last 3 years it has been a frustrating experience every time we go. It is ALWAYS too crowded and nobody actually gets to play. A child starts playing with something and there is already a line with 5 other kids waiting to play with that same toy and rushing the child with toy saying “my turn now”. It is like that with everything there. The best time to go there is during the summer because the outside part is opened and there is more space for the amount of people that usually go there.

Love this place. Great for children under 10. We love the art room doing clay art and glazed it. The outdoor climbing equipment is top notch.

This is the best children’s museum I’ve ever been to! So fun! The outside area alone is amazing, including zip lines, water mist, slides, a stream, and an enormous climbing structure. My 9 year old son spent 5 hours at the museum and was completely entertained. I recommend heading straight upstairs and signing up for a cooking class so you get the time you want. We made skewers with tortellini, tomatoes, and mozzarella, then the kids drizzled balsamic glaze and snipped parsley over it. Delicious and so fun! We also made s’mores in solar ovens! Well worth the admission price, and they give veteran discount.

Place is super cool. The kids go bananas in this place. The staff is very nice. Everything is hands on playing. Well worth a trip. Youre kids will sleep well afterwards.

Just a wonderful place for children of all ages... adults can play too! Bubble room is a big hit as is the water section. The outdoor adventure land is just soooo cool and way too big to be called a playground. Great spot!!

So much to do, and so cool to do it with your little ones. My daughter loves the ball and machine activity. I loved the art section where you can also make take home pottery and art.

The original location was nice, but this is pretty good too. Its larger and has some more stuff that make the kids happy. If you are in the area, stop by, its worth it.

Great place for kids of all ages. The new adventure area was a blast. It looked like so much fun the children with us who werent tall/old enough cried for a long while.The various areas were well designed to help learn through play. The energy area is the furthest from the entrance but is not to be missed. Check out the book nook as a way to help calm a child down.The smaller toilets for potty training are mainly in the bigger washrooms and the under 3 area. The washroom in the under 3 area also had a seat for containing a toddler for the adult to use the washroom.

Trick or Treat Street Review:I am making this review in regards to the Halloween festivities, because I could not find very many reviews for this or info unless I had to read somebodys blog.You will get neon bracelets for each member of your family upon entering after you pay. Do not loose these. This allows all day access! (If you must leave for lunch, but I advise Bri lunch and leave in car and have lunch at park then you can still get back in!)Please know that they do ask that you DO NOT bring strollers to this event. (However, next to the vet area on 2nd floor they do offer safe stroller parking in a private room with a staff member to watch door while you roam the museum) so they really try to let parents know to NOT bring strollers throughout the museum because of the crowd. And i agree, its difficult getting around people and there large strollers! Children cannot wear masks or capes with their costumes, or accessories.They DO provide trick or treat bags for your children.The trolly is $2 per person regardless of age , and CASH ONLY. Trolly goes till 5pm, and they do have a spot for a wheelchair and a ramp to get on which is good for our family.There are games for TODDLERS outside as well as about 4-5 trick-or-treat stands outside and about 5 or 6 on the inside throughout the museum.some actually hand out candy others are handing out juice box or healthy granola bars.it is not as busy as one would think especially because children are wanting to move from space to space and be outside to play the games. (About 5 toddler friendly games this year, all free)Admission is a little pricey, but if you have the SNAP benefits it will only cost you $1 per adult & child. Parking is $5 per car. Members parking is free. and parking is busy but because people are continuing to leave, spots open up pretty quick.I would say the age group for this specific event so your kids will enjoy it would range from infant to 7-8 years old, any older they will be bored.Over all a great place to take children from infant -5 years old for sure! The plus is that its safe they still have fun and they dont have to walk long distances to get candy and still playing and having a good time!My advice- wear cozy shoes, dont wear big bulky or hot costumes. Bring a back pack to carry stuff, bring extra clothes for your kids when they are tired of wearing the costume or get soaked in the water part inside or out. Check the weather before hand. Watch your kiddos please!And as a parent be sure youre ready to carry all your kids stuff costume, candy bag, water bottle ect! (Bring a backpack people! Not a stroller!)also made a little advice from a wife of a husband who is in a wheelchair please look out for people around you before taking steps are allowing your children to run in front of people!! It helps allot for elderly ir disabled!Have a blast and dress light, it gets hot inside quickly with so many people!

I would give this place five stars if it wasn’t for the air fresheners in the bathrooms that make the whole place smell like a bathroom and gives my daughter asthma because of all the VOCs in air fresheners. Preschools are not allowed to to legally have them because of this so why is the children’s museum

Huge Childrens Museum, so much fun. Great for a variety of ages. Water exhibit a hit with toddlers.

Excellent activity for children! My wife an I were even able to keep our 9 month old entertained there for 2+ hours.

My 4 year old cannot get enough of this place. He asks every weekend if we can go! So many hands on activites for little ones. We went trick or treating there this year and they had so many healthy options and spoooky science experiments. From building and launching paper airplanes, to learning how water makes energy and flows, to an outdoor space full of sand water and fun, this place is well worth a year membership. Memberships are also considered donations! I took 1 star off only because it gets extremely crowded (especially during winter), if only there were 2 of these. During the summer when you can utilize the outdoor space it opens up and feels less crowded. There is always events going on and you can easily spend 4+ hours there!

