We loved it here! I think my 8yo could have slept over, and still found new things to do the next day. If you have little littles, head straight to the top floor. There's a crawler/cruiser/toddler friendly area just for them up there. My 11mo nephew had a great time there with his nanny and the other visitors. If you have kids who need to get energy out, head to the middle floor. There are all kinds of physical challenges for them to do (How long can you hang? How high can you jump? How fast can you bike? ... that sort of stuff). There is also a whole city called "Kidtropolis" for them to engage in role play and use their imaginations. If you have kiddos that like to know how things work, check out the bottom floor. There is a lot of info and hands on activities about things like momentum, and a lab area with engineering challenges (ie: build a tower that can withstand high winds). There was SO.MUCH.TO.DO here. I only lasted 3 or 4 hours, but if you have a high tolerance for noise and energy you could be here literally all day. Also, I wasn't particularly paying attention but I believe it was reasonably accessible for people who use wheelchairs. I saw a few people around who were enjoying various parts of the museum. There is a paid parking garage across the street and it was a pay with an app kind of one, if memory serves.

Wonderful museum for kids, it has everything. This museum is full of hands on activities that are educational and entertaining. We spent over 4 hours there, and I'm sure the kids would have loved to spend even more time. The parking garage is across the street, but there are also street parking nearby. Most of the street parking I saw were 2 hrs max though, except for Sunday. Invention Convention has a bunch of fun STEM activities that allows the kids to build all sorts of contraptions. And my other son loved the grocery store and diner in the Kidtropolis. This was a great destination for us to spend a fun filled afternoon. Our kids left with huge smiles on their faces.

Winner of multiple awards like best thing to do worldwide and America’s can’t miss children’s museum our expectation were high and we were not disappointed. This museum has lots to do for all ages. Not only does it have your usual kids science museum floors and exhibits they also have a Kidtropolis a city for kids ran by kids, an outdoor area with an interactive water exhibit and at the top floor a Tot Spot designed specifically for ages 0-2 to explore and have fun. You can easily spend a whole day here.

We had a great visit here on our trip to Houston. Our 5 year old loved the entire place! There is a lot of variety here for kids of all ages. Large enough to fit all the people. There were a lot of people on a busy Saturday, however our daughter got to do everything she wanted to do with no wait time. Great place to check out. Prices are reasonable for the amount of activities. You could literally stay all day if you wanted.