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    Discovery Children's Museum

    4.4 (724 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Marlon T.

    This is a fantastic place to bring kids. You can easily spend 2 to 3 hours here without running out of things to do. The giant climbing structure in the middle is incredibly unique and was definitely the highlight of our visit. There are plenty of hands-on exhibits throughout the museum, and everything felt engaging and well thought out. I also appreciated how clean the museum was, especially considering how many children were there. The water play area was another favorite and was a lot of fun. Overall, it's a great family-friendly attraction in Las Vegas and well worth a visit if you're traveling with kids.

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    Debbie G.

    This evening, I attended a meeting upstairs in a very large conference room. The sound quality and presentation were great. While I wasn't able to tour the museum, there were several families enjoying the space before school starts next week! Interior is clean and spacious. The elevators are enormous and could easily fit strollers. Restrooms are clean and have a little sink for kids. The parking garage is attached to the building, so make sure you enter the correct garage, as there are multiple in the area. Signs help direct.

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    Cara B.

    We took my 8-year-old niece to the Children's Discovery Museum of Las Vegas while her parents were visiting, and it ended up being the perfect activity. It was nice having something fun for kids to do that doesn't involve being 21+ or sitting in a hotel room, especially while her parents had a chance to gamble. We had so much fun and stayed for a few hours. I was honestly exhausted after going through the jungle gym, but there are so many hands-on learning experiences and activities that keep kids engaged the whole time. The Grocery Store was a popular place that the kids seemed to enjoy. The quality of the exhibits is great, and for how much there is to do, the value is totally worth it. Highly recommend for families. We'll definitely be back the next time she comes to visit.

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    Susan R.

    We need to get lost ? We need to get lost so that we can find ourselves! Let's go in and discover what we have lost. Here in Vegas this is the "hot" spot to be . Let's come and discover what it means to be you and what makes things interesting. The museum is open to the public and has three levels of fun. Make sure and don't blink you will miss something. Primarily this is for the small individuals interested in discovering and exploring, but at each step mama and daddy are going to have fun too . Get your hands dirty and let's go have some fun. It's three levels of pleasure and excitement. They offer so much to do and inspire here. My favorite area is the dress up section. What did you want to be when you grew up. Let's go to space and get some new ideas! Sing a song and inspire others. Be a great leader and change the world. Let's play together. The staff at each station and all along the way is always supportive and immersive. You can tell the individuals love their jobs. They even smile and interact with the people. It's truly amazing. Ok the third level is where we are going to break down the barriers and learn something. What does that look like under a microscope? You might be surprised! Let's make something together . Togetherness is impossible, got you ! It's totally possible! Because one needs to care and get the littles inspired . Knowing is the way . Keep your mind focused and it will benefit you . Let's go play !

    London B.

    This place was a bit pricey but super fun. When we visited over Christmas vacation, the kids wanted to visit this museum because Blippy had been there. The Water World area was my 12-year-old's favorite. The pretend play giant pirate ship was my 10-year-old's favorite. There were lots of areas geared mainly toward younger kids, but a great time was had by all. Everyone enjoyed the large multilevel play structure. The one thing that was kind of off-putting for me was that in some areas, things were written on the walls describing the activities/displays in Spanish first (larger lettering) and in English (smaller lettering) underneath the Spanish. This was strange and made me uncomfortable, but that is the only thing I did not like. Gift shop was cute and affordable. We appreciated the available snacks. The whole place was very colorful and an overall positive feeling was left in our hearts at closing time. Restrooms were clean. Employees were kind. Thanks for a great visit.

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    Talia S.

