I'll start with the pros- the actual museum portion is great. Lots of information and artifacts to…read morecover. The ancient Egypt section was a highlight for me. I also really liked the variety of the gift store. Items for all ages and interests. The cons- it's really small. Don't plan on this visit taking up more than 2 hrs, especially with small kids who are only interested in looking and not reading facts lol. Also, the fun zone left a lot to be desired. The games are really outdated and there was no one there to assist in the reptile area. Overall it was a good experience but not a place I see the need to go to more than once

This store is so amazing! They sell genuine dinosaur bones here! They have a children's exhibit…read morehere! They sell the coolest things! They sell jewelry and raw gemstones. They have a section of store devoted to framed insects and bats. This store really does have everything. My mother got a beautiful large raw labradorite stone and a stunning white and sky blue necklace pendant from the sole mine in the world that has this gemstone. My brother got a real megalodon tooth with a sterling silver fish hook for a pendant hook. For what they offer here I can say that their prices are reasonable. They also have a decent amount of parking. This is a great place to go to if you are local in the Space Coast area of Florida and if you are a tourist visiting or planning to visit. I definitely recommend this fantastic and wonderful store.

Today I've decided to take my 4 year old to this place, specifically for the go carts. We've always…read morepass this place on our way back home and he's always wanted to come here. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised, it has two golf courses, A "ZOO", arcade and go carts. Now I did some research on YELP before coming here and knew they had all that, but it hits different when you actually go yourself. The first thing you see is a candy wall then a decent gift shop. I was a bit disappointed with the customer service and that's why this place only got 4 stars from me. They weren't exactly rude, they just gave off the vibe that they didn't want to be there at all. Anyway, the one thing I didn't see on YELP was that there's an age limit for the go carts and my son was too young (he's 4yr). That was the whole purpose of us coming here, but I can't blame anyone but myself, I should've called first and asked. They're mostly for older kids and adults, they're single riders only. My son's not a big fan of golf so I decided to check out the arcade. It was nice, there were a few games that didn't work but the ones that did were great. The place was clean, but it was very small. Played all the games in 30 min, except pinball. We then walked around to see all the wildlife they had to offer and it was pretty cool. It was cool to see the gators around the golf courses. All in all we had fun and I'll definitely come back.

This place is great for families and kids, unfortunately you will get the occasional over serious…read moreDisney adult who wants to play a real game of golf and play through etc. other than those dorks attempting to ruin the fun, we love this place! Arcade is so wonderful for birthday parties with a big space with tables and chairs and a fridge to keep things cool. Great game selection. Gemstone mining is great. Animal guy is friendly and knowledgeable. It's win win win. The only thing we haven't done yet is the go karts but those look like a great time as well. Highly recommend.

We recently brought a group of 12 children to Cocoa Beach Aerial Adventures, and unfortunately, the…read moreexperience did not meet expectations. After a little over an hour, the kids took a short break and removed their harnesses. When they were ready to resume, they were told their session had ended. Staff indicated that this policy had been explained to the children, but no clear communication was provided to the supervising adults. After speaking with other parents, none of the children recall being told that removing their harness would end their session. Relying on children to fully understand a rule that ends a paid experience--without informing parents--is not sufficient, especially for a group. At over $50 per child, we expected a longer experience, which left many disappointed. We hope management takes this feedback seriously and improves communication for group visits to ensure future families can fully enjoy the experience.

If I could give a half star I totally would! I come here to have a good time with my kids but…read moreinstead we get a whole view of this staff members intimate relationship(s)...seems like she tried to cover it up with makeup but when my daughter asks me what's on her neck I was embarrassed. At any job especially one dealing with kids and families all day no one should be covered in HICKIES! That's right not just one but multiple on this staff member I hope she knows who she is and know she ruined a great family time.

My family and I had a wonderful time visiting this animal sanctuary. Our guide was friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, and had a great relationship with the animals.

Really well put together with such consideration for the welfare of all the (rescued) animals. Lia…read morewas a fantastic guide; very knowledgeable, passionate, and receptive to all questions. Would recommend to any animal lover

Super friendly. Beautiful collection. Absolutely worth the stop! Took my Wizard of Oz loving mom…read moreand she had the best time.

