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- 5 and 2 yr old favorite places. Always declare, "best day ever". Make a grocery list for dinner to enhance play time. And TALK to the staff. They're smart, great with kids and enhance every trip.
- Fort Worth Stock Show & RodeoSeptember 29, 2011Also a part of our "Moo-seum Experience," the FWMSH is an interactive venue that includes dinosaur bones, 4D theater, kids activites and Omni IMAX theater. Admission included with FWSSR grounds pass.
- David PittsAugust 15, 2014The exhibits are great, and don't miss the omni theater. Makes me feel like a kid again!
- Ami H.October 5An ASTC reciprocal admission museum - Check out the new display of memorabilia from Forth Worths legendary Leonards Department Store
- Used to be good. Now it's more about infotainment and the new expansion is a lot of wasted space. Since 2009 have only been a handful of times. The museum preschool thankfully is intact. That's great.
- Eddie V's Prime SeafoodMay 7, 2013There are free Star Parties every month featuring telescopes and Noble Planetarium staffers to help navigate you through the night sky. It’s stellar!
- If you live in the area - you must become a member. We have more than gotten our money's worth. Perfect for 100 degree weather and cold rainy weather too.
- Jonathon RayAugust 31, 2011You learn stuff here, but you have a great deal of fun while doing so... If you are worried of looking nerdy to your date, this local shouldn't be one of your concerns.
- Robby GordonNovember 14, 2014Museum is much different than when I was a kid. Seemed like they had more exhibits the . My daughter loves the children's area. She's worn out when we leave.
- Be sure to talk with the docents and curators. They're great and really enhance the experience for kids.
- Jason SpoonerApril 28, 2012I loved this museum a lot more before they renovated it. There's not nearly as much to see or do now and it's way more expensive.
- Terry OlaesJune 22, 2010The DaVinci traveling exhibit is very interesting. This museum has a ton of things for kids, young and old, to do. My 15 yr old daughter had almost as much fun as my 20 month old daughter did.
- Christopher LenziniSeptember 2, 2014Make sure you check out a movie at the Omni theatre while you're here!
- Visit the Dino Labs, the planetarium, and the Energy Blast 4D
- Access to the waterpark area through the children's museum area only. There is an age limit unless you are accompanying a child.
- AyeAugust 27, 2012if we lived in Dallas/FW area, I'd get membership here. So many activities for kids.
- Get a membership for your family guaranteed adventure in learning
- Kaila ScalfAugust 18, 2015When buying tickets, I was told "Most exhibits are geared toward children". What I should've been told is that it is literally a children's museum. Wasted $30.
- Tracy Vaughn SchultzMay 17, 2014The museum was more interesting, educational, had more exhibits and sections, AND CHEAPER before the 20.00 admission prices paid for the renovations. Very disappointed.
- DoraJuly 21, 2010Families can pull up their sleeves and dig for dinosaur bones in the “DinoDig” exhibit. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
- Mike MitchellOctober 15, 2011Check out the huge section of steel beam from the World Trade Center. Very moving!
- stevan grimesJune 19, 2010A great way to entertain the kids and educate too. 3 Museums across the street and ample parking.
- In the Energy Blast section, there is a 10 minute 4D ride that you must try! it is excellent
- Go to the traveling exhibits. Those are always the coolest. Traveling exhibits are the ones that are not permanent.
- They have really improved the seating area for parents! Way to go!
- Kristi SartorJuly 18, 2012Don't get a salad in the cafe they use old salad - leaves you hungry. The kids meals are overpriced and not that much food. Too many daycare field trips - they should try to limit the number of kids.
- Katherine GleasonMarch 26, 2014Be prepared to wait forever to get in if you aren't a member. Least efficient admissions line ever.
- Lord Duke the BaronFebruary 3, 2010Look at the bricks with names on them. One says Viva Las Vegas on it. That one is my family's brick.