This was our first time here after it reopened and I was very pleased! It wasnt crowded and there were plenty of hands sanitizer stations throughout the outdoor area. I wish there were a few more water bottle refilling stations though, as all of the drinking fountains were closed and the vending machines werent working. Even though only the outdoor area is open, there was still a lot to do! All of the water features were great on a hot day! We will definitely be back!

On a recent trip to Durham, NC we had the opportunity to visit the Museum of Life & Science- what a treat. Our visit was during COVID, so we were not able to visit the inside portion, however the outside portion kept us busy for hours.The outside part of the museum is a life & science wonderland for all ages. I loved watching the children exploring the different hand on exhibits. The parents all seemed happy and relaxed, which says a lot.They had life size dinosaurs area, which was really well done.I enjoyed the Farm area, where you could walk around and see all of the farm animals.Now, as an adult with no young children in tow, I enjoyed leisurely walking around checking out each exhibit. It was a very nice place to just hanging out and enjoy nature.

Its a great place, but unfortunately a science museum not following science. I have trouble breathing with a mask and literal harassment is not acceptable. When I am 40 yards away from everyone else with only my family, I can take a break. No reasonable thought process here. Also how many buttons and levers in this place? Not one human wiping down things with sanitizer. Miles of hand rails with kids around. We only have our grand kids a few times a year, so we took precaution and did the best we could. But if you are serious about preventing spread, this is a spreading machine. Not surprised at all if it shows up later. It really shouldnt be open. An open playground with no one wiping surfaces down? Are you kidding me? And worried about people being sneezed on or coughed on? Blasphemy.

The holiday in the park was the most disappointing experience I have ever had during Christmas. I was expecting a light display and all we saw was the path lite with some lights, a few trees covered with lights, and a few blow up inflatables you would see at your neighbors house. The staff were rude to my husband about keeping the mask on his nose even when he explained he couldn’t breathe. And the only thing my son was looking forward to was the butterfly garden but by the time we got to go into the garden all the butterflies were sleeping or none visible. To charge people 16$ dollars to walk through less then a half of a mile of nothing but a few lite items was a scam and not worth the money or time! We couldn’t even see the animals because everything was dark. I wish I could get my 48$ dollars back and rewind my night to be able to do something actual worth my money with my kids during this awful pandemic. What this experience was is just another blow added to the list of 2020.

Our kids LOVE this place. Membership is a great gift idea. Always clean and rarely are things closed or shut down. Highly recommend

My children have always loved coming to the museum and now with the virus they more then ever need a fun place to go to just have fun and be a kid while being safe. The museum has done an amazing job of putting social distancing measures in place. They have changed or closed a few different exhibits that it would be hard to social distance at but it does not take away from the fun. We have gone multiple times and are always able to play on all the outdoor activities and still keep our distance from other.

In nice weather this is a great way to spend a day with kids. There are a lot of good exhibits and play areas outside. They are currently limiting access to reserved times and enforcing masks. It has the effect of keeping the crowds down so you can dive a little deeper into each of the areas. Go if you can get times.

Very pleasant experience today. Very orderly, social practices in place. Brought my Little with me and we had a great time. The food was great, too.

Life is not easy on brick and mortars these days so I try to bear that in mind. I saw a lot of young people who made sure to greet us with a smile and thats greatly appreciated. Some of the policies enforced by the more senior staff are hard to stomach though. We are members and could only find tickets at later time slots, even a week out. We arrived (from Charlotte) early and thought wed check in with them in case they could take us in early. We were told we could enter only if we paid for full price tickets, again. That just doesnt feel right. So you have time slot availability and youd rather not fill it (and accommodate a member) if it doesnt make you extra money. I get it if youre down to a few but when you tell me we have lots of room for non-members, it sounds like you could have spared a few.Meanwhile, that electric vehicle charger on the right (there are two total) is still inoperative. Is it ever going to get fixed? Given that both days we visited there was a car parked in the one that works, Id say theyre very appreciated by your customers.Lastly, we look forward to visiting when the insect museum is open, when the main museum is open (not just the gift shop), and when in general were not paying full price for a limited experience.UPDATE: 10/24/2020 The right charger works! Thank you!

