We visited here last weekend and noticed there was construction to navigate around. Luckily it was…read moreSaturday and Peking garage was free. Inside we were able use our reciprocal membership for 50% discount. The museum is decent size and stayed for about 1 hour. Water table was really nice and had a stem room for activities too. But our son did not spend too much time in either. He did more of the play exhibits like the rope bridge and store front. There isn't too much for infants like there was at the greater Wausau children's museum. Great location to walk to downtown but probably can't entertain your kids too long.

This is such a fun experience for kids and adults! We got a year membership and have been 5 times…read morein the last month! Highly recommend!!

We visited last weekend for our last vacation before school starts. It was supposed to open at 9am…read morefrom website and museum sign outside. But we waited for 20 minutes until we gave up and went to JoJo's jungle playground. Facebook later posted later opening at noon. We wrote to inform on Facebook as well as instagram message. When we arrived later that day, we were given free admission which was nice. This mall location seems pretty large and seemed to have fitting rooms repurposed for jacket and shoe storage since no shoes allowed inside. Also, some of the furniture showed markdown from store closure. Anyways, there are plenty of toys to keep your kids amused. Also there is separate area for infants under 3. Our son loved the large sized magnatiles to make into his own tent to hide. Also the ice cream truck was his favorite too.

Nice place for cheap admission. They don't seem to add new things or replace items that are broke…read more Running a business where children play requires constant upkeep with equipment or play structures. Lower basketball hoops for the little ones would help. When I think of museum I think of exhibits that change and rotate. What happened to the tinker building area like years ago in older google photos? Rather turned off by play equipement duck taped. Hours are hard to follow and different depending where you look.

We were planning a trip to visit family and one of our stops was the Building for Kids…read more They have a great monthly membership rate that includes two adults and children, along with up to two guests. All of that for $20 per month. The thing I was most excited about is that right now you have to pre-register for a two-hour time slot. That way it doesn't get overly crowded in there. There are levels and levels of things to do, and so many things that teach great science lessons!! They have a very large arts and crafts area as well, with a toddler station right next door. We really enjoyed that they also had a quiet room. We have a six-month-old and needed to take a lunch break. It had a glider, all sorts of seating that is comfy for kiddos of all ages, as well as some quiet time activities. I highly recommend parking in the red parking ramp across from the entrance. Parking is free on Sundays.

Such a cute place! This was our first time and it was a hit! We had a very good time and I was very…read moreimpressed with all the exhibits. They're constantly going around and cleaning up the toys so there's always toys in the proper area. All of the exhibits worked, which is rare at places like this. The lab was awesome, the gentleman working the exhibit was very engaging with all the kids. The water ramp was very slippery so be careful, should have a rubber mat for safety.

We stopped by with our kids for the first time, two girls aged 3 and 6, while in Fond Du Lac for an…read moreextended family get together. It was such a great museum! There are so many different, interactive areas for play and learning. From farm, auto shop, and fire trucks to grocery stores, building areas, and arts and crafts, it kept our kids super busy and engaged! It's not a huge museum but it packs a punch! Really glad we stopped by on a rainy morning to burn some energy and have fun! Cost $40 for the 4 of us, but I saw that there are memberships for local folks. I only wish they offered coffee for adults because I could have used it after running around with my kids!

Imagination play and engaging for families. My daughter enjoyed the spacious areas and learning new…read morethings.

Wow, Medford, nicely done! I grew up in Medford and when my sister and I come back to visit now…read morewith our own kids, there aren't a lot of options for indoor activities when the weather is bad and/or the kids are stir-crazy. I heard about Huey's a year or so ago when it opened and we were finally able to stop in the Friday after Thanksgiving around 10am. For the first 30 min or so, we had the whole place to ourselves after which several other families came to play. Huey's is new, bright, very clean and has great facilities for nursing/restrooms, and activity area for classes/camp activities and birthday parties. There are two floors of play areas with an elevator available for those in need. The size feels just right for the area, not enormous, but certainly big enough for 20-25 kids to play at one time. I can't stress enough the quality of the exhibits/play areas here. Most of the play areas are right on par with large city children's museums. We live in Madison and Cleveland now, respectively, and visit the CMs there and we were both quite impressed with the offerings at Huey's. No, there isn't an enormous, elaborate climbing gym or a water play room here, but that sort of thing would bust almost any budget and - let's be honest - the kids don't care as long as what IS there is fun and new and that is definitely true of Huey's. I love that Huey's isn't trying to copy other places, but rather to highlight attributes of the Taylor County area like agriculture, manufacturing, and the outdoors which are the focus of several exhibits. There are the standard exhibits like grocery store and doctors office which are very well done, but also some great unique ones. Our favorites were the barn/chicken coop area, the fishing pond, dentist office and the hair salon! There is even a great little gift shop area with adorable Huey's merchandise for purchase along with a nice assortment of educational toys and of course SNACKS. There are a couple of small picky things I'd improve: - moving the pretend flower garden lower to the floor since at the age of kids likely to play with this they are too short to reach - fix up the dark room area as some of the exhibits didn't seem to work and the pipe wall was missing several magnets Overall Huey's is a breath of fresh air that you won't find the likes of almost anywhere in Northern Wisconsin. This place is such an amazing addition to my hometown and a high-quality, affordable afternoon of fun for the kids. Definitely recommend making a stop there if you're in town and even driving in from surrounding areas for a day trip; you won't be disappointed.

