This is simply an indoor play area with limited space and things to do. It is essentially daycare except you're watching your child play. Spend the day going through the grandparents attic for playthings or dig out the Legos instead of spending money on this "attraction". more

My kids have been here several times, and still ask to go back. They are now ages 5 & 7 and we've gone about once a year for the last few years. While some stations stay the same, they do change up some of the displays so it can be a little different each time. My oldest (girl) always loves... more

Don't bother going to this place. Our 3 year old enjoyed it for half an hour and then even he was bored. It's tiny, I'm sure most people have houses bigger then the play area. There's a few props, like a little "ship deck" and play house area that's elevated, a "farm experience" area, a few toys and that's about... more

On returning to NY, we stopped by the museum with my 5, 10 and 13 year old children. Each of them had their interests, 5 year old , the grocery store, 10 year old dressup and 13 year old boy loved the machine factory area. I was very surprised they actually stayed there for 3 hours. No food and very... more

The building had a good size playground by the entrance, my toddler loved it, my 7-year-old didn't care for it. The price is reasonable given that the kids can literally touch and play WITH EVERYTHING. One aspect that I didn't think was very polite was that my mom decided not to come in and sat by a bench by the... more

I went with my three children not knowing what to expect. When I thought of a a museum for kids, I thought it would be stressful and that it wouldn't be fun for all my kids because of the age difference (ages 2, 6, and 9) In a world where children are always being told what not to touch, where... more