We made a last minute reservation for Sunday 4/26 with our membership. Morning slots were sold out so we got 12pm. We arrived a little before 1pm. Today they had two special events: 1) meet a mermaid, and 2) party in paradise (Guam dancers). Today was particularly busy with Ronald McDonald House run from 9-11am and free admission for those who participated. Love that Kidspace has themed events to keep families coming! Lots of beautiful themed decorations in the front entrance and right as you walk through. We went straight to the reading area to get in line for meet the mermaid. We waited about 15 minutes. The mermaid was very friendly and played the part well. There were lots of Kidspace photographers. Next we went to the 1:30pm "party in paradise" performance at the outdoor amphitheater. My girls' (almost 5 & 7yo) favorite is the craft room. Today's activity was still the paper butterfly cutouts (we came on 3/30). They could spend the whole visit in the craft room! Los Trompos is also another favorite! Other favorites we didn't get to today: muddy boots farm, blue ocean area, arts/crafts up at the top of the hill, tricycles, climbing structures (2 indoor, 1 outdoor). My youngest really wanted to do the pressurized water bottle experiment. It wasn't working properly today, but a little boy showed us the trick. Tip: press low, high, AND bottom row buttons all at the same time. Watch the stick rise, the water fill up, then shoot up! Shout out to Events Director, Michael, who is always friendly and helpful! Thank you for saying hi! read more

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This place is so special. Theres endless options for kid-led fun. We particularly loved the arroyo and all of its outdoor wonders. They do not allow adults in without children, which I'm so appreciative of. Liv helped me upon arrival and was very informative and patient while I waited for my party. She even offered to escort me in to find them if they were having too much fun to come get me, which I really appreciated. Great team -- great place! read more

Perfect for a 3-year-old! Kidspace is a top-tier "yes" for toddlers because it prioritizes sensory play and independence. We have a membership and visit about once a month. Imagination Workshop: A hands-on studio where toddlers use "loose parts" and recycled materials to build, explore textures, and create. Muddy Boot Farm: High-level role-play where they can "harvest" crops and use wheelbarrows. Arroyo Pequeño: A gentle, toddler-scaled stream perfect for splashing and water engineering. - Bring a Change of Clothes: Your toddler will get wet or muddy. A towel and spare outfit are essential. - Parking: Free in Rose Bowl Lot I, but it's a short walk--bring a stroller for a 3-year-old. - The Vibe: It feels like a high-end, nature-based playground that sparks genuine curiosity. It does get crowded after school and during weekends but I find the parents and the littles wonderfully happy and energetic. read more

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Such an amazing kid's museum! So many things to do for all ages, truly. We came here on a whim and left thoroughly impressed. And we probably only saw half of the things/exhibits they actually have there! From the moment we walked in, we knew it was going to be an eventful day. And special shoutout to Liv at the front check-in desk! She was so sweet and helpful and really kicked off our great museum visit. We will DEF be back!! read more

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Pasadena charm meets a kid's paradise! This center is an amazing creative hub tucked into the beautiful, sprawling Brookside Park. Weekend crowds are definitely a thing, but with a massive pirate ship playground and 3.5 acres of hands-on fun, the kids are way too focused on their next adventure to care! It's a must-visit for any local family. read more

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We've been bringing our kids to Kidspace Children's Museum for years, our oldest is 9 and they still love it. Great activities for kids of all ages, especially the outdoor area. Lots of hands-on fun and space to explore. Tickets are about $16 and parking is free. Always a good family outing. read more

Kidspace Children's Museum - Children's Museums Near Me - Pasadena, California

We spent the whole time exploring, there's so much to do, from activities with shapes and nature to the ocean-themed areas. It really felt like a big adventure for the little ones. It seems like a great spot for a mix of ages, too, definitely good for babies, toddlers, and young school kids. Our granddaughter absolutely loved it and actually learned a lot while playing. We will definitely be adding this one to her list of regular activities! read more

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My kids love kidspace. We've had a membership for two years and plan to keep renewing it. The seasonal sock skating is my kids favorite. But anytime we come here it's always a good time. We wished we lived closer to make more frequent trips but for now we don't mind the drive. There's food options if you forgot some snacks. There is water. So bring some extra clothes and towels if your little one likes to jump in the water. read more

Kidspace Children's Museum - Children's Museums Near Me - Pasadena, California

Sorry this is a late review from spring. Went here with my godson and his family. There is a playground before you arrive at the entrance. A lot of parking available too. Tickets were bought via their website. There are some seasonal themes here. You can see a lot of florals and bugs in their display since it is springtime. One of the most fun activities is the tricycle ride. They provide the kids helmets. There's a mud, kitchen, small stream, indoor activities, small outdoor shop, main shop, a small restaurant with outdoor seating. I would say you can enjoy the place in 1-2 hours. Children five years old and above will appreciate Kidspace in my opinion. Nice place to learn about science and also to get some fresh air. read more

