My wife and I went there yesterday. Be sure and call ahead to schedule your tour, because that's…read morehow it's done (and it is very easy and owner very accommodating). This museum is a great little (hidden) gem not far from courthouse. It will especially appeal to people, say, 60 and older, but there's memorabilia in it that kids will love too. Saw lots of things in there that I hadn't seen since my childhood, so I was constantly flooded with memories. We give it two thumbs up!

Fun Time. The owner, Carol, doesn't post hours, he's old…read moreschool just call his number to schedule or get in. He had a super collection of 60's of memorabilia.

We went to a tour of "The Dinosaur Company in Allen, tx and it was so very cool! I've always…read morewanted to see behind the scenes of how companies do this stuff and we found the best of them all. The creative behind this company is amazing and by far superior to their competitors. If you haven't checked them out, I highly recommend!!! https://www.billingsproductions.com/

Trystan was an amazing tour guide and I was so impressed at how much information he knew about…read moreevery dinosaur and bug in the warehouse. I am SO glad I had the opportunity to visit the museum before it closed to the public. My grand daughter, who is almost 3, loves bugs more than dinosaurs and was thrilled seeing them all. She especially loved the collection of lady bugs in the back. It is such a beautiful place and wish I'd had been to visit during one of the story times.

This is a fabulous hidden gem! It is so well maintained and the lady running it was so…read moreinformative. Bonus there's a Lefty Frizzell museum here as my father in law used to play guitar with him back in the day! Lots of buildings to look in and explore and we spent an easy hour here. My 11 year old son was entertained the whole time and learned a lot. Definitely a fun stop if passing through or head over to the fruitcake factory and planetarium at Navarro College and make a whole day of it!

Totally worth checking out if you're in the area! My kids and I loved it! So much well preserved…read morehistory and we loved that you can actually touch some stuff unlike most other places. The only downside was the bathroom. They do have a bathroom, but it's more like a big outhouse and the toilet wasn't very clean, so my 3yr old had to just hold it which was hard. Otherwise, this place was great! I'd just recommend using the bathroom before arriving.

This museum is a hidden gem! It is on the smaller side, but it is incredibly informative and…read morewell-maintained by a dedicated group of volunteers. As soon as you step inside, you're greeted by a guest book for sign-in. While browsing, I noticed they sell heart-shaped locks for $10 and quickly realized they have a dedicated "love lock" fence outside! It was such an exciting find. There is a shop within a block that does professional engraving, but the museum provides Sharpies at the desk, which worked out perfectly for us. It ended up being a total "core memory" moment for my husband and me. The exhibits themselves are fascinating--I especially loved looking at the antique equipment and the old-fashioned phone booth. It's a wonderful way to spend an afternoon if you're looking for a bit of local history and a charming, personal experience. Definitely worth a visit!

We made the hour drive out to Waxahachie on a beautiful Saturday and ended up wandering into the…read moreEllis County Museum, while exploring the square. This wasn't a planned visit to the museum, we didn't even know it existed. But it turned out to be the highlight of our day. We learned so much about Texas history, and so lots of fascinating pieces from way back. For example, we saw some fans from the 1700s, and old telephone switchboard, so many artifacts. The old photos of people walking the same streets we were on was fascinating. We saw clothing and furniture and dishes from 1800s an early 1900s. We completely lost track of time in there. The museum runs solely on donations, so definitely stop by if you're in the area. Kudos to the people that keep this place going!!

Museum of Illusions was such a fun little downtown adventure. Parking was easy and I lucked up with…read morea spot right up front. I walked right in. Purchasing tickets online was simple and let me choose the exact date and time I wanted to visit. Check in was quick with the email confirmation. The museum itself was very clean and I constantly saw employees wiping down and tidying exhibits. Some of the illusions were tricky to figure out at first, but the placards on the walls explained everything really well. The staff was also super helpful and happy to show guests the best angles for photos. Emma was especially amazing at helping frame pictures and making sure we got good shots inside the exhibits. One exhibit featured a spinning tunnel that was tough for me because of equilibrium issues, so keep that in mind if you are sensitive to motion effects. This is a quick and entertaining side quest while downtown. It took us about an hour and fifteen minutes to experience everything.Theres no rush and you move at your own pace. I would definitely come back again.

Went during a holiday weekend so we expected to face some crowded-ness going on, but WOW, the…read morebuilding was way smaller than we expected so it was very hard to get photos without another person practically staring you down for their turn. Employees were very attentive when asking if we wanted to get a photo, which is great. There was even one employee who was cleaning one of the mirror illusions, but stopped and took the time to explain how the illusion worked for us. I wish I had gotten his name, because he was an awesome employee. My main gripe, as stated previously, was that the museum was smaller than we thought. It took us 30 minutes to get through all the illusions, and for the price point to enter, just didn't seem worth it in comparison. I'm glad I went, I just probably won't go back for a while. I did get some nice photos.

