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Build-A-Bear Workshop

4.5 (2 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Real fun for kids pretty crazy on weekends but it's a must at least a couple times for any eville bound child

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Fired Up! Joe Shmoe's Art Studio

Fired Up! Joe Shmoe's Art Studio

3.5
(4 reviews)
0.9 mi
$$

I spent 2 hours there with my granddaughter for her birthday. When we went to pick up our pieces I…read morewas told that 1 of them had been broken! My memory with my granddaughter was shattered! They did not even have the courtesy to call in advance and tell me it was broken! They offered to order another piece for me to paint free of charge but for what?? Why would I want to spend another 2 hours by myself painting another piece again? It was a small figurine and it was very tedious work! I asked if I could take the pieces home anyway just for the memory and I could try to glue it, and the lady told me I couldn't! I asked her why if they were just going to throw it in the trash anyway, and she told me it was their policy! Are you kidding me?? How does that even make sense? She refunded my money for the piece, but when I got home, I realized I was not refunded the tax that I originally paid either! I deserve an explanation from the manager as to why no one bothered to call me to let me know my piece was broken, as well as not being refunded the tax, and not being able to take the broken piece home when they were just going to trash it anyway.

I was trying pottery painting for the very first time and definitely enjoyed every bit of it. It…read morewas fun and a very different experience. The girl who was working there was very friendly and helpful and was patient even when I needed more time and that too after they were closed already. When I went there I expected it to be like paint night where they give you the design and show you how to make it but here you get to be creative and do whatever comes to your mind. Note - remember it takes a week to get the finished product back.

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Children's Museum of Evansville

Children's Museum of Evansville

3.7
(15 reviews)
4.1 mi

We spent about $90 to visit Children's Museum of Evansville and it honestly felt like a complete…read morewaste of time and money. So many exhibits were broken or not working that my 7-year-old was constantly running up to something, pressing buttons, and... nothing. The place could be really cool if everything actually functioned, but it just doesn't. On top of that, there were employees cleaning in the "Rainbow Bistro" area for almost an hour, so she couldn't even play in there the entire time we were on that floor. For a children's museum that charges this much, I expected working exhibits and more consideration for the kids who are there to play. I really hope they put more effort into maintaining and fixing the exhibits instead of letting everything fall into disrepair. We won't be back unless things improve.

So I wanted to be optimistic, because I fully support educational places of play. But this place…read morewas straight up disappointing. We paid $60 for a family of 5. There are three levels in the museum with 10+ exhibits. Hardly any of them were fully functional. There was a graffiti wall in "fantastic plastic" exhibit that had 3 dry erase markers. 2 were dried up. So one marker was being shared by 4 kids. There was a Mark Twain bust that was supposed to record a small story, based on several words that you could choose, and then play it back to you. The record function did not work. My kids were excited about the quack factory exhibit, with rubber duckies/balls you would launch down tubes to a wet deck below. Nothing in the 2nd floor floor extension of this exhibit was working. They couldn't use it. We went to the ground level of the exhibit, the wet deck - but down there, the hot air balloon exhibit, which used heat to make a model hot air balloon rise, was non-functional. The portion that makes water vapor was non-functional. On the second floor, there is an "art maker" room with 3-D printers, like 6 of them. Only 2 were functional. The employee there was very apologetic and kind, but it was just one more thing. The 5th street theater portion on the second floor wasn't functioning properly. There is also a balance challenge on the second floor that is broken. There are some "piano stairs" coming down from second level to first that are out. The vending machine in the lobby was broken. The place was pretty clean, and not very crowded, which was nice- but I was honestly very sadly surprised. The cost of this experience just isn't justified. We won't be back.

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