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This is such a unique place for kids. The minute we walked in we were engaged. There is so many different areas to explore. My 4 year old had a blast. It was a great day with the family. You can bring your own food or get food delivered. We had a cheese pizza and I was surprised how good it was. There is a water stream that the kids can walk up and down in. We brought extra swim clothes, sandals and a towel. Best part is that kids can explore and adults can sit back and watch them play. read more

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Perfect for kids under 6, lots of tired parents, cranky teachers and hyper screaming children. Out in the sun, mostly outdoors so bring sunblock, umbrella, hat, comfy clothes and shoes. I noticed some parents sat deflated on a bench or table as their kids ran rampant and wild. I went with the school I work at so I was forced to go. I don't particularly enjoy large groups of kids, especially the coughing, sneezing ones. Overall I could see the appeal of it, parents kind of let the kids run around and the parents kind of sit back and chill. Lots of interactive activities, butterfly exhibit, rock climbing wall, koi pond, bike area, tree house area, river, maze, store and cafe. read more

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I took my 3-year-old daughter to Kidspace and she had such a great time! There are lots of hands-on activities and little experiments for kids to explore. She especially loved the bikes -- they provide helmets, and it was her very first time riding one with me, which made it extra special. She also had so much fun on the bouncy toy cats in the little playground area. We visited during their Halloween season, and while my daughter absolutely loved the confetti and the Halloween parade, I personally felt like the Halloween "experience" was a bit underwhelming compared to how it looked online. It was mostly just a pumpkin backdrop. That said, she really enjoyed making a magic potion and creating her own monster -- those activities were a hit. Overall, I think Kidspace is a very fun spot for toddlers and even slightly older kids. Since we don't live in the area, I'm not sure we'd be back right away, but my daughter loved it enough that I could see us making another trip in the future. PS: still the 5 star review because my daughter loved it, but the food is expensive for what it is and it frankly sucks. read more

I take my 4 year old niece here every once in a while and it's a really great way to keep kids occupied for a couple hours. I like how there's a mixture of fun, learning, and crafting. As a person who love science, I was thrilled with their outdoor area with lots of physics activities to do! It was fun to teach my niece why some things happened but I will say she didn't really understand. This area might be more fun for older kids. Inside, her favorite is the craft area. Today, we made "winter wands". I think this is the best craft we've made so far! On a previous visit, we made a book. This might be fun for older kids but my niece can't read yet so she didn't enjoy it that much. However, the wands she loved and she already asked me to come over to her house and play with the wands together! Outside, her favorite activity was the tricycles and the ice building blocks. Usually, during other seasons, there would be sing-along shows in the amphitheater but during winter, they cancel all shows and put out plastic ice blocks. My niece made some friends and played "elsa" inside their ice house. We also enjoyed the farm area and the boat sand area. Kids space also has a sock skating rink for $5.50 extra if you'd like to participate. When I was a kid, I loved coming here and now, it's so cool to take my niece back and do some of the same activities I loved to do more than ten years ago. (my favorite was the ant hill but my niece is scared of it ) read more

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Kidspace is mostly an outdoor museum that's all about physics. I love that they have a lot of things to do outdoors because it's a nice change from all the indoors museums. My kids love playing with all of the physics activities. Some of them are a little challenging to figure out at first, but once you do, it's pretty fun! They have a pretend camping area, and my daughter loves that area. They also have a smaller river and pond area where the kids can get wet and play with toys. Indoors, they have a play structure where kids can pretend to be ants! They have a lot of role-play or pretend play areas. They also change themes and activities for the kids every couple of months. My kids also loved their small bike area, but it looks like it's mostly for younger kids. Although I did see a mom riding a small bike, so I guess there's no age limit. They have a food court with food, drinks, and snacks. We didn't buy anything there, but the options look pretty good. They also have more than one bathroom, which was great because kids have to go use the restroom urgently, and it's convenient to have a restroom close by to any of the locations inside the museum. I also have to mention that all the people that work there are so friendly and welcoming to kids! I love that! We had a nice time and will be back soon. read more

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I spoke with Kidspace who said they were working to update the restroom situation. In fact today I did renew our membership and I look forward to spending the week days here. The benefits highly outweigh letting go of my membership. Plus I lost out of my 10% off read more

My 9 and 6 year old boys had a great time at Kidspace! They really enjoyed the climbing and physics activities, and I loved how much there was to do and explore. We will def be back! read more

