Dallas Children's Museum, Dallas

The worst museum I've taken my kids to in Texas. The exhibits were not maintained and dirty. Poor excuse for any type of learning environment for children. As th previous poster mentioned, over priced and over crowded should have just went straight to the hotel pool or six flags.

This place was like a dirty, low end day-care. I never write online reviews but of all the things I have done with my son since he was born, this one was the worst. If you go to this area, visit the Texas Discovery Gardens, the butterfly exhibit was engaging and interesting (also not overcrowded). The Children's "Museum" would not be worth it at any admission price, let alone $10 a person. I now laugh at the fact that I contemplated membership when I arrived.

it is so better in new orleans. go 2 new orleans it is way better this 1 was trash!!!!!!!!!!

I am a stay at home mom with a four year old and two year old twins. This place is where I go to get a break. Everything is hands on and open ended and requires little supervision. The only job you do here is reminding your kids to ick up after themselves. It is $5 per person for the whole day. We left and ate lunch, then we could go back in. My kids had a great time with the various centers (especially CiCi's where they use pizzas to teach fractions) and I got to just sit and watch. My four year old begs to go back every week. I would recommend this to anyone with preschoolers and toddlers. My kids love it.

it was to small it looked like a botique my child went through everything in 20minutes and began to get bored we ended up going to the play place out in the mall area and it was free

I did not like this place. It was basically a pay to play event. It should not be called a Museum either. It offers minimal education to children. I would not recommend this.

If you have been to other Children's Museums like Houston's or Los Angeles you will be very disappointed. More like an activity. If five dollars per a person for 1 to 2 hours of activities seems fun to you then you will be happy.

Felt more like a daycare than a "museum". The price to get in was too high for the little amount/quality of things for the children to do. The cost was $5 per child/adult - the grandparents even had to pay $5 to get in. In the health care hospital - abot 90% of the drawers were empty. The staff was very cold and unfriendly. The Woodlands Children's Museum (just North of Houston) is the same idea - at the mall.. same price and SO much more to offer. The Dallas Children's Museum might want to consider offering a little more to their customers and providing staff that's a little more friendly and curtious.

I was impressed with the cultural exhibits and craft activities. Although the museum is small, my kids (2 & 4 years old) had a great time. There's a Kroger Grocery Store, a Cici's Pizza place, a doctor's office, a Greek restaurant, and lots of other toys. The price was reasonable as well. It's in a mall which has a very nice carousel, and the food court is there which makes it easier if you have small kids.