Three years in a row our now 6 yr old loved every minute of it!Pretend fire fighter, vet clinic, super market , bubble room, motion and energy rooms too! Then to top it off the outside experience with River and zip line. We came for the fun learning and left exhausted!

The most modern children’s museum we ever been to , it’s very unique, organized and spacious we spent like 3-4 hours here .

I love this museum, absolutely the best children’s museum I have ever been to. It was unfortunate the weather was a bit cold, it would’ve been nice to enjoy the outdoors activities without freezing. Very well kept and came on a Thursday and was pretty busy. My son was able to maneuver to do all the activities pretty easily. Definitely a place to take the kids, especially if the weather is a bit cold.

Took nephews 5 a d 7. Made me wish I was a kid again. Absolutely wonderful.

My son loved it

The last few visits we’ve made have been so incredibly frustrating. Every exhibit is overcrowded to the point that my children can’t truly engage in the concept presented.My 5 year old son attempted to do the 3 story climb and was literally run over by a number of older kids. The staff member (no more than 3 feet away) did nothing to intervene or help.I can’t tell you how many times toys, tools, and bubbles have been taken out of my kid’s hands by other unsupervised children (usually field trip goers).I’m sorry I bought a membership- I certainly won’t again.

Worst experience ever! Took my daughter who turned 10 to the museum because her favorite class is science. The place was total chaos. Unsupervised children running everywhere. There were no staff members in any of the rooms chaperoning to make sure children took turns to ensure each child was able to learn and experience things hands on. We passed the market area, the tool shop area, the build and launch your own rocket area due to the fact that there was no room and unbelievably loud. It was basically a very loud playground. The ONLY place a staff member monitored was the 3 story climb. My mother and son paid to get in, yet sat in the cafe the whole time because of the conditions in the museum. Waste of time and money!

A world-class space for children and families in the heart of Denver. Inside, explore imaginative play areas, dress up, art rooms, climbing, cooking, water play, physics, bubbles, simple machines, and more. Outside, the Joy Park area is an expansive, beautiful outdoor play area with water features. Adventure Forest is a whimsical climbing/sliding/challenge course for older kids and even adults. (Opening on June 3rd).

Amazing Staff and Facility we have had a membership for 3 years running now, our daughter and her friends always have a good time there! I would say stay away from free days way to crowed. they do post field trip numbers on their website to help plan. Amazing place for the young kiddos that is right in the heart of the city!

I attended prom here a little under two months ago. And I will say, it was fun and cool and really entertaining for all of the high school kids. While I know teenagers are not usually the target audience for places like this, the exhibits and things to do got very boring and repetitive fast. I am aware that nearly every exhibit was open, so it was not the lack of exhibits or games.I did enjoy my experience, but I would’ve hoped for more.

My kids (3.5 & 1.5 years old) absolutely love this place. My 3 year old asks to go here every.single.day. We have an annual pass, so we do go almost every Wednesday when I get home from work (they stay open until 7pm on Wednesdays). They have a bunch of really cool rooms/exhibits. Some of my kids favorites are the water room, the bubble room, the play kitchen/market, the energy room, the huge climbing area, the fake river, the firetruck, the vet clinic, and they even really love the playground outside. Theres also fun events they host throughout the year, like around Halloween and on New Years Eve. It can get crowded, so always check Google to see how busy it is before going.

This place is so extremely awesome I actually felt like a kid again playing and running around with my kids. The place is kept clean and is so much fun I feel everyone should try it out. It can become a little crowded so I would recommend calling before hand.

We had so much fun thank you very much for having the event

They need to have a limit on people entering. We visited Colorado 2 months ago and decided to take our children here for a great day. There was so many people, kids and adults were stepping on each other. It was mad chaos and so overwhelming that we left only after being there a short time. I paid a lot of money to get my family in and was not given a refund. I wouldnt recommend this place to anyone!!

This place was fun 5 years ago. Although they have tried to improve and now have more things than few years ago, it is almost impossible to really have fun there because everyday this place is too crowded. It is sad because the place has lots of fun things for any child up to 7 years old. But it is always a huge disappointment every time we go there. We literally step on each other there. Now we don’t go anymore. I have had the membership for 5 years now and do not intend to review it because I refuse to put my kids through that.

Do not go on Saturday at noon. Exhibits were so fun. Especially loved the outdoor pirate ship.

Is it just me? I felt the museum was lacking in creativity, it just seems that a childrens museum would have more wow factors. Outside there is a play area with sand and buckets, but nowhere to get water. I found it a struggle to stay engaged because it was rather boring.Overall there is lot of wasted space, but a good place for 1-5 year olds.There is a a very small cafe with a limited selection and a small bottle of water is $2, youre better off bringing your own drinks or eating before hand.Two guys tried to rip me off for parking taking advantage of the poor signage at the entrance. Parking for the Childrens Museum IS FREE. Drive past the numbered parking closer to the front doors and you should not be charged for parking. Its pretty silly that you have to drive thru a paid parking lot to get to the front of the museum.