Came here with the kids and overall had a great time. Definitely a solid spot if you have younger kids that need to burn energy. Lots of hands-on activities and interactive exhibits. Kids stayed busy the whole time which is always a win. The outdoor area is probably the highlight--plenty of space to run around and explore. Everything is pretty clean and well maintained. Staff was friendly and helpful when needed. Only downside is it can get crowded, especially on weekends, and the price adds up for a family. If you plan to come more than once, the annual pass is worth it. Good mix of learning and play. My kids had fun and didn't want to leave, which says everything. Overall 4/5. Great for toddlers and younger kids, would come back again read more

This is a great inexpensive place with free parking to take the kiddos. Lots of places to run, play, climb, splash in the water. There are indoor and outdoor activities. Indoor they offer crafting and jungle gym type areas to climb, run, slide. Outdoors they have tricycle riding course, water table, play farm and farmers market with plastic fruits and veggies. They also have lots of discovery stations. There was a man made creek with flowing water over rocks and a waterfall. The reasons for 3 stars: 1. Lots of employees who kinda just stand around. They don't really interact with the kids or offer suggestions or help, maybe even encourage. 2. The water sprouts weren't really working . The creek water looked very dirty, waterfall didn't stay on. Rotten egg sulfur smell was coming from this area as well. 3. Discovery stations weren't all functioning or working. This place has the feel of being in need of renovations, fast! The kids had fun, and that's all that matters in the long run. I really hope they do some renovations, stay up on broken equipment, clean and fix the water play areas. And hire people with enthusiasm and who really love kids. read more

Went on another field trip to Kidspace museum! Entrance fee for kids and adult is $15.50. It's such a fun and magical place with so much to see and so much to do!!! I can't stop talking about how much I love this place!!!!!!!!! There's plenty of picnic tables and benches for you to sit and eat! There's a cafe where they sell drinks and food.. however, they do not accept cash so please accordingly! It's a cashless place. Give yourself plenty of time to explore. Bring snacks, water, drinks from Home! Bring extra clothes for your littles ones because they will want to get wet! Bring extra socks, shoes, and clothes. Trust me... they will get wet! Plenty of free parking!!! There's a playground in front that the kids love playing at. read more

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I brought my granddaughter here. We had a little overnight trip to Pasadena and it did not disappoint. Im not going to say too much except for that she had a blast, I love that everything is very interactive and at the same time educational like you were learning science and stuff lol. We probably spent about four hours or so there, they have little snack vendors as well as a dining area where you can get your typical foods like hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken tenders ect. The place is actually a lot bigger than I thought it's pretty spread out and the kids will love it. Come check them out!! read more

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We love coming here! Great outdoor space for exploring and learning. And indoor space for climbing and some arts and crafts. Going around Christmas time is awesome - there's extra things like building an igloo, dressing up snowmen, sock ice skating. Highly recommend. My oldest is 8 and I'd say this is probably the last year we will go as I can see it not being as fun for him next year. I will add - a couple of the outdoor toys are missing pieces and need to be replaced. read more

I love coming to kidspace with my daughter. It's got such hands on activity. I brought her here last year at the age of 2 and there wasn't much that she could really enjoy on her own. Now that she is 3 it is much more age friendly. She enjoys every activity here. She especially loves the butterfly in the reading room. read more

The museum is located across from the Rose Bowl. There is a parking lot altho currently limited parking due to the emergency vehicles helping the LA fire. Make reservations on their website. I was impressed by the amount of things to do there. Like a huge playground for kids of all ages. And they change things up so if you go more than once you could be seeing something else. They have a small indoor area of play trains and climbing area and pretend play. Outdoors they have a biking area and for the very little ones the adults can ride with them. Further up there is a farming play area and a lake play area then a water river that you can step into. If you get hungry they have a small Cafe but we didn't get to try as we had to leave for the kiddo's nap. Lots of fun here! read more

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We took the kids to the Children's Museum in Pasadena and they had the best time! My kids (6 and 8) and my little one (2) all found activities they loved which is rare. The exhibits are super interactive, from science experiments to pretend play, and everything is set up in a way that keeps the kids curious and moving. I really appreciated how clean and organized the space was, and the staff were so kind and patient. We ended up spending hours there without even noticing the time. Such a great spot for families . we'll definitely be back! read more

