Loved this new experience. The staff are helpful and welcoming. So many cool arts and crafts to choose from. They have mini shows on how crayons are made. Overall FUN! Get the annual pass for only $30! read more

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I think it is a great concept for kids and the place offers many great activities. However customer service is pretty bad. Not one person welcomed us, greeted us or in general was nice. Employees talk to each other about their work and personal stuff right in front of customers that need assistance, and completely ignore them. Chelsea at the front desk was the worst. I was considering an annual pass but after today's experience I will not be returning. read more

Perfect place to go whether it's for an hour or two or all day. This is for young and old who love crayola crayons!! Lots to do. The play area is closed due to Covid and the gift shop while not big has cute items and clothes to buy. This is an experience that I would do once. It's in the mall so that's even better if you like to shop and eat. read more

We love Crayola! My family has annual passes and we go at least twice a month! I find funny people saying they didn't enjoy, they must have the attention span of a goldfish! hahahah my daughter and I stay at Crayola for 3 to 4 hours!!! read more

WoW!! Arrived in Florida and took my daughter to experience Crayola place. She was so excited! She didn't know what to do first. Had to calm her down and show her where to start first. We still did not cover everything at Crayola. The staff greeted us, assisted in answering questions and let us know where everything was. Crayola is a must to take the little ones to enjoy. The only thing that Crayola should focus on is the merchandise. You need merchandise that's has the logo of Crayola and where. I didn't see any coffee cups, cups and some of the merchandise didn't say Orlando Florida. You need to market a little more as there is only 2 locations in the USA, Florida and Easton PA. read more

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If I could give this place 0 stars I would. Way overpriced place to color. They say "everything is included" but by that they mean ur little kids can play on the playground and you can color in multiple different locations or make a molded crayon. Anyone over the age of 10 should be free. There are a few arcade games. . . Which cost. . . .snacks which cost. . . Mold hands which cost. U can make 1 crayon and a molding animal for your $25.00. Absolutely the worst. Not sure why this is even called an attraction. read more

One of my favorite things to do is spending time with my 2 year old niece. Her mom takes her to the major theme parks pretty often, so on my day with her I wanted to take her somewhere different. I've heard such great things and thought this would be perfect. We started off on the first floor where I paid for admission. Once paid we were given 2 bags to hold our art and each bag contained 2 coins that could be used for the crayon melting or crayon personalization. We made our way to the craziness of the second floor. There were kids and parents everywhere! I was so naive to think that on a Tuesday it wouldn't be that busy. There were tons of activities for her to do, but naturally she mostly wanted to play on their indoor playgrounds. I let her burn some energy at the infant/ toddler playground for a little. We moved over to many different stations that of course included coloring and painting. Her favorites were painting and melting the crayons. There were a few things that she was a little too young for. We ended the day by making personalized crayons. Overall, she had a fun time and of course I did too. Tips: *buy your admission tickets online for a discounted price *if you have a really independent child I would say 2 years old maybe a little young. My niece couldn't reach a lot of things on her own. *never assume that it's going to be slow there read more

Coloring time. Went with my daughter and nephew. Grand opening today. Don't know what to expect. Great prices. Got the annual passes for $29 each. If your kids like coloring and creative things it's not to bad for $29. And I love it because it's indoor. There's quite a bit of mini arts centers for the kids to do. read more

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First time experience at Crayola. My grandchildren loved it and had a lot of fun. We were there for 2.5 hours and didn't get to explore everything available. We were surprised that one person was making the waxed hands, we waited a good 30 to 40 minutes with only two children ahead of us. She was so slow and never smiled or interacted with the children to make them feel at ease. Two other helpers came and neither smiled or had a sense of urgency in helping people. They should be placed somewhere else but not helping guests. People walked off the line because they did not want to wait so long. Other helpers on the floor were not smiling or very excited to be there with children. Just some thoughts on how to make it a totally positive experience. It's now almost two years later and nothing has changed. One cashier for regular and coupon tickets (long line) and two cashiers for annual pass patrons. So after waiting for 35 minutes,the annual pass patrons come in and are helped immediately. More registers need to be open on the weekends, children are restless. Also -Not one friendly face in the whole place that caters to children - employees are slow and seem to not want to be there. Shame on the manager. read more

