Discovery Children's Museum

🚀 Discovery Children’s Museum (Las Vegas) – Where STEM Meets Imagination! Explore three floors of hands-on discovery at Las Vegas’s premier children’s museum—now infused with fresh, exciting exhibits and featuring standout NASA resources. NASA Launch Services Program Corner Engage with space exploration through the LSP Activity Book App and Rocket Science 101 App. These interactive, downloadable tablet apps (available on iPads and similar devices) bring rocket science to life with fun activities, games, and educational content. Brand-New “Energy/Energía: Igniting Minds and Inspiring Futures” Gallery Launched in late 2023—the first major new gallery in five years—this bilingual exhibit invites children to play and learn about energy. From building functional windmills to powering a miniature city, it’s a dynamic, interactive journey into the science of energy generation, storage, and use. Fresh Water World Experience Dive into a reimagined Water World where visitors can learn about the Southern Nevada water cycle and conservation. Activities include dam-building, vortex fun, water-channel engineering, and more—educational and splash-filled for all ages. Innovative “Desert to the Stars” Climber Exhibit (Coming Soon) Soon you’ll be able to climb into an immersive adventure themed around Southern Nevada’s landscape—from desert floor to starry skies. With interactive LED panels, virtual environments, and physical exploration, this exhibit is designed to inspire curiosity about ecology, astronomy, and sustainability. Additional Interactive Highlights Enjoy creative play in unique galleries like: Discovery Lab – a makerspace buzzing with DIY design and tinkering The Summit – a 12-level, 70-ft climbing tower spanning three floors Fantasy Festival – complete with a life-sized pirate ship, medieval castle, and live theatre Eco City, Patents Pending, Young at Art, and Toddler Town—each offering themed, imaginative learning opportunities. Why Visit? This museum stands out by blending STEAM, art, and play into an unforgettable learning experience. Whether your family is curious about space, energy, water, or simply the joy of hands-on discovery, there’s something here to spark wonder in every young explorer.

Took my kids to the Discovery Children's Museum in Vegas and honestly, it exceeded my expectations. We spent almost the whole day there and they didn’t get bored once. The climbing structure is massive and kept them entertained forever, and the water area was a huge hit. I loved that everything was super interactive but also had some educational value didn’t feel like a brain drain day. The place was really clean, well-organized, and the staff were actually helpful. It’s the kind of spot you can take toddlers or older kids and still have a great time. Highly recommend for any parents looking for something fun (and indoors) in Vegas.

Amazing museum for both kids and adults! Lots of interactive zones, a water play area, and a creative craft section. A must-visit — kids will definitely have a great time!

My children love it here! There are so many things for them to do. They have water science, dress up, and theater to making slime, different themed play areas, and much more! This is a great place to take your children. Wheelchair accessible, they have elevators for the different play levels along with stairs. Covered parking structure attached.

Went for the first time and our kids had a blast here. Entry is $15 for locals and $20 for non-locals. There is quite a bit to do here, especially if your child enjoys crafting. You could easily spend an entire day here. The staff were all very friendly and kind.

The museum was priced well and had a lot to do and "discover." We spent a couple of hours there and had lots of fun learning about energy, water, invention, and current technology, real jobs, among other things. Park next door to the museum for validated free parking, not across the street for 10 dollars lol.

Absolutely worth every penny! This is an all day fun place so don’t show up only the last couple hours of the day. So much to learn, so many areas of fun and amazing staff. We end up purchasing the membership so we can come all the time.

The Discovery Museum is such a fun filled and enjoyable place for both children and adults. I sincerely say that we (my local and visiting family) love this place. We go just about every week and there is always something NEW for my son (2 years old) or my nephews (ages 10 and up) to discover. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for something to interesting to do to or an opportunity to escape the heat or the cold. It's all around family fun and exploration. If your visiting... ITS TOTALLY WORTH IT!