Came here to do the adventure forest. Got here at 230. Walked around the inside of the childrens museum for about 30 mins. Knowing they close at 4 we saved an hour to do the main thing we came here for. We walk up to be told by an employee that the last entry to it was at 2. That information was not on their website or told to us when we purchased our tickets (I specifically asked about the adventure forest). I just wish they would have told us originally because we would have planned for another day.

This is one of my favorite Childrens Museums that Ive taken my son to. It has a lot of different areas that Ive never seen at other museums. The bubble room was a lot of fun and they have a large outdoor area to play around as well! My favorite part of all was something Ive never seen at another museum. The quiet/nap room!! This is an absolute necessity at places like these!! My son started to get extremely cranky and we were able to go in this room, dim the lights and just calm down for a while. What a wonderful idea!! Ill definitely be back next time Im in Denver.

I absolutely love taking my 4-years-old son and 4-years-old niece to spend quality time together. There are a lot of educational and fun activities for everyone. Children can play with toys in different rooms. Highly recommend visiting. You wont be disappointed

Took the kids for a day and it was a good experience for them. They enjoyed every moment.

Place takes an entire day to enjoy thoroughly. Be wary, it closes at 4pm every day besides Wed (7pm). Most sections captivate children and it’s well maintained throughout the day. There is ample parking, lockers and a cafeteria.

Would be 5 stars if they had noise dampeners, but otherwise amazing. The activities are for all ages (younger than 10) and are screen free, interactive, and encourage interaction. Very social, educational, and fun!

My 2.5 year old had the best time today. There are so many cool things to see and play with! The low sensory room made my mommy heart so happy to see something that catered to my son’s special needs. It was crowded but we still had the best time. I’m so glad I was gifted a membership to come all the time.

Our kids (6 and 2) love spending the day here. We got the membership so we could spend more time there without feeling like we need to do or see everything in one day. They’ll spend hours playing with the kitchen or building things. Be sure to sign up for a spot to make food at the kitchen as it always fill up fast!

We were on vacation in Denver and decided to visit the museum. I and my grandson were not disappointed. He wore me out. I couldnt believe all the interactive events I could do with him. I wish our museum here in Memphis was as good as this one. I cant wait to come back. There were plenty of places for me to sit if I was tired. The stations were well stocked so there wasnt one thing that we had to bypass because no supplies. There were plenty of workers to help out if had any questions.

We didnt know the outdoor activities close down if its too hot so our kiddos didnt get to experience it on our first visit. We were advised to call ahead in the future. Just an fyi to parents. They will also close it down if theres a chance of lightning. It will get really crowded for the indoor activities. If thats the case, it will require a ton of patience, parents. *Sigh*Shot out to Keith for allowing us to experience another chance at a future visit.I like that there is a limit to how many kids can do the outdoor experience but thats not the case inside so you might get nipped in the heels by strollers and not all parents teach their kids to share and take turns. Wish there were more employees or museum volunteers who moderated this because some kids get pushed out of the way from more aggressive kids whose parents DO NOT CARE to teach their kids to share and be nice. *Sigh again*I have to wholeheartedly agree with other reviewers who noted how chaotic this place is and how the only place there was any staff support and supervision is the climbing structure inside.

There is so much to see and do here! The overview says people typically spend 2 hours or so here, but if your children have never been, plan all day. This is must do for kiddos. There is a bubble room, kinetics, water room, a teaching kitchen (kids really get to cook a simple recipe), a sandpile outside, zip line, and so much more. This will wear you child out. Plus the trolley stops outside.

Many different activities for the children to explore, learn and play.

It had been almost 10 years since I last visited, and there have been several changes since then. It seems I saw more employees around in the exhibits this time and things seemed like they were kept up better than they were on my previous visit. There are several options for exhibits, so no matter your kids ages or what theyre interested in, theyre likely to find something theyll enjoy. We spent about 3 hours there and that was a good amount of time to try several exhibits. I could see people spend longer though. Theres plenty of accommodations available for restrooms, feeding babies, getting food or packing your own to eat. I look forward to seeing more of what there is to play with in Joy Park as it gets warmer.

Great place for kids .My kids had fun and they can’t wait to visit this place again

We have a membership and my young kids love playing here! The fire truck, ball section, and outside water and sand areas are favorites. It’s almost always packed, though, especially during the week with school groups. You can see field trip numbers on their website, though, which helps in planning to go or stay away.

The absolute best place to take your kids for a day of fun at any age. My toddler loves it. We have a membership and we drive down from Cheyenne. So worth it! Prices seem a little steep but you definitely get your money’s worth.

Amazing place for the kids! Loved the birthday party we had here past weekend

We came for my son’s third birthday. He had a blast!! So many activities. Really plays with the imagination and lets the children explore different worlds and elements. His favorite was the bubble lab. So many neat and cute things to do. Also appears to have some really neat new attractions on its way.

A great place to bring the kids, they will love the interactive exhibits.