This was a fun experience for the kids. Only good for toddlers in my opinion. We had two 6 year old boys and they did like the place. But didn't LOVE. My main issue was the price. Definitely over price . read more

We are pass holders and been about five times. I wish they changed it up more often but it is incredible value for what you pay. You kids get to be creative without having the mess at home. read more

We had a great time here! I took my three year old who loves all things arts and it took us about 3 hours to explore. It was fairly busy for a Thursday so we did skip a couple activities that had longer lines but overall there was a ton to do! Obviously making your crayon and naming it was a hit. The play areas were fun and not too crazy and they had lots of different coloring stations. Overall it was a nice time, I'd go back if we were in the area but wouldn't drive out of my way for it. read more

The first disappointing part is that they offer a military discount, and clearly, reading back, it does say to "member with id" but my 5 year old can't hold id and he is still part of this military family. This can be misleading as most parks around Orlando offer the discount to the member with id and young dependents. I ask that you please become more specific in the website. The place itself is fair. The most entertaining part for my child was the indoor playground and honestly, not worth the money. Discounted or not. read more

This place was awesome! My son is 3 1/2 and he absolutely loved it. We were there for 5 hrs and still didn't get through everything! So many crafts and the staff is very helpful. I would suggest bringing snacks the the food is super pricey. If you get your tickets on Groupon it saves you a couple of bucks but make sure you PRINT your ticket. Overall great experience, worth the money and plan to spend at least 4-5 hrs there. read more

One word: lame. If your child is under four, you are paying $20 to watch them color and play on a jungle gym. Cheaper to go to a park and buy a pack of crayons and a coloring book. read more

Last week my family and I visited the Crayola Experience Chelsea was very polite and knowledgeable, she had patience especially with the amount of questions we asked. Once arriving to the second level there were many activities for the children to do, the staff was amazing and answered any questions we had. read more

Ok but not great for age- 6... Kind of outgrown the activities. Expensive admission for basically a small playplace and coloring stations. Was able to fill a few hours mostly because friends were there also, so they spent a lot of time running between activities they all wanted to do. Food is expensive- $9.00 just for a kids meal. Attached store downstairs with mostly fair prices and a few good deals on items. Clean bathrooms, clean eating areas. Probably best for 3-4 years. If kid didn't have friends there to fill three hours, would've been done in 60 minutes. read more

Spent $100 for 2 kids and 2 adults so we expected to walk out with a bit more. The place is completely understaffed we waited in a short line for popcorn for 30 minutes and didn't even do one activity because the line wasn't moving .... read more

Cheap fun place, for our toddler was so much fun! Btw, we went on Sunday, and after 5pm tickets were half price! Even better ;) read more

This is what kids need today to use their imagination and just be kids. The whole family really got into all the creative things to do. Kids got a lot of cool stuff to keep the fun going at home from the store at the end. read more

The only think my 6yrs old enjoyed doing was labeling his own crayon. That's about it. Less than 2 hrs we've done it all even with lines in couple of the stations. Don't get me wrong it is a good place for the younger kids in fact I enjoy coloring and made it into animations. BUT it's not worth $69 admission fee for 3 of us ($23/ppl). Seriously, $10/ppl I wouldn't mind and give it 5 stars but not $23. I mean you pay for what you get or get what you pay for. And that's why I'm only giving it a 3 stars for $23/ppl. read more

Good for 2 hours place clean parents can sit down and watch children play I recommend. The wrap it own crayon

I have taken both of my grandchildren there. Both had the best time. I took my grandson there this past Saturday. He mentioned all he wanted was to tell the character, dressed as a marker, that he loved him and to give the character a hug. There were 3 different birthday parties, the character person and the young lady with, stopped on their way to allow me to take a picture of my grandson with the character. This small act of kindness meant the world to this little 4 year old boy. Thank you so much! IMG_2423.JPG read more

Crayola Experience - Thanks for making a little boy's day! Your kindness was apprehended. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Visited this place on June 26. While it could definitely be a great experience for kids, I found it to be crowded with somewhat limited offerings. The thing that called my attention most was the demeanor of the staff. They seemed robotic, unfriendly, and seem to be fed up with their jobs. Among all the kids and parents in attendance, I found one employee that actually smiled while answering a question or serving customers. read more

