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    Play Street Museum - Round Rock

    4.0 (17 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Elyssa D.

    A trip to Play Street Museum is ALWAYS a great time! I noticed some new take home exploration kits that were really exciting! I think we might pick one up on the way out.

    Nice, clean & NOT overwhelming, which is GREAT! It gives me anxiety to take my kids places with a million other kids! This is a nice, small place. My kids love it! I have no issues keeping an eye on them, so it's kind of peaceful Lol! Only issue I have is that 1.5 hour goes by fast! Wish the time limit was a little longer or could be extended.

    Ashley L.

    What an awesome place! We arrived for the 830 reservation time and everything was so clean. They even have a bucket you can give them items if your little one puts items in their mouth. At $14 for the kid and adults being free, this was an awesome way for us to spend our morning.

    My kids love it. It's clean and relaxed with not too many rules that it isn't fun. I feel like $14 is a little pricey for a 1 year old but it's nice that siblings 9+ are free. The snack token is AWESOME and helps my kids leave without tears when their time is up

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    Layla was so accommodating and helpful as we had one "no show". 3 year old granddaughter loved it. Will return.

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    Thinkery

    Thinkery

    4.2
    (445 reviews)
    12.6 mi

    The best place to take your kids! My kids could spend hours…read moreon end here! There is so much to do and see. It's so nice to have an indoor hands on interactive learning place for the young ones! It's fun and pretty clean. We were so generously gifted a family membership for Christmas by our family friends and it was perfect! The STEAM hands on learning and activities really engages children of all ages. My 7 year old and 4 year old enjoy it here. My 6 month old will get into it soon enough. No food or drinks inside the museum. The water zone is nice that it has smocks and crocs for kids to wear and change into to avoid getting wet and slipping. There is also an outdoor playscape and water tables to get into. I am so grateful they have a comfort nursing room for moms to have a private blocked off area to feed babies! It's much appreciated

    I just became an ASTC member, and the Thinkery is reciprocal. It's cheaper to buy your membership…read morethrough the Texas Science and Natural History Museum. They charge $120/year for 5 passes each visit. The Thinkery charges $160/year for 3 passes each visit. My toddler loves the bloom section. The bloom section is always clean and sanitized. None of the vending machines were working in the dining area. I could have sworn they used to have people selling food a decade ago. The Thinkery is great for Austin, but pales in comparison to the Children's Museum of Indianapolis which is five stories and 7.5 acres.

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    Balloon Museum

    Balloon Museum

    3.6
    (22 reviews)
    9.1 mi

    The Balloon Museum in Austin was a decent experience, but it didn't leave a huge impression on me…read more Some of the art installations were creative and visually striking, and it's definitely a great spot for families. There were a lot of interactive exhibits that kids seemed to love. The museum spans a couple of stories, starting on the upper level, with plenty of colorful and immersive spaces that make for great Instagram photos. It's very hands-on, though, so if germs are a concern, this might not be the best pick. Parking was somewhat limited. There's a small one-level garage and some outdoor parking behind the building. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which I appreciated. Admission felt a bit pricey for what you get. It might have been worth it to me if I had children in my group.

    Overall good experience. Parking is limited however seems like spots open pretty frequently. Just…read moregive yourself extra time. Entry is kept to the time listed on your ticket. Bought mine online and they do sell them at the venue as well. Once inside there are three maybe four flights of stairs (elevator available too) as you start on the top floor then walk back down. The museum provided some interactive picture spots and stuff for kids. The main ball pit with the light show was pretty fun too. Be careful as the shoe covers make it slippery! They do have traction strips, just take large strides. The VR was my favorite thing, with the last part with the bubbles as second. Took me about 50 minutes to go through and again helped spend the day out of the house. I could see if you had kiddos this would be gunner.

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    Pikopye's Town

    Pikopye's Town

    5.0
    (4 reviews)
    17.8 mi

    If you are familiar with pikopyes because of the south location- please come to this one with a…read moreblank slate. It is SO much nicer. The play areas are open and provide a lot of space for imagination and active movement. I went with a 3 year old and a 15 month old and felt safe letting both of them explore. There was a nice toddler/infant space nook that we spent some time in reading books and playing. One of their gems was their front desk (manager?) I should have asked her name- if the owners are reading this she's very sweet (blonde, mentioned having a blended family.) she was friendly, helpful, informative, and exceptionally kind to the children. We loved her Elsa hair style! A front facing person in a business is so important with these kids play areas, it is a big deciding factor on whether we will come back often. She is a MAJOR reason I am willing to make the trek here from Tarrytown. I loved that both bathrooms were clean and had functioning changing tables. But, the biggest thing my three year old nanny kid enjoyed was the hot chocolate station. His mind was blown with the whipped cream, sprinkles, marshmallows. If he could write a review he'd probably give it a million stars. We will be back!

    Pikopye's Town is such a fun place to visit! There are so many things to do and see, and everything…read morelooks bright and exciting. The workers were really friendly and made sure we had a great time. Our toddler had so much fun playing in the activity areas, and we loved how clean and organized everything was. We came on the day that Bluey and Bingo stopped by for a snow ball fight and it was the cutest thing! I love the changes the new owner is making with options to add on crafts and activities during your visit as well. This is the perfect place for families to have fun together. We're already excited to visit again soon. Pikopye's Town is awesome!

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    Texas Science & Natural History Museum

    Texas Science & Natural History Museum

    4.1
    (63 reviews)
    13.7 mi

    This was very cool, the former teen wanted to come here for their birthday. Every floor had a…read moredifferent theme with 4 floors in general. Dinosaurs and other long dead creatures. Texas history, Texas wildlife and a telescope. Then 4th floor was a special exhibit on bats with games, video, statues and more. It was informative and fun. The kids there had a scavenger hunt as well. Lots of interaction and facts. Worth a visit.

    Every 4th Sunday of the month is FREE (sponsored by HEB) which is always nice. We actually…read moreaccidentally showed up on that day. Personally, I think I'd prefer to pay ($10 per adult, 4 and under are free) and have it be a little less crowded. The building is small, the hallways narrow, the elevator slow. I wasn't sure what to expect but I'd advise you to keep your expectations low. The museum is a bit dated, the building is old, and some of the exhibits felt antiquated. There is a certain charm to that. Plus, you can see everything in one short visit. They did make it ADA accessible -- there's a separate entrance for wheelchairs and strollers. There's a wheelchair ramp available for the inaccessible areas (like the paleontology exhibit). For strollers, I'd recommend just leaving it upstairs and holding your kid. The exhibits are small so you won't be there for long. Gift shop had a nice selection of cute gifts/souvenirs. Easy parking in the San Jacinto garage next door. Cost us $6 or something like that. While the woman's restroom had a diaper changing station, I don't think the men's did. I noticed a dad going in to change his son's diaper (he verbally noted it to the mom) and walked right back out. If they want to be accommodating to families, this might be an upgrade worth making. FYI: they're card only, no cash.

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    The museum's outstanding fossils tell us what life was like in Texas over thousands or millions of years.
    A new 33-foot tyrannosaur cast is based on a maxilla  (upper jaw bone) discovered by UT researchers in Big Bend National Park.
    A new 33-foot tyrannosaur cast is based on a maxilla (upper jaw bone) discovered by UT researchers in Big Bend National Park.
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