As a mom to a toddler boy, I'm always looking for new ways to keep him entertained and active. I…read morelove that there are so many indoor kid-friendly places in Atlanta for the little ones to enjoy while it's burning up outside. So when I came across Play Street Museum while lunching in the area, I made a plan to return one day and finally had the chance.
I booked our reservations online prior to visiting and it was a breeze. I snagged a spot for my little one + free entry for myself for under $20. Each session is reserved and offers a 1.5hr time slot which was more than enough time. They're located in a busy plaza which can sometimes prove to be a struggle when parking, but having just a few minutes of patience will always prove to be fruitful.
After parking, we headed inside and were cheerfully greeted by a tall gentleman with an accent and an insanely sparkly and fun outfit! It was funny because he was such a character but I feel like it's his everyday personality, lol. His fun energy was a great way to kickoff our visit. He asked for my son's name and gave me a token to use on our way out for a treat. The space wasn't as big as I thought it would be, but there was way more fun elements than I could have expected. There was a little row of mini houses/rooms with different vibes such as the kitchen, bedroom/laundry, and a vet office that featured a real turtle in his tank! They also had a huge train track with Lego blocks, cars, people, etc. which my son couldn't get enough of. And if that's not enough, they had an airplane, ice cream truck and grocery store, all kid-sized with engaging pieces in each one to keep them playing, such as mini suitcase, fake food and more. Shoot, I had to stop myself from playing with the toys!
Play Street also offered little stations that included painting/coloring, mini airplane creation, Slime creation, etc. As well as a corner that had blocks, cars & trucks to play with and some other little knick-knacks that proved to be a favorite of my little one. Let me also say: the space was incrediblyyyy clean. Like, insanely clean as if children never step foot in there, and I know that they do lol.
On our way out, the sparkly guy reminded me to use our token for a goodie. He pointed to a section of toddler-friendly goodies such as fruit snacks, crackers and more. We grabbed an apple sauce packet which is my son's latest fave. Such a nice concept as playing makes everyone hungry!
Such a fun way to spend an afternoon with your little one, we will definitely be back for more fun.