    We've been to the Discovery Children's Museum several times now, starting when my son was about 9 months old and continuing through now that he's 2 years old. Overall, it's a really fantastic space for kids, especially toddlers and up. When my son was younger, we were a bit hesitant to go because there isn't a ton for babies to do. There is a small baby section on the first level, which is nice to have, but it's fairly limited. With so many levels in the museum, it can be hard to juggle a toddler and a baby at the same time, especially if both want to explore different things. That said, the museum is best as kids get older. There are several levels, each packed with different activities, and every time we visit we discover something new and interesting. One of the coolest features is the multi-level play gym that climbs all the way up the stairs to the top section, with multiple paths, climbing elements, and interactive components throughout. There's a toddler town, a stage, and areas dedicated to science, writing, art, and music. It really covers so many bases. There are also lots of imaginative play spaces, like a pretend dentist and doctor's office, a football field, a car repair shop, and more. The variety keeps kids engaged for a long time. If you go, pro tip is to do water world last because the kids will get wet. Bring a change of clothes so they aren't all wet going home. They also offer well-priced memberships, which I highly recommend, especially for locals or for families who host visiting friends and relatives. It's a great spot for kids of almost all ages. I'm giving it four stars because I'd love to see more options for babies and younger kids, but overall it's a wonderful museum that we'll definitely keep coming back to.

    Maggie M.

    What a spectacular event! I went with a friend and we walked and ate so much it was great that we parked far to walk off everything we ate. We encountered a little gem inside, a how to make candle class. The oil tasting was memorable as were the vegan options. The ice cream was amazing. I am looking forward to going to the actual business and having a paid meal.

    Lena K.

    I was here on 9/25 with a homeschool group and due to that, the entry prices were lowered for the field trip that was coordinated. I haven't come here often only because the prices are a bit high in my opinion, especially when parents/adults have to pay so much more and it's kind of a given we have to enter with our children. I feel like adults should be free...I would come here much more frequently if I only had to worry about the cost for my kids. But it's always a blast here for the kids! Something to do for every age! The kids love everything that's offered for a wide range of ages and also that we can bring our own food and eat in the designated area.

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    Chelsey C.

    Requested info on membership purchase and was pleased to find out that our tickets purchased that day could go towards a membership! The kids had so much fun and it was very inexpensive! Will definitely be back for another fun visit!

    Jenn L.

    I absolutely love taking my nieces to this place! Always clean Great value for the money. My nieces participated in the AI class and slime class.

    Chelsie R.

    Took the kids to Discovery Children's Museum and spent couple hours walking around. $15 for NV residents and $20 for non residents. The young lady helping us was very helpful and friendly. The first level had a water area, theatre area and a toddler section. Second level had a play area for the kids to play as if they were working in a bank, airport, grocery store, hospital, etc. We spent most our time in that area. Kids had fun. There was also a third level where kids can build and create things. There was also an art area. Overall kids had a blast and the different areas kept them interested and excited. For FREE parking- the garage next to the museum is convenient and you can get your ticket validated at the front counter.

    Amanda L.

    This place is amazing! If you're in Vegas and want to do something fun with your kids (walking age-10) I would highly recommend it. In order to truly fully experience all there is to offer I would say you should expect to be here most of the day. There are multiple levels and dozens of things to do on each level. Not to mention the central multi level play structure! That alone will keep kids busy for hours. Only thing they're missing is a cafeteria with actual food. They have snacks like chips in the gift shop but that's all. No restaurants near by either except a Starbucks so make sure to pack lunches! I will leave you with a few tips: 1. If you have WIC or EBT your admission is deeply discounted! Show them one of those cards upon entry if you have one. 2. Check online before you go so you can see if there are any special events happening that day that you might be interested in and you can plan accordingly. 3. Parking ticket from the garage can be validated right next to the ticket desk so you don't have to pay for parking. Again, awesome spot away from the strip (and heat in the summertime) that is sure to keep little ones entertained and amazed for hours!

    Charita A.

