We took our 3-year-old to this wonderful look at life-size, life-like dinosaurs . She was nervous…read moreat first, but after a while she couldn't get enough of these animatronic giants. She even rode a couple. She got an excellent Dino-hatching-from-an-egg face painting. She high-fived a Lego robot (there was a lot of Lego presence). There was a good variety of activities for kids. Our granddaughter offered an unsolicited review later that evening, "That dinosaur place was fun. I loved that place."

This is a fun and "short" excursion. It is not budget friendly for the entertainment provided. It…read moreis essentially a big room with dimmed colored lights, noise effects and static (a few animated) creatures along the perimeter. A "trainer" show that is spaced out too long between shows. Try to catch it FIRST so you don't have to wait an hour or so after you've finished the rounds. Pros: 1. Saw security walking around during the exhibit. 2. Walking aisles were big enough for strollers but not very many folks at the time. 3. Clean restrooms 4. Nice staff 5. Exhibits had information bairds adjacent to them. 6. Under 2 is free; seniors get discounted tickets Cons: 1. The movie section/tent had no chairs. 2. Dinosaurs were,.for the most part, were animated and very limited animated parts. Like, only the eyes or only the head, or only the hands 3. Sound effects were decent. 4. Lighting was good. 5. Not interactive other than the dig in the sand boxes and the photo-stand (dino eggs) 6. Parking $15 and Tickets $22-- at best, it will.take you 45 min to go through. That is not enough time to pop into the little "training" show that starts ups every 2 or 1.5 hours. Little ones can't wait that long. All this to say, manage your expectations if you're on a budget. The exhibit looks tired and some of the animations don't work (eyes were messed up on two of them). So, with so little animated creatures, you expect those to work well.

Its nice little petting zoo. Admission is a little high but it was worth it to see and pet the…read moregoats, ponies. The cow was huge. 2 tortoise. Little kids would love the small barrel ride. Get a bag of the feed. The goats and llamas will love you!

The condition of the animals is so sad. They live in total filth and they are not taken care of!…read more They have 2 turkeys both of which feet are so infected they can barely walk (pics shown) the poor cattle dogs nails are so ridiculously long you can tell he's uncomfortable and that's such an easy fix. Plus his nose was bleeding, poor baby

Stopped by this zoo right before our flight home since it was so close to the airport and it was…read moredefinitely worth the visit! Initially when we came in, we thought the $26 admission rate allowed us to also interact and feed the animals. However, it was actually an additional $30/person on top of the admission rate to do that. So in total (with taxes/fees), it came to around $130 for two people to get the entire experience of coming in and interacting with/feeding the animals. However for us it was worth it! For anyone looking at the negative reviews of others experiences not being able to interact with animals, perhaps you could consider coming in earlier during the day (we came right when they opened at 10am). We were told by staff that for some animals they are more active in the morning since it's their feeding time and by the afternoon they are already resting/hiding. Within a 1 hour timespan, we were able to interact with the sloth, anteater, capybara/cavy, penguins and birds. There were less people in the morning so I think that also helped. It was overall so much fun!! Being able to come in and see the animals up close was so unique and incredible. Every single staff member we met was also amazing and friendly. They were so knowledgeable and you could tell they really cared about the animals. I also wouldn't take it personally if they didn't allow us to interact with the animals, that's most likely for the animals well being! It's already stressful enough for them to be in that kind of environment! Would highly recommend visiting and paying extra to interact with the animals if you can afford it!

My god baby celebrated her second birthday. It was a very busy day so we had to park in the second…read moreparking lot which had a very convenient shuttle bus. My baby was free and I was $30. I use my chest carrier but I seen a lot of wagons and strollers. It's a lot of walking, dust, sun and flies so prepare if you traveling with small children. Venders all around with refreshments and it's also an arcade cafe with food and drinks. I wasn't a fan of the pizza but the funnel cake line was in the sun and I have a month old. (Wasn't lol) The party room was basic with tables. You provide everything. Cake, table cover, party bags, drinks and you can buy pizza. I assume a crew member or animal costume person would come out and sing... but no I only went in the aquarium to let my baby see the turtles, sting ray and fish. (Funky) lol. Then we sat in the party til it was over.