What a fun museum to be with kids and family!Kids can have a lot of fun in the Dinosaurs Trail. They can climb one or two dinosaurs and dig fossil. There are some farm animals like donkeys, goats, cows and alpacas. If you like insects, you can go the butterfly and insects house. You can also watch black bear and enjoy lunch in the middle of beautiful scenery.

Such a wonderful place. Loved the dinosaur trail and the fossil dig. Good food at the Cafe too.

Pretty bummed, bought tickets and didn’t realize you needed to pay extra for the train/pumpkin patch. I didn’t see that anywhere when purchasing online. I tried to buy tickets for the pumpkin patch in person but they were all sold out. I think they should have been more clear when checking out online. My 5 year old was bummed not being able to get on the train for the patch, he loves trains. But we still had a good time. Just seems a little over priced for what you get. No employees standing around to answer questions. Couldn’t find the playground anywhere. They have maps but doesn’t specifically show where the playground is, just names like “hideaway woods”. Bought a sandwich ($10) and a kids meal ($7) which should have added to $17 plus tax but my total was $22, I received no receipt to see why the total was much more than I ordered. (Were they tipping themselves?) I didn’t order anything extra. Food wasn’t good. Soggy bread on my sandwich, cold soggy fries....Everything just seemed unorganized

This museum is an exciting day trip for the whole family! The museum features entertaining and educational interactive exhibits with special exhibitions happening on a regular basis. A large air conditioned building complemented by numerous outdoor exhibits and walking trails makes for an enjoyable day regardless of the weather. All in all a great museum.

Our 3/4 year old loves this museum. There is lots to keep his very active mind busy! A little pricey but worth it! This place is huge!!!

I want to first say that we appreciate the manager. He was very nice and understanding when it came to our complaint.We arrived at the museum and entered with masks on. With me having a health issue, my doctor has stated that it is not even required I wear a mask, but I do it for my safety and others safety. I had issues breathing a few times and lifted my mask in order to help regulate my breathing. At this time, on three occasions, I was told to pull my mask down, after I had informed the associates that I had a health issue. The third time, I did not pull my mask back down and informed them I was leaving, as I was 10 feet from the exit, 6 feet from everyone and at this point I was tired of having to explain myself.When we arrived at the museum, starving, we headed for the cafe for a bite to eat. We arrived and told them what we wanted and that we wanted to exchange a topping for a different topping because of dietary restrictions... We were informed that because the hot and cold side were separate, we could not exchange toppings... Confused we said, “okay.” I then wanted a side of dressing, I was once again informed that I could not have it... At this point we were upset and decided to wait and eat somewhere else. We understand that Sprout cafe is contracted with the museum, so we are not upset with the museum about this issue.We then noticed that the insect/butterfly exhibit was closed. Now this could have been our fault for not doing more research. So I do not fault the staff. The manager politely informed us that it was stated on their website. But, when we bought the tickets, we went straight to the source (the “reserve tickets” screen) to buy the tickets, so we did not see the notice.At this point, we were extremely upset, which takes us back to the first part of this review.For the most part, we were disappointed with our experience. The staff at the front desk and at the cafe were rude and inconsiderate. The manager, the coffee barista, and the young lady at admissions were all very nice and understanding. We informed the manager that if the cost of admission was not donated than we would have been asking for a refund, but we knew that the money was going to a good cause.We will not be back, indefinitely.

Lots of fun experiences for children. Well be going back to see more. In three hours, we didnt cover a quarter of what they have available.

This place is amazing for everyone. Kids love lots of places to explore inside and outside.I saw wolf, bears, snakes and so many other animals. I walk the dinosaur trail. Played with wood bricks.What great place, plenty of places to sit and watch the kids play. Everything super interactive.A must visit place with family and friends.

We had such a great day(even jf it was pouring rain). Great outdoor exhibits !! We spend 4 hours and it was raining most of the time. We will be back!!!Majority of children and adults were with masks inside and outside. The establishment requires masks in and out.Also sanitizer station all over the place.We went on a Wednesday with pre ordered tickets and it was not crowded at all.

Fun for all ages! Friendly staff.Staff was seen sanitizing highly touched areas, and hand sanitizing stations were all over the museum. The cafe food was very delicious as well.

We love it! Well worth the membership fee!! So many things to do. We love the tree house, the train rides, slides, little stream, the butterfly garden and of course the little farm!! Our kids are ecstatic every time we bring them and never want to leave!! Check out the tower we built with the blocks.. I think we went 5-6 stories. If you can do more post a picture!