I grew up in las vegas and had super fond memories of the original location. After they moved it to this new building I've been twice. It's literally nirvana for children. They have so many levels to the building with different experiences and things to stimulate all the senses for a large range of ages. From a a whole room dedicated to water fun, an area of make believe with costumes and large play sets, small crawl areas for babies, a dark room with pretty glowing lights if maybe you need to calm down, a whole space to teach kids how to manage money and inspire potential careers...the list goes on. There is literally something for every child. If you can go on a weekday I personally would as this last time on a Saturday was super saturated with children, which can be a bit much for the little littles who maybe aren't ready to navigate that many kids running around. I think for what you get the value is solid, and if your kids is closer to 3 and up I think an annual membership would be totally worth it, as at that point they can really start to do most of the activities.

I absolutely love taking my nieces to this place! Always clean Great value for the money. My nieces participated in the AI class and slime class.

If you're in Las Vegas with kiddos, this place is a MUST! We had such a great time at the Discovery Children's Museum -- it's the perfect spot for kids to explore, learn, and burn off energy in the most fun way possible. Each exhibit is interactive, creative, and well thought out. From science experiments to imaginative play areas, there's something for every age group. My kids were completely engaged from the moment we walked in, and honestly, I had fun too! You can tell a lot of care goes into keeping the place clean and organized despite how busy it gets. The only downside is that adults have to pay full admission, even though we're really just there to supervise. But aside from that, it's absolutely worth the visit. Plan to spend a few hours here -- you won't regret it!

Took the kids to Discovery Children's Museum and spent couple hours walking around. $15 for NV residents and $20 for non residents. The young lady helping us was very helpful and friendly. The first level had a water area, theatre area and a toddler section. Second level had a play area for the kids to play as if they were working in a bank, airport, grocery store, hospital, etc. We spent most our time in that area. Kids had fun. There was also a third level where kids can build and create things. There was also an art area. Overall kids had a blast and the different areas kept them interested and excited. For FREE parking- the garage next to the museum is convenient and you can get your ticket validated at the front counter.

This place is amazing! If you're in Vegas and want to do something fun with your kids (walking age-10) I would highly recommend it. In order to truly fully experience all there is to offer I would say you should expect to be here most of the day. There are multiple levels and dozens of things to do on each level. Not to mention the central multi level play structure! That alone will keep kids busy for hours. Only thing they're missing is a cafeteria with actual food. They have snacks like chips in the gift shop but that's all. No restaurants near by either except a Starbucks so make sure to pack lunches! I will leave you with a few tips: 1. If you have WIC or EBT your admission is deeply discounted! Show them one of those cards upon entry if you have one. 2. Check online before you go so you can see if there are any special events happening that day that you might be interested in and you can plan accordingly. 3. Parking ticket from the garage can be validated right next to the ticket desk so you don't have to pay for parking. Again, awesome spot away from the strip (and heat in the summertime) that is sure to keep little ones entertained and amazed for hours!

I think I didnt enjoy it as much because it was sooo packed for the Gabby event and we had to come at the end of the day because that was our time for the meet and greet. For the most part everything seemed clean that I could visibily see. As clean as it could be considering the amount of kids touching and moving things. I appreciate the picture with Gabby was free. We just had to pay the admission price for the museum. I think its cool that you go through the obtacles to get to the the different levels. I wasnt prepared for that though (wrong shoes). The theater room didnt have much costume choices for the kids. Im sure they were just missing because of all the kids wearing them. The water room was wild. So much water on the floor and not enough rain coats. Honestly, this museum made me appreciate my small and simple museum in my city.

We had a blast at the discovery children's museum. I had won an inventors family membership at a fundraising event. Kiddo never wanted to leave he explored every area and loved going up and down all the slides. The volunteers were so kind and interactive. Somehow the person doing the uv zinc sun block experiment somehow kept our 7 year old engaged for 10 minutes. Very impressive. Next time we will remember to b4ing our reusable water bottles there are no longer water fountains only water refill stations.