**OVERALL REVIEW**…read more The Wizard of OZ Museum and Van Gogh Experience, which I will shorthand simply to the Oz Museum, is one of those unique attractions that stand out simply because of its uniqueness in an area you do not expect to see such an attraction. But this is Florida (my beloved state I love so much), and it should not be weird to see a surf museum (Florida Surf Museum) nearby the dinosaur store and museum (literally called the Dinosaur Store). But it works because the Oz Museum surely highlights so much from the Wizard of Oz franchise, not just the movie, but the entire lore inspired by the amazing book written by Frank L. Baum. I would have waited until later to post this review up, because there is one more "experience" I need to watch through-and-through in the Van Gogh Experience, which is the projector experience of traveling through The Wizard of Oz, but there is new news pertaining to this locale. The Oz Museum is moving south to Cocoa Beach. Not only that, it will be near the Dinosaur Store. How wonderful is it that two of the quirkiest museums Cocoa Beach has will be next to each other. Ergo, this review is for the Oz Museum as they are officially in their "Final Weeks in Cape Canaveral" before they move south to Cocoa Beach. For starters, the Oz Museum is located on the westside of A1A a.k.a. Jimmy Buffet Highway, at the northwest quadrant of its intersection with Center St., the street that leads westward to the dinky Center Street Park where one of the five bat houses of Cape Canaveral are located. The Oz Museum is actually "small" pertaining to the price one must pay to enter, which is about $32 plus tax for adults. Military and seniors get a discount and children are about half that price, but still, that can be considered steep for entry. But if you truly take your time with this location and engage in all they provide, it actually fair price. Most people would probably just breeze through all the exhibits, including officially recognized items that belonged to Frank L. Baum, signed books, and just a collection of all Oz related things from one family's personal collection. And yes, it is a personal collection, but it is an amazing personal collection with, as mentioned earlier, official items from certain locales, which I must stress "certain locales." For example, the display featuring the winkie guard spear has items that were officially used as props in the classic movie starring Judy Garland. The ruby red slippers on display, many mistake as from that movie, too, but those are actually the ones that were displayed in the line/queue of the Great Movie Ride in Disney's Hollywood Studios while the ride was open. It should also be noted that each glass panel of the collection has a QR code for an audio tour. Ergo, each panel will have a recorded explanation and history of everything that is on display. That is why I say the price is justified. And let's face it, a museum like this, despite how quirky it is, may become "boring" for little children. Ergo, there is a children's room with the animated Oz movie playing on loop and plenty of books, puzzles, and games to keep their playful minds occupied. Finally, the Van Gogh Experience is just an "added bonus" on top of all you get in this museum. The projectors put you in the midst of an amazing animation detailing Van Gogh's life, which lasts about 20 minutes on average. Seeing his paintings come to animation life in a room that is about 75 feet by 25 feet (estimate because the room was constantly darkened for the projectors) was just relaxing, especially when Starry Starry Night appeared. There is also a projector experience going through the entirety of The Wizard of Oz, but I never got to finish it. Ultimately, the Oz Museum is a worthwhile experience to go to, but I am only giving it four-out-of-five stars because this experience, as it is now, will soon be gone, and a new experience will be available very soon with added features such as a boat ride (and possibly mini-golf). From what I got the couple of times I went here, it is definitely worth checking out. You can't go wrong with a museum that is featured as it is highly-rated among many categories on TripAdvisor, including number one for kids museums.

This is a great hidden gem!…read more We enjoy this splash pad. There is shade and some seating. There is a park right next door as well. Just be cautious since it is concrete if kids are running.

Solid, central location in the community Good amateur…read moreplaying fields Fun playground offering Canaveral City Park is a good green space in the midst of Cape Canaveral residential areas. Good for local sports teams (though a short to centerfield), it also boasts a fresh playground set-up that includes an area designated for 2-5 year-olds, in addition to a larger area for kids 5-12. It's maintained well, and it's easy to park near or walk to from the surrounding area. A solid public park.

This is an educational jewel and important conservationist part of the community…read more They offer useful and meaningful educational opportunities as well as perform vital behaviors and conservation work that helps preserve the natural habitat and creatures/life that is native to the area in ways that provide for friendly sustainable actions.

Beautiful evening on the Indian River Lagoon. We saw dolphin and lots of sea birds. The guide and…read morethe captain were very informative.

We had a great experience from start to finish! All my questions were answered and we were treated…read morelike special guests! The inflatable was in perfect shape and the kids and parents had a blast! We will use Sky High Water Slides again for certain!

I was really worried about the slide not being able to fit in my backyard. I called and Jamie came…read moreout to inspect it. He was very nice and professional. Jamie suggested another waterslide that would be a better fit. The day of the party the guys arrived on time. The slide was a hit!Would totally use these guys again!

I booked on the website and had several ppl calls and they didd NOT show up!! It was my son's 9th…read morebirthday party with 15 kids on their way and the driver made up a story about how a cop hit his trailer. They were already late to begin with. I can't explain the level of disappointment I i had that thEy didn't come when my son was so excited for his party. So whatever you do- do NOT book with them. I was thankfulLy able to book last minute a gaming bus with suppremepartymachine.com. And they showed up within 30mins to save the day!!!! !

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A very adorable indoor play center for kids ranging 6 and younger. $15 for children and $5 for…read moreInfants. They really thought of everything when it came to this play center. Upon walk in there is a section for adults to make coffee and a few lounge tables. They also offer snacks and drinks for children (for purchase). For the fun. They have a play area for infants that's safe from bigger children. Perfect for crawling babies. Lots of soft colorful toys and soft climbing toys and safely gated. For 18 months and older they have a fun indoor climbing/slide set up, play kitchen and grocery, play construction, play fire station, animal clinic, dress up room, train room, lego wall, little tike push cars, small balance bikes and more. I love that there are sitting areas in the middle for adults to watch their older kids. I also appreciate the area near the restroom with a chair for nursing and a changing table privately located in the back. The staff were very friendly and told me all about upcoming fun events. If you look at their calender they do lots of fun events for babies and toddlers. This fun establishment is also great for renting their party room for a birthday or other special occasions. Overall this place is a great spot in Brevard for kids to let their imagination go wild.

1. Theres an 18 mos and under only area. You dont expect to take a kid to an indoor playground and…read morethen have to tell your kids they cant touch things that they can reach easily. 2. Staff was pretty rude to my nonverbal autistic son. Kept trying to talk to him to get him out of 18 mos and under and didnt listen to me when I said he will not respond. 3. Access control is weak. A kid could easily push past main door into a busy parking lot. Theres only a child gate to stop on the other end. Would not take a nonverbal kid that is a "runner" here. I have an older nonverbal autistic child that was a runner and there is no way I would have taken her here. Shed have easily bolted out the door. 4. Staff intervenes in kids play A LOT. I noticed staff intervening in other kids' play to stop them from doing things. Ive been to other play places and this stood out to me as odd. Id say this place is OK for most. But the weak access control is concerning. It you take your kid here you will have to pay close attention to them.