Super fun place for adults and kids. We are annual pass holders and try to go a few times a month. The annual pass is a great deal. At just a few times a month it get the price down to a few dollars per visit. Parking is free. Food vendors all take cards except the lemon ice vendor who only takes cash. Train is extra and worth it but probably not an every trip activity.

Had a great time! Loved the butterflies

Awesome family fun! Great source of entertainment for the kids.

Plenty of room to socially distance. Cool outdoor exhibits. The new Earth Moves exhibit was way cool. The boys had fun.

So much fun! Great exhibits, so happy that they have adjusted to be open during the pandemic!

Its really fun and educational for everyone regardless of age. The wolf pups are super cute, but sometimes the animals are sleeping so you cant always see them, but when you do its worth it. The treehouses are cool but usually full of little kids. There are lots of fun activities inside and outside.

My daughter and I always have a great time coming to the museum. They have done a great job with the current situation. I definitely plan to book our spots again soon!

Great place for family. There are a lot of fun things to do and you can spend all day there without being bored. It’s $21 for adults, $16 for kids (up to 12 years old), and free for babies and toddlers. The space theme is interesting. There is also a dinosaur trail where kids can learn about dinosaurs and dig the fossils. It’s more of an outdoor place so we would not recommend going on a rainy day. Parking is free and there are a few cafes and vending machines available. It’s open 7 days a week from 10-5 PM.

Best parts are butterfly area, dino walk, and outside animals viewing areas, for adults at least. Inside is a little small of a museum and heavily tailored to young kids. That said, Apollo 15/ space section is really cool. Their farm area is nice enough, not a huge number of animals to see but some good ones like alpacas.

Wonderful place sad that its closed for the most part this year.

It is a great place to spend 5 hours or more with the kids. Bring water, change of clothes for the kids. Be prepared to walk.

Lots of things to explore for all ages. Weve gone several times and still havent seen everything. I bought an annual membership and its well worth the cost. Its awesome they rent strollers but take Clorox wipes because the one they gave us was filthy. I asked the girl if they clean them and she looked at me like she didnt understand what I was talking about. It took me 10 minutes to clean out the cracker/food crumbs, dirt, etc. It was gross.

Absolutely awesome, as always. Every employee had a mask, areas where kept safe. It was a good experience

This place is AWESOME!!! II loved the café/diner alot! i loved the ice cream as a kid uvu The Tree House is the best! (dont have any pictures again XD) My mom always took me here after school and i loved it! she used to have a membership but now its gone :( but it was still a BLAST!!! Im doing class so i gtg! Cya!~-Serenity Pierce

Great place for family and couples.

Great time will be back well worth the money Kids had a blast as well as the adults

Spent the entire day with the family here, we thought we would only stay a few hours and leave but we stayed until they closed for the day. Really a fun place that balances play with education for young children, the food at the cafe/restaurant wasn’t too overpriced and actually tasted pretty good (unlike what you would get at an amusement park).

I enjoyed been here with my kids and we really have an amazing time.

We live on Charlotte but go here at least once a year and spend the day. We spent 6 hours leisurely exploring and still did not see everything. Main features of the outdoor areas include treehouses, far animals, butterfly garden, dinosaur trail, mist area, and boardwalk to live animals. Inside are so many interactive exhibits, from origami to create your own movie, blocks, and dance areas. There is so much to enjoy!!

An expensive adventure that your toddler will enjoy. As other reviews already mention, the price of admission is very high relative to quality of the exhibits. Thats the big downside. On the upside, there is a full days worth of fun to be had here. The inside parts of the museum are small but have a good variety of activities, especially for toddlers and older children. The butterflies are great. The animal exhibits are most likely going to be boring, since the bears and wolves will be sleeping. The lemurs are okay, but Duke has the real lemur deal. Overall, pricey but fun. A membership would definitely make sense if you live nearby and have kids.

Great place for rainy days or sunny. Indoor and outdoor activities. The main building is very interactive, maybe for the older child, for the younger ones there is the butterfly house, outdoor climbing frames and the train!

Pricey but so so worth it! My kids have a blast, as do my husband and I! Everytime we go we stay from open to close and still don’t see everything. You MUST visit at least once! I have five kids aged 0-7 and they all have such a blast. Honestly though, skip the train.