What a great place to spend hours with your kids! There's 3 floors of all different activities and fun things to do. There's way too much for me to list so just check out their website or they'll give you a map and info sheet when you're paying for your entrance. I do highly recommend you eat a meal at least 30min before you arrive so everyone is fueled and rested to run and around. I also highly recommend to brings snacks and maybe even pack a lunch so you can refuel and then go back for more fun. There's a gift shop that has some snacks and sandwiches. There's water fountains on each floor as well and I ALWAYS bring my own water. Clean restrooms on each floor. Kids definitely should wear shoes because there's a lot of climbing and obstacles. Parents wear shoes if you have to follow your toddler around because you'll have to go through the trenches with them lol. Perfect for hot summer days and cold winters. Bring your parking ticket and get it validated after you pay and it's free all day. Make sure you park at the discovery museum parking lot, entrance located in the side of the building and it'll say it's their parking lot.

Great for kids There is so much to do, physically, musically, collaboratively, creatively here. My 2 year old toddler had a blast, skipping her nap to play with everything here. It was so engaging and interactive Boo to me as I parked in the lot across the street from the entrance of the museum. I only realized the museum had it's own lot after I paid. O well, it was cheap. They reciprocated my museum pass from Chabot Space and Science Center (Oakland) the wonderful front desk lady working today was truly patient as I searched for my membership card. It was 50% off which was a $30 savings, which was awesome Overall this place is one of the better museums as it's so interactive and the kids will all love it

Great place for kids and adults. So many attractions in a spacious building. The staff is very patient and helpful. There are so many things to do for a great price. The kids had fun flying paper planes and working at the raider stadium. The service in every area is perfect.

Walked in and was immediately greeted by very nice employees. However, they each had pronouns on their name tags, one of which stated "they/them" so customers know how to address them. Let's start here... 1. I, as a guest will not EVER alter my perception of reality and science to affirm another's delusions. 2. You are only either a male or a female, PERIOD. 3. This is a children's establishment. To flaunt and teach this to children is disgraceful and unacceptable. 4. By placing this on name tags, you are forcing individuals to feel obligated to adhere to this nonsense, despite their personal beliefs. We won't EVER be back & we will make a priority to warn others from patronizing this child grooming establishment.

This was my first time visiting the Discovery Children's Museum, and I couldn't have picked a better day we came during a special event, and it was absolutely fantastic! The event featured multiple vendors, adding a fun and unique vibe to the experience. The museum itself is a gem! It's perfect for families, with so many interactive exhibits and activities that are both fun and educational. There's truly something for everyone to enjoy, and it's a great way to spend quality time while learning. The event was also a wonderful opportunity to explore the museum for the first time. The staff was friendly and organized, making the entire visit seamless and enjoyable. I can't wait to come back and explore even more! Highly recommend for families looking for a great day out. Ps: the fun you get is worth the great value

BEAUTIFUL CHAOS! As a parent /guardian expect to get your steps in and feel a good workout by the end of the day. It's a lot of work for the parent to follow a child around but there is a TON of interactive, educational, hands on, STEAM, art, and creative activities throughout the museum. Children will not be bored or run out of things to do. As a matter of fact, once they get in the car expect them to need a nap! It's fun but exhausting. There are 3 levels to explore. The play structure goes through all the levels which is pretty cool! You either climb the structure, use the elevator, or use the stairs. There is staff all throughout the museum but I really liked that they allow the children to explore and just monitor safety rather than be over bearing and telling the kids what to do. There is also a slime workshop but you have to pay extra. PARKING: if you park in the parking structure take your ticket to the museum. On your way out scan it and you have 20 minutes from the time you scan it to exit the parking, no charge! I love this place for my kids and my kids love this place as well! I've been here twice and I know this isn't my last!

Wow! First time here! Brought my grandson to this full immersive and interactive, fun and educational museum! I don't know if Museum the title fits it. It's so much more. This spot is Supercool, keeps little minds encapsulated and engaged in each of the many interactive displays! The entry fees can be put towards your annual membership which you may consider as you can come here many many times and see something different each time! There are also workshops that you can sign up to make crafts and things. Great value for the cost of entry!

One of the best places to take the kiddos in Las Vegas! We had such a great time as a family! The museum is well organized and the staff are attentive! Shoutout to the security guard up front, they were so helpful, friendly and they went out of their way to assist us! That is rare these days and it was refreshing to see such great service especially for an establishment that caters to families! It was a great experience and we will be back! So worth it! Ps. They also offer birthday/ event packages and venue rentals! Worth checking out!