    I think I didnt enjoy it as much because it was sooo packed for the Gabby event and we had to come at the end of the day because that was our time for the meet and greet. For the most part everything seemed clean that I could visibily see. As clean as it could be considering the amount of kids touching and moving things. I appreciate the picture with Gabby was free. We just had to pay the admission price for the museum. I think its cool that you go through the obtacles to get to the the different levels. I wasnt prepared for that though (wrong shoes). The theater room didnt have much costume choices for the kids. Im sure they were just missing because of all the kids wearing them. The water room was wild. So much water on the floor and not enough rain coats. Honestly, this museum made me appreciate my small and simple museum in my city.

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    Ask the Community - Discovery Children's Museum

    Thinking about beating the heat this summer by getting a membership here. Is this a good place to walk my 6 month old around in a stroller? She obviously won't do much of the activities but are there baby friendly things for her to observe?

    They do have a section catered for babies/toddlers but I didn’t really go in there since my nieces and nephews are older. The museum is mainly for older kids (4 and up) imho but there’s a lot of different areas that you can hang out in.

    How much do tickets cost?

    General admission is $13.50, Locals admission is $13.50 and Museums for All admission is $3.00. Admission for ages 1 and up is required. Discounts are available for things like POGO pass. Also check with the Clark County Libraries to check out a… 

    Their website mentions a Covid questionnaire prior to entry. What questions do they ask?

    I just went a couple weeks ago and I don't remember any kind of questionnaire It was probably just a poster that has the same questions you see everywhere... things like "Have you been exposed to someone with covid?" or "do you have a fever?" etc.

    Do you need to be vaccinated?

    No. Even though we are, they didn't ask for proof or told us we had to be.

    Are masks required?

    Yes.

    Do I need to make appointment and paid before I go?

    Nope you can just walk in and pay when you get there.

    My son is 22 months and won't wear a mask? What is the age range for mask requirements?

    2 years and up have to wear a mask

    Do we need to purchase tickets before going? Or can we pay in person?

    We paid in person.

    What is typically the least busiest day?

    During the summer, it can get pretty busy every day. Before Covid, many summer camps would come and you never knew what day they would come. During the school year if you get there right when it opens, it's less busy, unless there are field trips… 

    I bought tickets off Groupon. How do I make a reservation without purchasing tickets on your website?

    Good Morning Melissa. Thank you for your interest in DISCOVERY Children's Museum. We look forward to seeing you at the Museum. For Groupon purchases, you do not need to reserve your tickets online. Just come in and show your code at the front… 

    Can i purchase tickets at the door?

    If they are not booked for the day. It is best to reserve your date/time in advance.

    Would an 11 month old who can walk have fun here?

    We have a grandchild who just turned 11 months. We've been to the CDM with the older grandkids several times, ages 5 and up. But under a year old, it would be hard to hold their attention. I'd wait a couple years.

    Can you bring snacks?

    Hi Lisha, You can most certainly bring snacks and eat them in the designated area with chairs and… 

    Our kids are 10, 9, 8, 6, and 4. Is there something here for everyone of our kiddos?

    Yes! Great for kids 1 to 100 lol

    If you have a Discovery Museum membership in California, will it be valid entrance (or at least discounted price) for this LV Museum?

    As long as your membership in CA is part of the ACM or ACTC you will get half off admission in Vegas. Some reciprocal agreements allow you free admission you'd have to check your site.

    How much time should we plan to spend here?

    Families typically spend 2-4 hours with us!

    Is the 3$ admission have to be from Nevada's EBT (or WIC) to get the price, or can other states WIC get the discount as well?

    Other states as well.

    Can we bring in children's lunches for our two grandkids?

    Yes you can bring food they have an area to eat in

    Hi we are the membership. But we need go back to our country. Is the member charged every year ? Do I need cancel?

    The membership is not automatically renewed.

    Do you think a 15 month old (walking) would enjoy this?

    Yes. There is a toddler place and also a water area. Depending where you go, there are special exhibits upstairs that your child may like.

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    “I came to the Discovery Children's Museum in Las Vegas on 12/31/21 with my 2 nieces, 2 sisters, and bro in law.”

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