This place was pretty crowded, but it is worth the trip if you have a little one who loves to color. There are a ton of activities for them to do (there is also a small play area for toddlers). There are a few tours offered throughoug the day, but I would arrive a little early to ensure that you get to go on one (we missed them). At the exit, there is a large crayola store that has really good prices for juat about anything to do with Crayola. I would definitely go back again! read more

In the age of Corona virus and the flu season, the hand sanitizer station is either broke or empty by the big playground. Oh and there is no one in the front checking passes so you can just walk in without a pass. Don't even bother being a pass holder like us. Today is March 7, 6 to 7 pm. read more

The whole factory was very nice, many activities. I especially loved the clay. There was one experience involving choosing two crayons, melt them down into shapes. The employee there was super, super nice!! Sebastian made us feel welcome!! I will be back next visit to Florida! read more

Omg I came here with my family and didn't realize how much fun I was going to have and all the things I can do with crayons. I love coming up with my own crayon name but I was disappointed that I couldn't create my own color crayon. It this place is perfect for 3 years olds and up. read more

Significantly less fun than I thought it would be. If you're in Orlando for the theme parks and you're stuck with a rainy day, it might be cool for the 6 & under set, but my best friend's 8 & 13 year olds were bored. I was even a little bored & I'm into touristy things where I get to play and learn. The few cool things to do had very long lines, kept breaking down, and were very disorganized. I liked some of the information on the walls where I could learn a little about the history of Crayola, but I wouldn't go here again. read more

Long wait to get in. Manager not the best when i tried to explain to him the signs were not very clear with the lobby packed of 100 people or more. Once upstairs it was complete mayhem, especially in the jungle gym area. With older kids rushing through scaring me they would hurt it knock over my 4 year old. Staff standing there just watching and not enforcing any rules. It's definitely a nice concept but could be a lot better. It needs a lot of improvement! read more

What a fantastic place and very spacious! Yearly passes are pretty fairly priced $29.99 for everyone 2 and up, although it would be nice if young children had a better discount. The passes pay for itself if you go 2x's or more and being a FL resident I figured that'll happen. We went before the big grand opening and all the staff is very friendly and engaging. There is a variety of children's activities that should keep the younger ones entertained. My 3.5 year old loved her first time so much we stayed from 12pm to almost 5. The kiddos can of course color, but it has so much more then that. There are markers, paint, chalk and model magic (like Play-Doh) things kids can do/make. They even have some kid friendly technology where kids can make their artwork come to life. There are 2 play areas in case your kid wants a break from artsy stuff. My personal favorite was the giant Lite-Brite. I can't comment on the food b/c that part wasn't opened yet but the cafeteria section is fairly big w/a lot of seating. Mamas of young ones, they have a nursing room for us. Small w/2 rockers and I gather a diaper changer will be installed, it just wasn't yet but I saw the box there. The first visit I didn't make it to the Crayola store but I'm sure that's another experience in itself. read more

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A new attraction in Central Florida that isn't Disney related and is much closer to home?? This place is awesome. If you have kids and live in the area, or are visiting the area, you have to check this place out. The annual pass is only about $30/person and they have all kinds of hands on activities for kids and adults. It's not like this place just threw up some Crayola posters and called it a day. They went all out with the decor and it really makes you feel like you are inside a Crayola wonderland. There is actually so much to do that we didn't get to see and do everything, but they have a history wall of Crayola that is pretty interesting. You can also see how crayons are made AND make some crayon designs yourself. There is even a station where you can make your own personalized crayon wrapper. There are different play areas for little kids and one for the bigger kids and concession areas. We didn't try any of the food because we had just eaten at Buca Di Beppo next door before heading to Crayola. They have their own restaurant inside that I would love to try and probably will next time I am there. The technology is top notch and the staff are very friendly and helpful. My only con that I would have is that they need to manage their lines for the different attractions a little better. There were a lot of people cutting line or saving space in line for their entire extended family. Also, Summer is crazy crowded here. I'm thinking it may calm down once school starts back, but expect long wait times for a lot of the activities. As a new Crayola annual pass holder, I will be back very soon. Well done. read more