A really awesome children's museum! We were visiting and are members at the Seattle one. With being a member at Seattle, we get 50% off admission at other museums around the nation so it was a great deal to go here. This is 3 stories tall and there's lot to explore. I have a 1.5 year old and she spent a majority of her time in toddler town. We had a snack which was located in the front area on the first floor then checked out the second. She really enjoyed the mini airport and the doctor station. We spent quite a bit of time there and I knew she was going to knock out for a nap after. Would definitely recommend this spot especially since they have validated parking as well!

This place was amazing! My girls had so much fun we can't wait to visit again. I went here last month and we had an amazing time there is so much to see the girls play so much I wasn't expecting it to be so fun for them this place reminds me of Kidzania just smaller, the stuff is really nice and helpful, it's not expensive, it's great for kids they explore and has lots of stuff to do! Must visit if you are local or if you are visiting and looking for something to do with your kids. I can't post more pictures cause I lost my cell and they didn't save in the cloud but I will be back soon and make an update with photos .

There is a public parking garage conveniently across the street. Parking was $3 for 1.5hrs Walked in showed our passes we were checked in and given a map of each floor. Very nice employees everyone smiled and were helpful if you need anything. You can become a member for $85 Once you walk right in on the first floor there is an area that has all water toys. Water World shows models of the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and the new Bypass Bridge. Everything was hands on. Next floor, Eco City! This interconnected city features many businesses kids are already familiar with. Smiths, Wells Fargo, and The Las Vegas Aiport there is even a mini Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders! Throughout Eco City, visitors have multiple opportunities to learn about green living and make choices that they will eventually need to make in the real world. 3rd floor was our favorite we started to use our creativity with creating fans. There are so many different stations that you can do with your kiddos. The 70-foot tower encompasses 2,200 square feet and is made up of 12 levels that ascend all three floors of DISCOVERY Children's Museum! Each level features different climbing structures and interactive science exhibits, making the climb a fun physical and mental challenge. From the bottom level, where kids can lift an actual car using a giant lever, to the Summit's tip top, where they can take in the view of Downtown Las Vegas, this exhibit is all about the WOW factor! #NationalCreativityDay!!

This is why you need to start Yelping!! Last night Yelp held a Very Vegas Benefit here. I used to take my daughter to the old location so I was excited to see this new facility & honored to be invited. I wish my daughter was still young so I could take her back. It's a beautiful spacious venue for kids to explore and play. Kayla and Yelp did such an amazing job with all the vendors and entertainment. My daughter and I had a great time. Thank you. See my pics!!

Went here for the first time to beat some nasty heat wave on the 4th of July and overall, we enjoyed our time here. Up to this point, my below-2 toddler had never had public meltdowns, but she did here, multiple times--it goes to show how much fun she has here that she did NOT want to leave. However, it may wear out quickly for upper elementary and middle school students; it's probably best for toddlers through maybe 6, 7 years old at best if you're looking to visit a few times. On the first floor, they have a ship, a little theater, Toddler Town and a water section. Toddler Town had a little crawl section for crawlers, a reading/drawing area and an interactive playground area. My toddler loved playing with the plastic wheelbarrow in Toddler Town and had her first meltdown there when we tried to get her to leave to try out other things. The little theater is a cute idea and has seating for families, with music and the curtains being drawn or closed occasionally to start and end "shows;" although it's a unique, kids just end up dressing up and weaving around the area (AKA not much happening there). I think that space would be better if they actually had organized short little shows. The second floor was a blast for my toddler, particularly the little mini mart. There are a lot of great photo ops as they have a hospital and bank too, but the highlight is the mart where you can do your grocery shopping. My toddler had her second public meltdown there because she did NOT want to leave. Third floor is definitely more geared towards older kids as they have STEM gravity-related experiments, but my toddler did enjoy a section where you can build images using rods that glow upon inserting into a large wall. In terms of overall value, I think it's a good place to visit and have your kids play indoors while in Vegas, although the novelty of the place may wear off for older kids after one visit. For toddlers? They'll probably love it for multiple visits.