Love this museum! Today was especially great for their annual Christmas Tree Walk. Enjoyed 22…read morestunning trees decorated by local families and businesses. The museum is in the old TB Scott Public Library, which I remember as a kid. Each room is set up depicting its function in history. I love the one room schoolhouse. There is also a room dedicated to the cranberry industry- one of the leading industries in this area. It is important to show our children this rich part of our history. Another favorite is the area featuring Grim Natwick, creator of Betty Boop. The museum is free - donations accepted. It is open year round with specific hours. Their is always an eager volunteer time share information and insights with you.

I had a totally different experience compared to the one with only 1 star. I went there with my…read morefather, I was amazed by all of the different vehicles they had and this nice old lady toured me and my dad around the museum of cars for just 10 bucks a piece. It was amazing cars hanging on chains, in some warehouses, two story buildings just filled with cars,military vehicles,Ferraris, crazy amounts of alfa romeos restored and some that were unrestored but it was just an amazing experience and I will be bringing friends with me next time to show how many awesome old vehicles are stashed in this Museum. Heres a few pictures, definitely a place for car enthusiasts to visit.

Our Pontiac Car Club visited this museum Saturday, June 28. I've been a car nut for 63 years but…read morelearned so much on this tour! The owner of the museum gave 15 of us a two-hour tour, looking at and explaining at least 200 of the 500+ cars on site. He is a walking book of knowledge about automotive history. The owner's love is for Alpha Romero's, but there are dozens of other brands on display, including some American cars, Corvette, Pontiac, Packard, Rambler, Corvair, and Cadillac. If you like cars, this is a must-see for you and your car friends!

The EAA Aviation Museum is a must see for all fans of aviation. Their collection ranges from…read morecivilian, commercial and military aviation. There are interactive displays that are sure to entertain and educate "children" of all ages. A stop to EAA isn't complete without stopping at the gift shop. From toys, clothing, models and an assortment of Nicknacks, it's hard not to leave without buying a souvenir. Don't forget to go outside of the museum as there is an active runway to observe aircraft taking off and landing along with military aircraft on display. Definitely a fun way to spend a day.

This is a nice museum for aviation enthusiasts. The video shown at their auditorium at the…read morebeginning of the museum gives a good overview of the world's largest annual gathering of flight enthusiasts AirVenture that happens one week in July. This is the time when Wittman Regional Airport becomes the busiest airport in the world for that week. The main building is massive and contains different exhibits. It has a huge gift shop and multiple hangars housing different aircrafts from different eras. A shuttle will take you from the main building to the hangars where you can see different aircrafts including experimental ones. There are areas for children and flight simulators as well. I learned a lot. If you're in Oshkosh, you should visit!

HISTORY MUSEUM at the CASTLE -330 E College Ave., Appleton, WI 54911…read more(920) 733-8445, myhistorymuseum.org Q-Tips say: SEE IT! In a cool Castle, Part History, and part Houdini. Mrs. Q enjoyed the Houdini part because it had many "hands on" exhibit. Most you could try yourself! Yes, they do warn you about finding out how magicians accomplish their tricks - so if you don't want to know - skip that part. Houdini likes to say that he is from Appleton but was really was born in the Hungary and lived in Appleton as a child. Mrs. Q finds it interesting that Houdini did not believe in mediums and psychics. His training in magic helped him expose frauds that scientists and academics could not. He chronicled his time investigating the occult in his book, "A Magician Among the Spirits". An interesting Museum - granted, not the largest you might have ever seen but enjoyable non the less. Houdini died in an unusual way and a replica of the coffin he used for one of his magic tricks is on display. A bit of history about arry Houdini: www.thegreatharryhoudini.com/ Alice 34203 and 60660

Cool venue but strange exhibits. Interesting way to spend an hour when you have some time downtown…read moreAppleton.

Some parts are under construction as they are adding on, very nice area to walk. Free admission as…read morewell.

A really beautiful stop both inside and out! The Birds in Art annual exhibit is obviously the fan…read morefavorite, but it's definitely worth a visit even when that isn't going on.