Was very displeased with the attitude of the staff. Was told to throw my closed water away due to a no food or drink policy that I was the only one in our group who was targeted. Im not ever going to spend my money coming back to this place.

Fun for all ages-- we had a BLAST!

This Museum is a must go if you enjoy science and wanna get your kids to learn and enhance their knowledge!!

This is a really neat place to visit if you have small children. The outside exhibits are far more interesting than what is inside. Hideaway Woods exhibit was closed for maintenance and that was disappointing. My children range between 11-16 and the exhibits are geared toward the younger children. We enjoyed our time but probably will not be back.

Over priced. Train not included. Mask police harassed and stalked us the whole time, my mask is a little big and uncovers my nose. NOT WORTH IT.

Plenty to do and very kid friendly. Many trails and things for children to explore. There is also a petting zoo and a large butterfly exhibit. Kind of expensive if you are on a budget (almost $20/piece for 1 adult), but imo well worth the money. Would definately recommend.

4 stars only because my toddler loved the play areas and wants to go again. The train ride is definitely not work 5$. I had high hopes after reading reviews but there are better options close to Raleigh. Mist area is most enjoyable. Butterfly area is a huge disappointment with kids running after butterflies and no one bothering to stop them.

We have a yearly membership to the museum. It is a great place to take the kids to play. There are a lot of great hands on science exhibits for the kids to try out and learn from. There is an animal exhibit inside the building as well as red wolves and black bears in an outdoor exhibit. They just had baby wolves born on April 28, 2017 and they are cute. They also have a farm exhibit with pigs, rabbits, alpacas, goats, chickens, cows and a donkey.They also have a ton of outdoor play areas in activities to do all year round. Within the past year they opened a new tree house area. The tree house even has ramp access for mobility impaired and wheelchair bound people.My three-year-old and 10-year-old daughter really have a lot of fun with the water features that are outside. There is an area called into the mist. The kids tend to get pretty wet there so you might want to have a change of clothes and a towel with you. There is also a little river down by the treehouse that the kids can splash in.The train tickets cost extra but its always a lot of fun to take a train ride around the facility.

This is a great place to take your kids and the butterfly exhibit is really awesome. But other than that I thought it was too pricey for what you got. We had a great time but dont get your expectations too high.

Great place to spend a few hours at, highly recommend

Great place and variety for the kids and adults. Small little animal viewing, farm animal petting, train, butterfly exhibit, food served on site. Play area for kids is massive. My niece loved it. Only issue Id speak on is they used to have a human circulatory system exhibit (20 years ago) I wish theyd repair and bring back (it was always breaking because someone was always smashing the hand pump). It was always my favorite part of the visit, seeing how the circulatory system worked in humans. Also, the price is too dang high!

Family visits 3x+ per month. Love it

Great place for all occasions. Would reccomend.

So much new stuff! We became members again today (had a membership over a year ago) and we were not disappointed! The new Earth Moves exhibit was a huge hit with my 7 and 9 year old. We cant wait to experience it in warmer weather. Lots of seating at each exhibit so your kids can play while you save your feet. Plenty of animals, interactive exhibits, and many different subjects for any interest.

It is an amazing place to take your family to. A ton to do especially if you have kids.

My son loves this place (me too).There’s so much to do and learn.

This place is amazing! It’s humongous, has some of the best space artifacts you’ll find in the state, a beautiful butterfly greenhouse, a train, and cool animals!

The Museum of Life and Science is a great science museum with many unique spaces to learn from and to enjoy both indoors and outdoors. With hands on exhibits and some great learning and playing spaces, this museum offers a wide variety of experiences for the whole family. Wear some walking shoes if you are going to see any of the larger outdoor animal or nature exhibits!

Always great experience at this amazing place, doesn’t matter your age!

Great time for the kids. Very hands on. I home school my children and like that the events work with my curriculum

Great experience if you have children. A lot of interactive exhibits. Plenty to keep kids engaged and interested. Also, plenty of spots to sit and rest. Fun for the family.

Man this place is amazing several outside play areas. Tree houses, butterfly and insect building, main building full of awesome areas and there is a train to ride! You need to bring your family here.

The museum of life and science has been a part of our lives for years, and it is always a pleasure to be there. That said, the new Earth Moves exhibit is a whole nother level of fun. All sorts of entertaining and educational means have been devised to get sand in every crevice of a kids body. Plus, theyll be soaked to the bone within two minutes. So much fun!