Why 5 stars? Because it's super convenient and *almost* free…read more --- --- --- We've known about this place for a while but we finally had the opportunity to take our son. Tickets are only $10, and that alone, is worth the 5-star review. For less than the price of a couple coffee's or cartons of eggs, you are able to have some really cool interactions with animals. If you want to experience anything else like this, you'll have to drive an hour to the Houston Zoo, pay a lot more money for tickets, deal with crowds/parking/etc. The Learning Zoo is obviously not trying to compare itself to the Houston Zoo, but where else are you going to get to play with goats, pigs, birds, a pony, tortoises and snakes? The location is really hidden behind 1488. You drive through a residential street, and then all the way at the back, you make a couple of turns, and suddenly you're at The Learning Zoo. When you walk in, you are offered some lettuce and carrots for the animals for an additional $10, which is definitely worth it. Plus, they have some animals inside the lobby area - snakes, hedgehogs, other reptiles, etc. Then you head outside to the main part of the experience. You can walk amongst the tortoises, get "attacked" by all of the birds in their sanctuary, join the goats and pigs in their pen, and they even brought out a 14 foot snake for people to hold and take pictures with. Everyone here was incredibly nice, too. We were only there for about 45 minutes, but for $40, it was worth every penny.

We enjoyed the zoo it's a must for a little something to do with your little ones they'll enjoy it…read moretheirs just enough for them they can feed the animals sit with the parakeets nice place to visit. Thanks we loved it

This is the very BEST petting zoo I have seen onsite at a school. My child's school hosted this…read morecompany, and unlike another company I saw at another school last year, this one was nicely set up. Proper travel support for the animals, not cheap and shoddy. Also, the set-up provided -- ample space and facilities for the animals - including water and food which I have not seen for other companies. This company also had two animal supervisors to ensure baby animals were not just left on their own for kids to pick-up and repeatedly drop the animals, chase or frighten them nonstop. One of the goats gave birth at the event -- a rare event to see. Thank you for providing proper care and not exploiting the animals.

Our six-year-old daughter squealed with delight when Troy pulled the truck up to our home. He was a…read moreman down due to Covid, but did everything himself and staffed the two hour petting zoo. A kind professional, he told us this is a family business that he and his brother run. All of our guests commented how professional the petting zoo was. They were easy to communicate with, reasonably priced, and I couldn't recommend them more highly.

This is a nice quaint little putt putt place. Fun for families and enjoying the outdoors. The…read morelandscaping is beautiful and well maintained.

We absolutely enjoyed ourselves, great place to spend a couple hours with the family. Will be…read morereturning 18 holes of fun

Little Beakers is such a gem. It's a fun, engaging space where children can explore, learn, and…read moreactually enjoy science in a hands-on way. And the fact that it's less than ten minutes from home makes it even better. This is truly a perfect spot for young children--everything is set up to spark curiosity while still being age-appropriate and safe. After our very first visit, my daughter completely fell in love and absolutely was not ready to leave. That alone told me everything I needed to know. We decided to become members shortly after, and honestly, it was a great choice. The value, the experience, and the joy it brings her make it 100% worth it. Highly recommend for parents looking for something fun and educational. We'll definitely be back--again and again.

I found this spot on Groupon when visiting Houston and got a great deal for an hour with for my two…read morekids! My husband and I are both in STEM careers - so any chance we get, we're trying to introduce our daughters to STEM activities and this place did not disappoint. The staff were very kind and welcoming. They had the girls put on their lab coats and safety glasses, explained the science lab rules and helped clean up our messes as we moved through the stations. We got to do so many activities and experiments and you also got to take your slime/product home after. I will say the time goes very fast so you do have to be quick if you want to try out more of the experiments. This place can also host birthday parties & field trips which I thought was so neat!

Amazing service best birthday ever for my nephew everything was amazing and accommodating for my…read morefamily and I thank you so much

We took our kids to let out some energy, and it was a great experience overall. Mike was very…read morehelpful, and attentive. He truly went above and beyond to assist us. Because of the outstanding customer service we received, we will definitely be returning.