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Seattle Children's Museum

Museum and Playground

Lower Queen Anne, Seattle

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"Interactive exhibits"(2 Tips)
"grocery store"(2 Tips)

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Ladi LalaJune 25, 2015
I love the story time room, the grocery store, the eye doctor, the ancient different culture homes, the water play area and so much more.. My 2 children and nephews loved every part of it.
SeattleMonorailAugust 17, 2011
Great museum of children! Interactive exhibits and over 22,000 square feet of area for kiddos to explore. Daily programming and summer camps available too!
K12 IncJune 16, 2011
Did you know? The idea of a museum designed specifically for children has been around for 112 years. The world’s first children’s museum opened in Brooklyn, NY in 1899.
City SaverAugust 30, 2013
Use your Puget Sound City Saver coupons to receive one free adult admission when a child's admission is purchased at regular price. Cannot be combined with any other offers.
HeldaDecember 26, 2014
The last hour is pay by donation but paying regular price is worth it. You can easily spend two hours here.
Kirk LaughlinApril 16, 2014
Been here 25+ times
It's a real rule - no adults can enter without a child, ages birth to 10. It might sound like it's meant to be amusing, but it's an actual safety rule.
Raki IlustreMarch 19, 2014
The chicken pie was absolutely satisfying. 😘👍😍👏
Shelly StrobeckSeptember 30, 2013
Used to come here when I was a kid. Took my daughter for the first time. Decent but not overly impressed as I was when I was little. Hopefully your kid's imagination will make up for what's lacking.
Fahad SanSeptember 8, 2013
This a great place, for children's to release their energy
Alison BazeleyJune 23, 2011
Been here 5+ times
If you're making Imagination Studio crafts, try for an early session do there is time for paint or clay to dry.
Travis WindleharthNovember 23, 2011
Great, except that there is no nursing room. Sad, for a place with infant spaces.
Angel W.August 22, 2012
No coffee allowed in? They charge a lot & clearly don't want to be bothered w/ ppl's hypothetical spills. Maybe put it on the website or outside in the center so you can see it before you get there.
April DrakeJanuary 25, 2010
has separate area for baby/toddlers so the big kids can't bowl them over! best to NOT visit on the weekends when it is crazy.
Santhosh ParameshMay 25, 2014
Nice. Can spend few hours at this place
Grahm Wiley-CamachoAugust 31, 2016
Toddler loved the grocery!
B WadeApril 2, 2012
Pretty run down and not much parent seating. Get cozy cross-legged on the floor.
Zac JacobsonMarch 4, 2012
Mr. Toad's button is big, white, round, and has 4 holes.
Denyse OlsonJune 22, 2013
Adults pay too...which is crazy to me.
Jenn WoodJune 5, 2011
Use your EBT/QWEST card and only pay a dollar per person.
Geoff McNeelyOctober 10, 2010
Pay for kids over12 months old. 7.50 for adults and children.
DoraJuly 16, 2010
This is an official Nickelodeon Parents' Picks Award Nominee!Powered by ParentsConnect.com
marco deppeDecember 27, 2010
Or get a membership ;)
Archana VermaJanuary 30, 2010
Be sure to catch the Elmo exhibit.
David SayedAugust 30, 2009
bring your primecard
Derek EskensJuly 23, 2010
A pretty lame children's museum. Lots of broken stuff and little interacting with large portions of the place.

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