We had a blast here! 4 generations (11 months-70+) all found something enjoyable! However I wish there was just a touch more to do inside for older infants & toddlers besides the play area. Well be back once our little one is a bit older & we find ourselves back in Durham!

We had our wedding ceremony at the Museum of Life and Science and it was beautiful! Lauren was very easy to work with and graciously answered my dozens of questions. The day of the staff was very accommodating and helpful. Were so pleased we chose this as our ceremony venue!

So many things to do! This is a great place for kids and adults alike. You can learn and move at the same time with dynamic exibits.

Great learning experience for kids. Lots of interactive displays and learning tools for kids and adults alike. The cafe also has great food!

Great place for family fun.

One of our favorite places to always go and a membership is absolutely worth it! Even though it’s a drive for us we always have a great time. Plan a day trip here and you still won’t get to everything! There’s so much to see and do. An excellent education for kids!

Large, plenty of interesting exhibits, fantastic for kids!

The museum and everything within the compound is top-notch. The interactive exhibits are superb for kids. The butterfly house is absolutely amazing. And the outside exhibits are awesome. The tree houses, the boardwalks, the animal exhibits in their outdoor habitat, dinosaur trail, are all excellent. A truly wonderful way to spend a day with the family.

$$$ way to much Money $$$$$ not worth it so Pricey for what it has to offer ,, like family of 4 would end up paying over almost $100 just to get in !!! Come on now

Great for families with children, plenty of room to play, fantastic tree house. Plenty of areas for younger kids to play as well.Inside has activities as well as exhibits. Well worth the cost of admission.

My children really enjoyed this place! The dinosaur exhibit is what initially attracted us but once we got to the museum, there was so much more to see and do. We stayed here for approximately 5 hours and didnt get to do everything. My kids enjoyed the dinosaurs, running through the mists, the train ride, and the tree house playground. Definitely bring a change of clothes because there are some activities that involve water. Also, there is a picnic area just outside the parking deck if you want to bring food. The gift shop on the right when you come back to the main building is awesome. The prices are very affordable and my kids got to pick more than one item to take home with them.

Luv it!! Such a great place to take the babies!

Fun for the whole family! We were in town for a week and checked this museum out. We were at first weary of spending the money on entrance, but it was well worth it. I had a blast, my wife had a blast and our 2 year old son had a blast. When we walked in the first room to the left, I knew we were going to have a great time. We spent all day running around, exploring both inside and outside, tree houses, dinosaurs, space artifacts, butterflies, you name it. this museum was packed to the brim with fun and interesting things to play with.

$40 for myself and my 4 year old son. It was not worth it. The only, the only engaging thing they offered was a paper airline station that I could do at home. These mothers must be paid to write 5 star reviews. I would give it 2 stars had the train not cost additional money but it did. The butterfly exhibit was small, the entire building which is large, was a waste. A bunch of bugs living in there for no reason. The restaurant was closed, really disappointed in that. We had to walk everywhere, the exhibits just were not for kids and some were really pointless. Once again $40 for one adult and a child. I could go to any zoo in NC for less and see amazing things. The animal exhibits were all blocked off. You couldn’t see the bears up close. The coyote exhibit you couldn’t see the two coyotes either. They were laying about 80 feet away 30 feet up on the cliffs. It was just a really disorganized museum. I promise you as. Father, I’ll never drive 52 minutes to go there again. Go spend your money at Marbles in downtown Raleigh, the Aloha Safari Zoo where you actually get to be 3-5 feet from tigers and kangaroos and you can feed llamas and zebras off a safari tractor pull or the outdoor drive in theatre at Raleigh.

This museum was amazing, and my 3yo had a blast! We went on a cloudy day which made it even better with the cooler air. My favorite part was the treehouse and my son loved the fog area. I highly suggest this museum and if you live closr, just buy the membership

I brought my 1 year old (not walking yet) and 2.5 year old here and it was WONDERFUL for all of us. The outdoor part is pretty shaded-especially on the paths. There is a section with water mist so if you let your kids go there be sure to bring a change of clothes and/or towel! There were some kids there with swimsuits on. I could go on but the best part is that everyone slept great that night!!