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Fun outdoor and indoor kid museum. Only downside is that it's very crowded and packed. It's located inside of a large park which is nice since you have additional free playground access for the little ones. They do museum reciprocity which is helpful for outside children museum members like us who are traveling from out of state. The bike driving was a hit as was the campground with pretend fire and logs. The outdoor farmers market with larger than life produce was phenomenal. There are also climbing and ropes spots indoors and outdoors for kids. Some discovery STEM activities indoors but it's so crowded that it almost takes away from an actual learning experience. Otherwise if less people it would be epic. Food onsite is bean sprouts cafe which is the norm for most children museums. It technically is handicap accessible but with the amount of kids running around indoors might be challenging in real life to navigate. Outdoor amenities are easier to enjoy for accessibly. Oh if you have little little ones that like to splash there is a stream outside they can wear swimming gear to splash. So bring extra sandals, a change of clothes and towels. Easy and ample parking. Friendly staff. Just wish it wasn't so crowded. read more

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Love it!!! Thank you for making a super fun place for the children!!! Can't wait to come back

The first time we went to Kidspace, it was because we showed up at the Huntington without reservations and needed alternate plans for a day in Pasadena. We ended up staying for five hours, and had to drag our boys kicking and screaming out of blue sand when it was time to leave for dinner. They were not sad about missing the plants. My older son has been in school for three years, so I've been to a good percentage of the ticketed play spaces and children's party venues across L.A. Kidspace is by far the most impressive, a giant children's museum with too many fun, interactive exhibits to exhaust in a single day. We went again for a fifth birthday party, and my boys had an absolute blast. The party took over an indoor room and an outdoor dining area for the structured festivities, but for the most part, the kids ran around playing where they wanted. This is the disadvantage of Kidspace, compared to an indoor playground: if your goal is to get twenty pre-schoolers to hang out with each other in celebration of your child, that is hard to accomplish in an expansive wonderland encompassing a dozen distinct play zones. If your goal, though, is to host a free-ranging good time for your birthday kid and his classmates, this is the place to do it. The space is amazing, the price point is reasonable, and a staff member helps with set-up, clean-up, and wrangling small guests (she was very nice to my boys). And not to worry--the children will gather dutifully for pizza and cake. After two visits, I think my boys have explored most but not all of the offerings at Kidspace. The first time we went, we spent like three hours in the central courtyard and indoor pavilion, not realizing how much more there was to see. The courtyard is sort of the core of Kidspace, with a Bean Sprouts Cafe, picnic seating, and a ton of play structures and exhibits with a STEM or at least curiosity-building flavor. My kids have enjoyed a ball launcher, a bottle rocket, a giant lever, a rotating fan. They've gotten dizzy with delight on the colorful spinners. The pavilion is accessible from the courtyard and offers plentiful indoor entertainment, which must be especially useful on a hot day. It includes a thoroughly engrossing play room for babies and toddlers, with all kinds of good toys for building, sticking, spinning, and rolling. There's also an ant hole/climbing tower, an art room, and an exhibit room where we saw a lot of bees and played with toy butterflies. But some of the best parts of Kidspace are in what I think of as the museum's enormous outback. There's a trike track, a wading stream, a play farm, a climbing structure with bridge made out of rope. My boys have had a couple jam sessions with a little sculpture garden of percussion instruments anchored to the ground. They've spent hours in the "lake" of blue sand, digging and dumping and playing with the child-sized boat. On our last visit, one of the other moms asked permission to take my older kid to the stream with her and her daughter. I assented and stayed in the main party zone with my toddler, keeping an eye on him while I talked to the other adults. By the time we made our way to the stream, a full hour had passed, and my five-year-old did not miss me. He and his brother proceeded to ignore me and pour sand on each other while I hung out with the other parents. We live far from Pasadena, but Kidspace is absolutely worth the drive. It's a magical place where our children can roam and frolic while we take cute pictures and relax. read more

Took my daughter to Kidspace when she was 16 months old and she had the best time. She's a very active early walker and this place was basically her dream come true. So much to climb, explore, and run through. We went on a weekday, shoutout to my friend who suggested that, and it was super chill and not crowded at all. The staff is friendly, the space is clean, and there's a little cafe with pizza and healthy stuff for kids. We brought our own food but I peeked at the menu and it looked great for little ones. Not exactly what I'd want for lunch but hey, it's a kids' museum, not a brunch spot. There's a place to sit and eat whether you brought food or grab something there, which is key when your toddler suddenly loses their mind from hunger out of nowhere. The outdoor water area is very cool. There's a rocky stream with little waterfalls that older kids were loving and a smaller sand and water spot that's perfect for toddlers. My daughter didn't go in but was completely hypnotized. We're definitely going back when the weather is hotter and she can splash around. They also have music activities and seasonal events, especially on weekends. Lots to do and it doesn't feel like you're walking in circles for hours. It's a big space and great for letting kids burn energy without destroying your home. You can bring a stroller but heads up, some areas don't allow them inside. You'll have to park it outside here and there. Not a huge deal but good to know so you're not surprised mid-meltdown. Quick tips. Bring extra clothes if your kid might end up in the water. Pack snacks even if you plan to eat there. Bring sunscreen. Maybe a towel. Definitely go on a weekday if you can. Overall, amazing place. Your kid gets to run wild and you get to feel like a parenting champion for the day Update: went again and in just a couple months there's already so much new stuff! So it is worth going multiple times a year and now I'm thinking the membership might actually be worth it. New tip, on the weekend there are a lot of food vendors at the park, like fruit, smoothies etc. highly recommend grabbing one of those before going into the park. read more