Great place to visit with kids if you're traveling to Las Vegas. Totally recommended.

Parked across the street learned that there is actually free parking for the discovery Children's museum after I already parked. For an hour paid $3 Inside was very open and large the cashiers were very welcoming and inviting. There are day passes and even annual passes for a price of $89 but this gives you access all year round. So many activities to do and see from 1st floor to the third, great for little kids.

Everything was seamless lots of fun for young and older kids and even adults! Thank you

How cool is this place?! Came here for a Yelp fundraiser and had no idea this was an event space!!! First off, this is THREE STORIES OF FUN! Definitely lots stimulation and so many exhibits to interact with. You could easily spend hours here for all ages. As for the event venue, on the second story there's a big ballroom! Who knew that was there this whole time? The event space had several tables, booths, and live entertainment. Perfect for any event!

Lots to do for little ones of all ages. Free parking they validate-make sure park in the right one. Only thing they don't have a cafe to buy food, just simple drinks and string cheese. Would be nice if they had a full on cafe- too hard to go next door if you have little ones.

Still great. I've been here so many times with all three of ny kids, in birthday parties, events and playdates. Nothing wins this place, ages 0-10! There's always something for everyone.

Having been to children's museums from coast to coast, this one definitely is one of the best! Lots of different things to do for kids of all ages -- which was great for us with a 6 year old, 4 year old and 1 year old. There were a lot of stations where kids could get creative and make their own crafts or science projects. My daughter spent a lot of time at the Science Bench making boats and cars, and then testing how they work. She also loved painting and art. The toddler town was great for our little one that just started walking. As an adult, I can appreciate the updated signage with clear instructions at each exhibit. There was also plenty of staff to help and lots of specialized instruction/activities happening. Little details that can make it a more pleasant experience. Each section was so modern and colorful, kids are excited from bounce from one floor to the next! With our membership to the Denver Children's Museum, we were able get a discount! Woohoo!

This was perfect to keep my child entertained away from the heat!! This place is best for toddlers but I had a lot of fun as an adult and my 9 month old liked looking around. Different stations everywhere you turn (electricity, art, jobs, etc)! There's some workshops as well. Baby loved the water and small crawl section the best! For parking, the museum validates your ticket at the garage next door. Make a right out of the elevator garage to get to the museum. Facility is well maintained. Loved it here! Highly recommend!

Came to check out discovery children's museum after school today and it was awesome. The kids loved it, played on the playground for at least an hour and walked around doing a lot of the interactive experiences. Stayed for a couple of hours, definitely will be back

Such an amazing facility for family fun. From the time you enter until you leave, it is obvious that children are going to love it here. Each area is filled with amazing child centered activities that stimulate their development and creativity. This was our first visit, I know it wont be our last.

This place was great! My daughter loved it. We were there for about 2.5 hours and I practically had to drag her out of there. There is a lot of paid parking but Museum has validation so it's free just don't forget to take the ticket in with you. There are 3 levels and each level is dedicated to different things depending on your kids age and interest. If you have a Nevada ID entrances is $15 and general admission is $20. If you choose to leave to eat you can re-enter with the same ticket until 5pm which I was told was the cut off or you can take your own food and they have an eating area.

This is truly a gorgeous children's museum I have walked past it a couple times on my way to the Smith center and only see how cool and fun and enticing it looks especially for children. I finally attended a event and had the honor to go in I could not believe how huge it was. I super enjoyed the small town, and the multiple different stories with different themes. This has to be hands-down one of the coolest things ever to bring your kids to!

