We chose Play Street for my daughter's birthday and it was such a wonderful experience. The staff were helpful and kind, really going the extra mile to make sure I was prepared for my daughter's special day. We chose to do the slime add-on for her birthday and it was such a hit. Highly recommend! read more

We came here for a birthday party and I was so surprised by how clean and open the space was! There are so many options for littles to play with and it fits parents, too!! What a fun place! I'll definitely bring my daughter back here. read more

Play Street Museum - Plano - Kids Activities Near Me - Plano, Texas

We had a very unpleasant experience at this Play Street Museum location. An employee repeatedly approached and closely watched our children throughout the visit without communicating with us as parents, which made our family feel uncomfortable and targeted. We brought our concerns to management, and although we were told they would look into the situation, we never received any follow-up. We have celebrated birthdays here, enjoyed playdates, and attended Cookies with Santa over the years, so this experience was especially disappointing. Unfortunately, because of how this situation was handled, we will no longer be visiting this location. Do NOT recommend. read more

Such a fun place for my toddler! They get a free snack with the admission price. My little one enjoyed playing with everything! I love that it encourages them to use their imagination. I wish they had something like this in the Austin area. Be sure to reserve a time before you get there since they are limiting the number of kids playing at once. read more

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First time this morning at Play Street Museum. This place is great to let your little one explore their imagination. It's not a playground in the sense of things to climb/slide/bounce but more of using skills to play in the kitchen, with animals/camping scenarios, fishing, store, music and crafts. There's books and lego stuff too. The areas were clean as were the restrooms in the back! You must make a reservation for a window of play time. This can easily be done online on their website and a waiver must also be filled out prior. I suggest doing this beforehand so you're not wasting time when you get there and your toddler loses their mind (: Our window was from 8:30-10am. This morning was very cold at 38 degrees and windchill so indoor play was a must versus a playground. My daughter had so much fun and I know we will be back to play here. They give you a token to use on a snack for afterwards as there is no eating in the actual play area. They have toys, stuffies and board games for sale at the front of the museum. They also have an option to make slime or do a painting craft for an additional fee which is facilitated by the young woman on staff. I will say, she was the only staff/employee there but she spoke with other parents and was attentive to everyone! Will be coming back. read more

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SOOOOOOO MUCH FUN! This place is AWESOME! The staff is incredible, so sweet and welcoming, helpful, and great with kids! They helped my child so much and so well. Every activity is so well thought out and engaging! The token treat system when leaving was a game changer and made leaving all the fun much easier on us. Becca and Hazel were a huge help! Thank you for the great experience! read more

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This is a cute little place. There's little "playhouses" for your child to climb in and out of. It's not a big place so you can pretty much see your child from anywhere in the room. The place gets pretty packed between 3-5. My son is 15 months old and he was getting knocked over like crazy. There were also quite a few kids that would take things away from him and even shoved him a few times. The parents never even bothered to correct their child. I've never had that problem at the McKinney or Allen locations. Toys are kind of a chaotic mess. They don't reorganize as much as the other locations do. Overall an ok place to go. This location may be better for the bigger kids since it seems the average age was about 5+. If you have a younger little one you might want to try another location. read more

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My FAVORITE place to take my grandsons to play. They love it and so do I. So many ways to spark their imagination. I just wish they were open weekends so I could take them more often. read more

Great, cheap place to entertain your little for an hour or two! Very clean and thoughtfully designed with interesting toys for kids to occupy themselves. Also free snacks at the end of your session! read more

Fun place for small children. Clean play area, friendly staff. Good for hosting a birthday party.

They don't clean this place. Both times after visiting this place under completely isolated events my son contracted adenovirus and hand foot mouth. Too many kids roll through here for them to keep up cleaning. read more

Super cute inside, lots for toddlers to do! There was a slime station and a "fishing area, a house with dinning and dollys inside and so much more. The lady working was also very friendly. Overall a fun time! read more

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Staff is awesome. Attentive, personable, helpful. The other patrons are bumps on a log. This place is made for small children, it helps if a parent stays engaged in what their child Is doing rather than huddle with other disengaged parents. I had a ball with my Little man and other children whose parents were chatting instead of enjoying their little Person. read more

Play Street Museum - Plano - Fishing with my guy - Kids Activities Near Me - Plano, Texas