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The price was perfect because we used a Groupon. The colors and atmosphere were very inviting. My toddler was so excited she was running around and screaming when we walked in. There is a lot to do. My daughter turned 3 a few months ago and was able to enjoy everything. I would return and recommend to others read more

Their tellers need more training for customer service! We went there with my kids and my sister's kids and friends and we bought our tickets online. We fell in line to redeem our tickets but their data wasn't working properly so after they wrote down 2 of our tickets, my sister had to go outside again and screen shot everything so they can write it. It took us an hour just to redeem the ticket and when I asked Ari, the other teller they have, she responded with "oh, you want ME to do it?" That phrase alone just made me mad! So she explained that since Madeline was the one who initially helped us, she had to do everything and she can't do the rest. Which is a bunch of BS! And because we didnt want to deal with her, we went to Madeline. The team lead Sebastian went to where we were but didnt even ask anything about what had happened that he clearly saw and heard! And a manager showed up but ignored us too and talked with the team lead instead, talking about us! What kind of customer service do they have here???? We didnt make a scene, we didnt shout or yell and yet they were the ones acting like we've done them wrong! This is the first time we went here, and just the interaction we had coming in, had me deciding that we'll never come to this place anymore! They need to change the "face" of this place! Because thats what the people in the reception and tellers represent! Thats for the one hour process JUST to redeem our already PAID tickets! read more

Go early and check Groupon!! Our kids loved this place but we didn't have enough time to do it all. You could spend all day here. My kids loved the play place and the crafts!! We brought so much stuff home to do. It was a great way to get out of the heat and crowds of Disney read more

Earlier this week, I went to the Crayola Experience of Orlando, Florida. I absolutely loved it! All of the stations were great, but my favorite would have to be the Wrap It station. At the Wrap It station (located in the front when you walk up the steps to the second floor), you get to pick a color crayon and name it what ever you want using words and symbols. Even though the attendees at the experience were predominantly kids ages one to seven, as a 12 year old, I still loved it! Don't miss out on the fun just because you think you are too old for it! There is a large variety of things you can do. You can melt crayons into different shapes including rings, cars, seahorses, and sharks. You can name your own crayon, make spin art, print coloring pictures of yourself (which was broken on the second floor, but there was a functioning one in the gift shop), watch a live demonstration of how crayons are made, and even make paper dance! There are also other interactive activities there as well. As pricing goes, the annual pass compared to a one day ticket is better to buy. The annual pass costs (on sale) $29 each person and includes special monthly deals such as bring a friend for free. The one day ticket costs $19.99 each person, and you, of course, can only go for one day. The gift shop was very nice, too. It mainly consisted of Crayola products such as regular markers and crayons, color your own clothes, bags or umbrellas, Crayola shirts, marker plushes (which are very cute because they have little faces, each with a different facial expression and color name), and crayon plushes (which also had different facial expressions and color names). Their popcorn was also very good. A regular small bag of popcorn is $5 and the souvenir bucket is $6.99 which is very cute, and you get free refills on the day you purchased it, and $0.99 refills any other day you bring it. If you plan to purchase multiple bags of popcorn, I recommend buying the souvenir bucket instead. Overall, I had a blast, and if you are thinking about coming here, I recommend it because the Crayola Experience is fun for all ages! Like DC Comics? Visit my blog at dccomicscomments.blog read more

Great idea. Terrible staff. The woman who took our tickets was the last friendly person we encountered. Everyone else was rude. The woman in the cafe kept walking away from me and my granddaughter to take someone else's money or order. Last time they'll get my money. read more

My 5 year old loved it. It's on the smaller side but my son easily spent 4 hours there and the only reason we left is because they closed. He would've happily stayed for at least another hour or 2. We got tickets on Groupon however I would've purchased the annual pass for $30 if we lived in Orlando. Surprisingly the gift shop is not overpriced. read more

Super dirty, understaffed, and we were not able to do much. No one would assistance us and again SUPER dirty!

Mother and daughter disappointed. Its a large room with a table and some crayons on it. Fell asleep during the show. And at the end you get to take home one crayon. Entry is too expensive and the popcorn more expensive than at movie theater. Not returning again. As a local, embarrassed. read more