Pretty disappointed to see how run down this place has become. Most of the things were broken…read morebeyond repair. It was also very very dirty looking. A lot of the stations looked grey/black from being touched so many times.

The bubble station was a lot of fun. There wasn't a whole lot to do. We had higher hopes since we…read morego to the one in Little Rock often.

I've heard so many great things about this museum and was super excited to finally visit over the…read moreweekend! It was SO big. Definitely spent hours in here, as there are so many levels, room, activities, etc. Really loved the activities that were super engaging, both for kids and adults. The spots area on the bottom ground floor was super fun and not crowded at all. The price is well worth the visit! perfect place for families, and even just adults (i saw some adult friend groups who were visiting and they looked like they were having so much fun!) Parking is across the street under the highway. it's $15, which is not the best but at least it's a short walk. It was pretty easy finding a spot too.

It was our last day in Dallas and we decided to bring our 3 year old son to Perot Museum of Nature…read moreand Science. This place is huge with multiple floors of hands-on and educational exhibits that kept our son moving the whole time. We even booked the soccer exhibit with our general admission tickets and had a lot of fun exploring different soccer challenges and interactive spots at our own pace. Our son especially loved building a Lego arena and creating his mascot at the soccer exhibit. The museum is clean and the staff are friendly. We booked our tickets online which was very quick and easy. We went on a weekday and it wasn't too crowded, which made chasing our little one around much easier. There's a parking garage within walking distance to the museum and you pay before you leave. We had an absolute blast especially our son. If you have an active little one who loves to run around and explore, this is a fantastic spot. Highly recommend - we'll definitely be back the next time we're in Dallas.

This landmark showcases beautiful mustangs In galloping scene. You can visit the museum in the…read morebuilding on the right (when you are facing the sculpture). The museum was small. It has pictures of how the sculptures were made. You can buy some souvenirs such as postcards, T-shirts, book about the history of the mustangs, pins, etc. I was fortunate that they had 20 percent off. The lady at the museum was very sweet and helpful. The museum definitely needs upgrades in technology. She wrote down the original total of my merchandise, calculated the discount on a calculator, wrote down the discount, entered each item on the computer. It was really time consuming. They also didn't accept Apple Pay.

The Mustangs are located in a small business court, In a ground level water feature. It's very…read morepretty, and a unique stop in Las Colinas. A larger pond is on the other side of the museum. We didn't go through the museum. Not sure why- probably was not open. (Right now it is closed for renovations) * This sculpture of nine bronze mustangs galloping across a granite prairie stream, is the largest equestrian sculpture in the world. The Mustangs are located in a hip active area that offers music museums cafes restaurants and and sightseeing. Definitely worth 5 minutes of your time, but you might find yourself spending the day.

Think of this is as cheap children's museum in your backyard. It's an old school building, and…read moreevery classroom has a ton of activities for elementary and under. It's not super clean, or super new, as it runs mostly on volunteers and donations, but if you're looking for an indoor place to take your kid(s) for some imaginative playtime with role playing, art, building, and a little bit of being active, then this is a great option. $5 per kid and $2 per adult (cheaper for grandparents and under-twos).

My kids love the Imagination Station! Originally it was in Joshua but has moved to an old school…read morebuilding in Cleburne. It still very much looks like a school inside but all of the classrooms have been changed into themed playrooms. They have a room with a big sand pit, an arts & crafts room, a music room, a black light room with lots of fun glow in the dark play, a Lowes construction room, a stuffed animal hospital, and a party room. It's a little small and a bit dated but it's extremely affordable and my kids have a ton of fun. They have picnic tables outside so you could easily pack a lunch and spend a whole day there. Check out their Facebook page for upcoming events. Prices $2.00 Adults 18+ $5.00 Children 2-17 $3.00 Children 12 months-23 months $1.00 Grandparents

This is my second visit to the Mayborn Museum. It is an excellent museum for children of all ages…read more My earlier visit was about 4 years ago. Many of the interactive exhibits that would interest younger folks has been updated. Interactive exhibits is a big part of the museum exhibits. Very educational and fun. There is a room for Space X rocket technology and the relationship of Baylor University and Space X. Well worth a visit for all!

A nice natural and cultural museum located on the campus of Baylor University. The size is not as…read morebig as major city museums. The exhibits and collections are not as extensive as major city museums. But the exhibits were informative and nicely presented. There was also a gallery devoted to the history of Baylor University, very interesting. Also there was a small model village located on green space behind the museum, very cool. The family enjoyed our afternoon at the museum. The admission cost was $10 per adult, $9 per Senor. Parking was free.