In town for a family trip and wanted to find a nice place inside to play for a while. Hands down the best place indoor to bring your toddler! Very clean and toys are in great shape! The ladies working were so nice and welcoming! read more

Unfortunately, I wasn't thrilled with our visit to the Easter ceramic paint session that my 2 & 1/2 year old daughter and I attended this past Thursday night. It wasn't a "well oiled machine" with the structure of the event to say the least. It was my first time taking my daughter to a paint and play session at this store. I had no idea that (even though we were one of the first ones to arrive) we'd be the very last ones to get in line to get our supplies because the store associate never came up to us to tell us personally (like I saw her do to other customers out of the corner of my eye) that the paint session was going to start. I just happened to look up and notice that everyone was already in line. So, after feeling a little left out and disrespected, I went and got in line (at the end) just to find out that all of the special bunny plates were gone and we were left with just the plain pink or purple plates (another little blow). I know it might sound silly, but the bunny plate was part of the fun for my 2 1/2 year old. I really think that there should be a numbered, take a ticket system when you come through the door or when you sign up for a spot online, or the employee should've announced over the speaker in the store so that everybody could hear and be aware that the event is about to start. This having a "dog eat dog" system where it seems like the other customers greedily jump into the paint line first is not classy or respectful. It's almost like it keeps perpetuating certain families to be rude and disrespectful because they're younger or in their country and that's how they roll. This mentality of, "I'm closer to the register, so I'm first" is kind of belittling and childish. It's rewarding the families that came in 10 and 15 minutes late. In that moment, I felt like picking up my daughter, asking for a refund and leaving. It was pretty infuriating. One would think that if you pay over $21 with taxes to get a reserved spot, it would be a civilized system among the customers. It's almost like the parents are encouraged to act greedy and rude. Another thing that I didn't care for and was rude parenting from the family sitting next to us (where the mothers were wearing hijabs and also happened to be the family that came in towards the end yet jumped in line first) was that one of the mothers did not tell their 8 or 9 year old daughter not to violently wave her brush and splatter paint on the people sitting next to them. Even the lady sitting across from me complained out loud because she was getting splattered with cold paint by the child. But, the mother of the little girl never did tell her not to flip paint on people near them! She just ignored everything. If this is how the public is going to behave, then there should be rules that are announced before each paint session because some cultures obviously think that nothing is wrong with their children doing unruly things in a public situation. read more

This place is small, very crowded not much to do there. I won't be going back. Too small and crowded. read more

Went today And it was packed! I know it gets crazy since it's a holiday (2/15). I had to wait about 30 minutes since they were at max capacity. Just like the Frisco location, this is an excellent indoor play area for kids. Everything is just their size. I love playing pretend with my son :) This place has an outdoor theme. "The great outdoors" very cute with cabins, fishing boat, camp trailer, picnic table. And of course the standard art/crafts area. Just like all locations the admission includes a small snack. Bathrooms are pretty clean, which is pretty impressive for a place full of kids all day. I was also VERY impressed at how hard the employees work at trying to clean up and tidy things up constantly. There was a girl who was on the go at all times!!! One star just for that! read more

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My Daughter just had her birthday party here and I couldn't be more thrilled. We purchased an all inclusive package where they provided and took care of everything! Setup, food, decorating, hosting etc...Our family just literally showed up and we got to focus on our daughter having a great time. All of our guest couldn't stop saying how great the party was and how kind try he staff was. All the children were consistently engaged and having fun for nearly two hours (and these are 3&4yr olds!). Kirby and her other team member were kind and really on top of everything. Their all inclusive package is an extra investment, however you will not be disappointed in not only everything they do, but in the time you get to spending all good moments with you kids... you only get one shot at this and strongly advise to invest in their all inclusive package. read more

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We love this place!! What a great idea! There are so many different fun imaginative play areas & lots to do!

My daughter had an amazing time here! Very clean, incredibly friendly, and lots of fun activities for her. We will absolutely be back often!

