I've been here a number of times with the grandkid with more in the way and it has been a pleasure!…read moreI loved the dinosaur exhibit and all the other sights Will be back soon

Not as much stuff to do or see as the Rainforest pyramid or the Aquarium pyramid. There is a very…read moresmall shark exhibit upstairs and a 4D theater downstairs. I wouldn't pay for this on its own. The 4D movie will be great for kids.

It's beautiful and easy to visualize life in the 1900's. View the video of the 1900 Hurricane ay…read moreRosenberg Library then come and tour the Moody Mansion! There is so much to see and if you have an imagination, thinking what it was like to be this rich and living with such opulence especially after the city was destroyed by the hurricane.

Bobbie was incredibly helpful. We learned a lot from her. The audio tour didn't work.in a rare turn…read moreof events., we met the curator. There was so much history and information, it was overwhelming. We even got to see the cars and all.

My granddaughter loved it. It was really nice. We thought it was a bit expensive because both…read moregrandparents and parents went with her. But worth it.

Nothing dampens my vacation to the beach like a week of rain and no sun but that's what happened…read more So we were on the hunt for something fun to do with five children under 4! Fortunately we came across this sweet little place on the island. Small and quaint but full of rooms of imagination and learning. Each of the kids had different personalities and within seconds we found a spot for each of them. It may have been a toss up as to whether adults or kids had the most fun. There is only one doorway to come in and out of so we felt pretty safe that we wouldn't lose any too quickly lol. Every time we thought we had seen it all, there were more rooms to discover. Kids were fully entertained and happy to be out of the airbnb. There were enough activities for ages up to 8 I would say. There was also an art studio. Supplies were rough. Very used so a donation might improve that activity. Restrooms clean but small. So was parking. We had to park on adjacent street when we were there. Takeaway-when it rains, make a trip here you won't regret it. I believe it was $10 per head. Oh and be sure to do a little jig with Mr Skeleton while you're there.

Wonderful small museum dedicated to Surfing in Texas…read more Very nice people running the museum. Happy to chat. A great way to spend some time during a visit to Galveston.

This is a fun museum for the aviation enthusiast in your family! We managed to come on the last…read moreday of $10 admission for month of July so it was an incredible value! They were having a Harry Potter theme as today is Harry Potter's birthday. Our family of four got sorted with the Sorting hat and we each got a button for our House. Then we made churches golden snitches which were edible chocolates, so yummy! And there was a scavenger hunt too. I had so much fun today. And for only $10! Thanks for a lovely day and surprise Harry Potter event!

This is located a couple of miles from NASA and the Kemah Boardwalk so it is easy to see all three…read morein a full day.

Lovely and historic train museum in Galveston dedicated to the history trains.I had no item the…read morehistory of the Freedom Tree that has roots connected to the South. A movie inside the train area with small amount of seating was worth listening. Note: some train cars are without AC and it was 96 degrees inside .Some cars have AC so was easier to do self guided tour. Parking was $5 for 24 hours which was cool since parked and then went to walk around Strand after. Military members are gratis so that was great that they support the military.

I'm a lover of visiting museums while on vacation, and I stumbled upon the Galveston Railroad…read moreMuseum during my trip. It was such an interesting, informative, and enjoyable experience. All of the trains were well maintained and did a great job of giving visitors a timeline and visual look at the history of railroads, from the beginning to where we are today. The trains are still accessible, and you're able to tour almost all of them, except for the ones marked for VIP guests. There was also a friendly staff member who passed by a few times to share fun facts about some of the things we were looking at, which was pretty cool. The gift shop was a nice touch with a good selection and reasonable priced souvenirs. I recommend stopping by if you're visiting Galveston, traveling with kids, love museums, or are a train enthusiast. And when you're finished exploring the museum you can get a great view of the cruise ships.

This was an amazing haunted house adventure. Well organized and lovely sequence. The associates did…read morean awesome job staying in character and ensuring you have a great experience. The animatronics was spooky and placed in stellar locations. Great tour guide as well.

Totally interactive, immersive experience. The escape rooms are brief but fun, and the haunted…read morehouse section is amazing! Between the set and the actor makeup, it's one of the best haunts we've experienced. Worth the drive from HTX if you love a good spooky evening!

Went here for a first date and had such an amazing time here today! The rainforest was absolutely…read moregorgeous. The natural sounds of the water, birds and the aroma was everything Truly took me away from the city life and transported me inside the Rainforest. Great for family, friends and lovers!

Been to the Rainforest Pyramid twice now and both were great visits. Saw different animals both…read moretimes. The pyramid is unique and provides a great opportunity to see animals in a more natural environment.