Perfect for all ages. So much to do, get ready to get active. When you arrive park in the parking lot attached to the museum, bring your ticket into the museum to have it validated. Parking will be Free once you get it validated. Admission to the museum is $20 general admission, $14.50 for locals with ID and $5 Admission for anyone with a valid EBT, SNAP, or WIC card. Cards must be presented at entry for verification, valid for up to 4 people. A few exhibits were under renovation or construction but we still made the best of it. Get ready to climb through the jungle gym from floor to floor or each floor also has elevator access. There is so much to do with 3 floors of adventure and things to discover. Closed Monday and open Tuesday-Sunday but check website for operating hours. One of our favorite areas that seems to get busy fast is ECO City. The small child size town. It includes Wells Fargo, a dentist with huge teeth the kids can brush, It has its own automotive shop. a mini Allegiant Stadium, a small supermarket. Visit this downtown kids museum perfect for locals or anyone coming to visit with kids.

o1.11.2o24 First time here! Visiting for CES but decided to take our little one out so we took him here even though we haven't even been to the ones close to home. For this location, you can even get discounted tickets using EBT if you have family members who have EBT, one card is good for 4. Tickets and selections can be viewed and purchased online. I thought it was just a small section but it actually consists of 3 floors and a lot to see and explore. They even have puppet shows depending on the schedule and time of visit. You can easily spend 2-3 hours here, and time just flies because you'll be running around watching your kid and also want to show them inventions. Our kid did not want to leave! But they were closing... Didn't have many interactions with the staffs but I'm sure they're awesome. I wish there were more sitting spots so I can just chill while my husband watches our troublemaker.

Great Children's museum! Well laid out, the central stair case / climbing structure with slides and interactive stops along each floor was fantastic. Large space with standard kid museum type stuff like dress up, pretend play grocery store, art area, water play area etc. The large layout and multiple climbing structures (central staircase, first floor castle & pirate ship) really made it worth the trip. It was clean, adequately staffed with friendly staff and well maintained. Parking structure next to it made it easy to go. They also participate in the ACM reciprocal network so our admission for a family of 4 was half off ($40 total) which was cheaper than the starbucks at the hotel (2 coffees & 2 kids snacks & a milk ) that morning.

Visited Thanksgiving weekend and it gave my kids something to do. This isn't a place for parents to chill while kids play. There are so many kids, you just have to concentrate where your kids are at. This isn't as huge as San Diego Children's Museum but there is a lot for the kids to do. I want to say I was exhausted being here because I had to engage with one kid and watch 2 kids run off into the pirate ship/water table/multistory play structure. Parents wear comfy shoes so you can keep up.

The Discovery Children's Museum was one of our planned visits during our family vacation to Las Vegas. We discovered this venue from the show, Blippi, and wanted to check it out ourselves. It is definitely a unique place for children, offering a variety of activities within for kids. The museum is about 5-stories/levels high that is essential built around a centerpiece play-gym is accessible at each level. Each of these floors offer different themed interactive experiences that are relatively common and comparable to what you would find in other children's museums (environmental stewardship, water conservation, medical technologies, mechanical skills, market place, arts and crafts, classes, electrical sciences, earth sciences, fantasy land, etc.) Unique to the Discovery Children's Museum was a Las Vegas Raiders' Football dedicated area. During our visit, the museum had Nevada State Park Rangers as special guests that provided a neat interactive learning experience. It's quite affordable; admission was definitely on the lower end of the pricing spectrum compared to a lot of other children's museum venues that we have been to across the nation. They offer a military discount for those applicable, as well as a membership if you're able to come here on a regular basis as a local. If you're visiting from out of town and staying on the strip, you will need to acquire some sort of transportation to the Discovery Children's Museum; getting here by foot from the strip is just not convenient as it is located on the outskirts of the casino hub. If you have the autonomy to drive here, navigating to the venue is fairly simple. Located near Downtown Las Vegas, you can take advantage of the fact that the Discovery Children's Museum is located right off a major highway where you will also be able to easily stop at the outlets and In-N-Out Burgers. There is a parking garage directly across from museum that charges around $4.00 for your use (I believe the fee may be waived for Nevada residents). There is a museum store, however, I do not believe there was a food court of any sort here. The staff were extremely friendly and a pleasure to associate with. Definitely a great local spot for kids that makes Las Vegas family-friendly!

Been to several children museums and by far this has been the best one. 3 floors and enjoyable from toddlers to adults. If you are visiting Vegas and have kids, this should be on your to do list for them. For adults, there is a Starbucks next to the museum so the was an added bonus.