We had Lily's 5th birthday party and it was absolutely perfect! Kirby and Kristy went above and beyond our expectations!! They were so attentive to our needs and were always a step ahead of every move needed to be made. They were SO friendly and personable. If you are looking for a place to host events, this place is a gem! It is a well oiled machine, and really allows you to enjoy your time with the kids rather than worry about small details and time management. Thank you so much to the ladies for helping us make the birthday girl and our guests so happy. I will be raving about you and the facility to everyone I know! read more

Play Street Museum - Plano - Kids Activities Near Me - Plano, Texas

It was an enjoyable experience for the kids...very clean...staff lovely. My complaint is that it is NOT adult friendly at all. They provide box benches so you can lean on the wall. Not a single adult chair. McDonalds has uncomfortable seating...because they don't want you to stay long. I won't return because it is simply not adult friendly...and it's so far removed that it seems on purpose. The people paying the bill should be comfortable...and should have a way to enjoy their laptop...for work/pleasure. Just my 2 cents. read more

My daughter and I had the best time playing here today! The staff was very nice, even brought out the lizard which I thought was cool. They kept it Very clean and comfortable. We stayed for a couple hours and it's a cute place for toddlers to play and learn. My daughter literally took her first steps here today I'm giving 4 stars because even though I will be back I feel it's a little pricey. But we had a great time! read more

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I am so thankful to find this gem! For $12 you get access ALL day(AND A SNACK)! The ladies taking care of everything are genuinely happy to be there. They played with the kids all while picking up-which encouraged the kids to also(I'm all about that lead by example-it takes a village!) The owner obviously cares for her staff and is concerned with the entire family's experience. In the opinion of this mom Play Street is worth every penny. I will absolutely be bringing my crew back ASAP! read more

We are always trying to find fun places to check out with our little guy. He is now 15 months old and running all over the place so we like to keep him entertained and see new places. Play Street is a great choice. When you enter, you only pay admission per child. You're given a small, wooden token that you can exchange for a drink or snack when done playing - no eating allowed inside. The play area is awesome. There's a big plastic chute that funnels stuffed balls and scarves around (highly entertaining). A kid-sized city allows children to play adult as they shop, play house, and even pretend to fish. The place as a whole is "outdoors" themed so stuff centers around camping. I love that they feature benches where you can pull out different tubs full of toys to switch things up. Foam, puzzle pieces, blocks, you name it, they got it. Our guy likes assembling things and his attention wanes, like any toddler ;) I hear they have awesome birthday parties so we plan on checking that out someday. Just wish their snacks featured more milk free stuff- our baby is allergic read more

Maybe we caught this place on an off day, but it seems this location has a bit less spirit of fun than the others. It seems more messy and the staff a bit more distracted with admin than taking care of the details that make the Frisco location, for example, so exemplary. We'll probably just stick to going to the others... read more

The second Play Street Museum location in DFW, Play Street Plano with its "great outdoors" theme is a fun place to kill time with your little ones. Similar to its sister location in Frisco, Play Street Plano is comprised of a collection of little play houses (in this case this includes a camp site, little RV, and boat along with other themed play houses) stocked with toys that allow your child to engage in imaginative play. There are also a few stations where your kiddo can color, play with a really cool styrofoamish molding compound (think of Play Doh minus the messy bits), explore more tactile sensations at a sand table, and color on a large chalkboard. My kid stuck with the artsy activities so I didn't spend a ton of time in the play house area. But just like the Frisco location, this is a very clean place and the ladies who were working were constantly cleaning up (an exercise in futility, as anyone with kids at home knows, but the gesture was appreciated). Yes, at $11 per child it is pricey and yes, after 10 a.m. it got crowded and there were a number of moms/kids waiting in the lobby. The $11 includes a token that can be exchanged for a snack for your kid. If you really want to get in right away and not have to wait, they open at 8 a.m. I'd suggest to the owners some sort of monthly pass option; I would definitely come more than once or twice a month if a discount was offered for buying a monthly pass. Worth checking out if you've never been. read more

For your approval is my written report on Play Street Museum in Plano Texas. We arrived shortly after 10am on Friday January 22nd 2016. The place was packed with lots of children and some strange sub set of female I can only describe as a yoga pant cult. The leaders were obviously not wearing their yoga pants for actual yoga but as some sort of plumage to keep the other "lower ranking" females at bay. While speaking some sort of weird dialect they neither seemed to care about their young or any of the rules of play set forth by the owners. We cautiously entered the inner circle to explore and we're immediately pushed toward the back. This was fine as I was on a strictly observational mission and not to engage the locals without backup. The place itself was full of fun and merriment and the screams of children, while frightening at first, became obviously joyful the longer we stayed. We were able to stay at this magical place for a few hours and slightly before lunch the yoga pant cult all packed up and left, leaving us to explore their habitat without being a disturbance. I did hear one of the leaders mention some sort of play date with one of her underlings. I assume this is to further assert her dominance as the underling was wearing actual pajamas. Thus concludes my report of my time at Play Street Museum. read more