Absolutely fantastic community resource! I am so grateful we live within 30 minutes of MLS. They have such a huge selection of educational entertainment for all ages! We especially love Hideaway Woods and Earth Moves and recently, the lemurs.The one thing this interactive, science-based play area is missing is a water bottle refill station (available at Lowes) inside the main museum. Theyve recently installed one by the cafe, but after seeing people drink DIRECTLY out of the water bottle spigot, Im a bit hesitant to use it again.

Fantastic place for kids of all ages but especially under 10 to run wild and play with other kids while learning. Highly recommended but not cheap.

They loved it! I cant wait to take them again. So many family friendly things and worth the cost of membership.

We held our wedding here on June 22, 2019. From guests who visited during the day to guests that were seeing the museum for the first time at our ceremony, everyone had positive things to say about our choice of venue. My favorite part was doing our first look in the butterfly house. It was such a magical place to see my bride in her wedding dress for the first time. I was awestruck. I couldn’t have asked for a better moment.The museum staff were great with Lauren helping coordinate our wedding up until the day-of and Chase coordinating the day-of. They answered all our questions and were on top of anything that came up. We were a little eager to move forward when we booked the venue nearly a year and a half before our wedding, but Lauren was great at working with us despite having other, nearer, events to work with. The timelines and all the materials we were provided were very helpful!Lauren and Chase also coordinated our vendors so when we showed up the day-of, everything was setup and ready to go. It was a huge relief to see when we arrived!All-in-all, we highly recommend the Museum of Life and Science for weddings (and visiting)!

Really excellent. Great for kids and adults. Love the outdoor walking trail. I love taking my nephew loves the hideaway woods.

The staff are complete and utter monsters. Absolute jerks.

On nice days my kids beg to do the dinosaur trail outside and on cool and rainstorm days we stay inside.This placeGets busy and fills up on weekends so be prepared .They do have restaurant and lots of activities

A lot of fun activities for all

This is a wonderful place to enjoy with the whole family. There is something for everyone to do.

Best place erevy

I love this it is so fun and i love that you can learn alot of stuff about the world my favorite place is the bird waching it is so cool and relaxing to look at the birds. I dont go on the train that often but when i do it is super fun. My littel cousin LOVE the relly big tree house. And the butter fly room is so beautiful to look at the butterflies.i go ther every time and nerver get bored.i got the membership because the price was too high for the adults but otherwise love it

This museum is just incredible. Like many of the museums in NC, you dont need small children with you to enjoy them. My husband and I have walked around the museum/outdoor facilities a few times, and it has been a lot of fun. Though the main museum section is tailored to small children with interactive exhibits and learning opportunities, the area that really makes the museum shine is the live animal enclosures, cafe, and butterfly house. Its really neat to not have to drive all the way to the Asheboro Zoo and deal with all the huge crowds in order to see/learn about specific or local animals. The Sprout Cafe food is tasty, while the gift shop (which also has a coffee spot) is terrific as well. We think the museum admission is a bit pricey, but considering you can easily spend most of the day there, we think its worth it. It all really lets you experience that same spark of curiosity you get as a kid.

We have been members here for years and every year it gets better and better. The place js simply massive, with incredible diversity of exhibit. My kids never get tired of the place and even the adults can enjoy a lot of the fun.

We came here on a recommendation and it was Amazing! Lots of activities, even an Interactive section where you can do experiments! Great exhibitions and area where you can watch the Palientoligists work, also has screens to watch presentations. The Dinosaur exhibits are fantastic and on an enormous scale, this place is a Must if you are in the area.

Great place to visit! WAY WAY WAY over priced! $21 to get in! Compare this to visiting Asheboro NC Zoo which has much much more for only $15.

This is one of our favorite places and drive over an hour just to spend a day even with teens. The exhibits are top tier and most the staff within the museum and in the park are great. We love to visit the coffee shop but find everytime the staff are not in the best of moods. The girl that made our coffee seemed to be having a very bad day and was more worried about her phone than customer service I also noticed this from the girl at the gift shop register. After having such a great day this kind of put a damper on the end of our day. We will be back but may avoid the coffee next time. To be working in such a great environment should be a joyful time. Lets figure this out folks.

My family always enjoy our visits here. There is always something new to see and do.

My daughter 6 year old love it this place!! Is excelent price for fun

See a pair of red wolves! Nice balance of things to interest children and adults. Kind of expensive, over $20 for adults.