Love this place!! We spend hours here. Absolutely love the seasonal installations. It's almost all inside and they have a parking garage:)

October 7th visit around 11 A.M. Review #59 of 2023 Dropped by this museum to celebrate my 7 year old daughter's birthday. When we arrived, the arm to enter and exit the parking structure was broken. There was a man there that just waved us through and told me not to worry about getting a parking structure ticket. Normally these are validated inside. When I left, I had to pay for a lost ticket fee. Normally, we get a discount which was active on their website, but when we arrived, we were told by the worker that it's no longer honored. Although I was disappointed by the price gouging, we made the most of it as that's where my daughter wanted to go for her birthday. The only cool part was watching our children have fun, however this is most likely our last visit here based on this experience.

Discovery Children's Museum was amazing! I'm not sure if they're affiliated with the Orange County Discovery Cube, but this museum is a step above. There are three floors each filled with amazing things to do. It was recommended for us to start at the third floor and then move down from there. We ended up spending so much time on the third and second floors that by closing time, we basically only did one thing on the first floor. They offer so many really fun activities and even some cool shows. My daughter really enjoyed the playgroundish area in the center of the building that spans all three floors. The playground area has fun slides, musical instruments, climbing fun, and more. You do have to pay admission for kids over one, but there really is a lot to do here. We had a blast and will definitely be coming back.

Just explored this Museum recently and it was a fun experience for all 7 children. My only concern is that it is in need a a thorough cleaning. Where you put the balls into the suction chamber there looks to be Black Mold. Please sanitize this Museum so everyone attending can stay healthy.

I am not too sure how long ago they opened, but you can tell that this place is new. Everything is still so clean. Speaking of clean, when you first enter the museum, there is a water section. The workers are constantly cleaning and mopping, trying their best to keep the area as dry as possible. There are 3 floors to this museum, and I think the best floor is the top floor. My children are not toddlers anymore and they enjoyed this area the best. There are numerous activities that revolve around exploration and arts and crafts. Also one of the best attractions is the tower. 12 floors to run around and climb your way to the top. I was just visiting las vegas and this was definitely a great idea for kids to enjoy the day and burn off a lot of energy.

Came to this place today with family, when you have kids you know they get too excited and runs away from you. When you are by yourself your kids would run in different direction. Never have my daughter ever run away from me to follow her cousin which i caught going on a different direction i told her get down, her cousin didn't go up the apparatus but headed to same floor to the science; engineer area. This girl didn't listen, still went up. I on the otherhand had to ran after my youngest child who is 4yo but tiny. I got my son and went back to where i saw my daughter, she was gone. I was scared, panicking and running around looking and yelling her name. Nothing. It took 5-7minutes to find her. She went all the way down to the first level trying to talk to this employee who was on her goddamn phone not even talking or trying to comfort my daughter. None whatsoever. Employee description: Black girl with huge glasses and long braids. She needs to be fired. She just looked at my daughter like she don't want to be working there!

This was my first time visiting the Children's Museum and the first time with a Yelp fundraiser. I thought the event was well organized overall. I arrived about 40 minutes past the event time and experienced a smooth entry process, with ID verification and ticket donation etc. It was 3 floors of food vendors' out of this world deliciousness. Everyone was super friendly. I met so many fun and interesting people. I did not however see much of the museum's displays and the reason may be the food vendors filled the spaces. I will have to go back and visit soon. I especially appreciated the open bar of course and the entertainment was on point for Elvis Las Vegas style! I look forward to the next event in town. Viva Yelp & Las Vegas!

Always a good place for the boys to go and spend 2-3 hours while in Vegas. Hit up the outlet malls right after or before as it's nearby.

my kids always have a blast here every time we go specially with the water side and with the jungle gym area

Perfect place, great for all ages I will definitely go back My boys love this place , clean and friendly environment

I had such a great time at this event. So many great food and drink options were available. I got the opportunity to meet so many of my favorite local business owners. I've been to the museum many times. But this was the first time without my kids. I had the chance to run around and check out the new exhibits. Make sure you take your kids!