Loved our experience here! My husband and I were finalizing a purchase of a new car at a near by auto dealership so I decided to pop over here to let my daughter play for the hour or two we had to kill while waiting for our new car. We got there around noon so grant it was a slower time of day, but it was still a great atmosphere - it is very light, airy, clean and cheery! Also, I am an ECE specialist so I really appreciated the various play stations that were very thought out, safe and creative. My daughter is 22 months and could play in every area of the museum, but I think older preschoolers would enjoy it as well! The staff were great too! read more

Play Street Museum - Plano - Kids Activities Near Me - Plano, Texas

I'm writing this review on behalf on my Mom aka Grandma to my 17mo old son. She came into town and was looking to spend quality time with her grandbaby and I went to Yelp of course to find a local activity for them to do. I was able to sign the liability form online and baby boy was all set. My mom said she waited 5 minutes to get in due to crowding but the staff was friendly and courteous. Baby boy had a great time enjoying the push cars and the different play areas. I can't wait to take him myself. read more

My little grandson, age 21 months had a blast at this place. So much for the little kids to do! Well managed and friendly staff!

This is great. Took my 3 year old niece. She loved it so much. They need places like this everywhere. read more

Play Street Museum - Plano - Playing in the boat - Kids Activities Near Me - Plano, Texas

ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS and amazing time my family at PSM in Plano! The museum is always clean, organized and prepped for play for all children and the amazing new activities they add and rotate in the Rug area is so exciting and fun to explore! My 1 year old visited and had a BLAST! There really is something for every age... I find myself lost in the fun! Highly recommend and appreciate their passion! read more

This place was amazing! I took my grandson and we played for hours. I would highly recommend as a great place to take your child or grandchild for a great time:) read more

I'll start with my summary, fun place with nice settings but costly for repeat visits and there isn't a place for grown ups to comfortably sit. This is a great place to bring little ones (LO). It's located in a strip mall type setup next to a Tom Thumb grocery store. Lots of free parking. The staff are great, friendly and helpful. You can bring drinks (like soda, coffee, water, etc.) but no food inside the play area. There's a tiny table outside the play area if you want to eat and drink. My LO enjoyed the blocks on the picnic tables before we even got to the museum works. The little picnic tables, by the way, are the only seating that's sort of sized for adults. The settings are really nice, the ranch house, the camp site, the general store, the marina and another I'm not sure what it was but it had toys and the kids enjoyed it as well. The price for entry (@$12) is moderate, better if you have 2 LO because the second is free. Will I go again, definitely. I believe they have a season pass or multiple entry option that will make the cost more reasonable. And as for the adult comfort seating, I'll put up with the little picnic table seating since my LO is having fun. read more

This is a guaranteed 2-4 hours of fun for my daughter! So much to do and no technology. They get to use their brains. I love it!

We loved this place! My 4 year old had a blast exploring every activity and using his creativity! Staff is very attentive and nice. They are always picking up the toys and making sure the place doesn't look bad. Bathrooms are wonderfully clean. And the price is just right not too expensive for a family time out! read more

We LOVE Play Street Plano! Waaayyy better than Lake Highlands! I love the owner and the space and atmosphere. They do an amazing job of keeping everything clean and organized! My girls love this location and especially in the hot summer months! read more

Love play street museum Plano and Frisco! I love that it's never over crowded and it's super cute! We can be there for over three hours and never once are my boys bored, I'm sure they could probably spend the entire day there and have a blast. I'm excited to have his 3 yr old birthday party there. read more

I really enjoyed this place and so did my son but it's super annoying that they don't let you bring any food or drinks in. I tried to give my son a banana and they came over and told me that he couldn't have it-- umm I get the allergy thing but at least have a designated area where you can give your child a morsel of food. They do provide one small snack to your child but no coffee or goldfish during your visit read more