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My kids love spending hours here. Our last trip was 4 hours and we did not get to experience all that they offer. Love how much space they have the variety of offerings. The cafe could have higher quality food for adults but other than that, love everything here. Staff is friendly and everything is kept in pretty good shape. Also enjoy the changing crafts they offer. read more

This is an amazing place for children to learn and explore through play! They offer many different areas for children of all ages, inside and outside. There are also water play areas. Every area engages the children in a different way. The toys though fun are also educational. The staff are very attentive and helpful. Kidspace changes the landscape to go with the seasons and holidays so it's never boring. Whether this is your one time visiting or you are lucky enough to have a membership and come regularly the children are guaranteed to have an awesome experience. read more

We used our science museum reciprocal membership to get in free. WOW, this mostly outdoor children's museum is pretty cool with lots of stations. My son loved the tricycle path and tug of war. We happen to arrive during lunchtime so we got grilled cheese, Mac and cheese, chicken pesto pizza. We also got refillable cup for lemonade and got 1 free refill. Food was great and my son finished his lunch as well as daughter. Parking is kind of difficult and had to wait for someone to leave to get closer spot. read more

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Took my daughter here for her second birthday and she loved it. Plenty for the kids to do and it's educational also. Parking was great we just parked on the grass area. She loved the little water area they had and even though it was packed it didn't feel like it read more

Five stars, I took the newly minted toddler grandson and we skipped his size dedicated space and went straight for anything that had big kids. We got there at ten on Saturday morning and it wasn't crowded. By the time we left the kids were pouring in. Even in mid November there was outside water play so bro g some dry clothes. We will Be back read more

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What an amazing place to spend a couple hours with the kids and family. There is so much to do here and such creative things to discover. The prices aren't bad and the staff are all very helpful and friendly. There is plenty of parking and there is a snack bar as well as gift shop. The entire family enjoyed it. read more

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If you have little one(s) (about 6 and younger), this place is great to visit because this is a spacious outdoor play space with one building of indoor activities. There are plenty of things to do and spread out and not feel on top of one another. On the day we went (Sunday) it did get quite busy, but I saw lots of people coming and going, mostly because when you have little ones, once they melt down, it is time to go. My 2-year old loved the biking activity, the campfire, and all the play spaces in the back with all the shade (it was quite hot the day we went). My 6 and 8-year old enjoyed the indoor play space and arts and crafts area. *best to bring snacks and food. They do allow you to do that *strollers aren't great here because of the larger mulch areas and steps leading to other areas. *there was a refillable water station *clean restrooms and friendly staff *you can re-enter the same day if you need, just get a wristband at the front read more

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If you are a member of any of the museums part of the ASTC, you are allowed 4 ppl for free. Worth it IMO. Mostly outdoors with some indoor installations and very reminiscent of the BADM in Sausalito. read more

Just threw a birthday party for my son at Kidspace Museum. We rented the Celebration room which is capped at 50 guests (adults and kids) for 2 hours. It's great because all party guests are welcomed to stay the whole day regardless of what time your party is. We had our guests come a couple hours earlier so that the kids could have plenty of time looking around...as there is SO much to see and do. The room itself was a lot bigger than we had anticipated so our decorations were a bit "small". The staff were super nice and helpful from the time we arrived until we left. The room came with 2 sinks (with soap and napkins- perfect for kids to wash up before eating). There were plenty of kid-sized tables and chairs as well as for adults. It was a nice, big room with A/C. Perfect for a hot day. They also allow outside food and help with clean up- which was great!! I highly recommend hosting a party here for the little ones. read more

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Very cool place to take your toddler! They offer free admission every now and then, and my sister in law told me about it! We signed up and met her, my bro and their kids there on a Sunday afternoon. My daughter is two years old and loved it! There's an outside area which has fun stations where you can ride bikes or play with water and an inside area with toys, books and a climbing area. We didn't eat there but there's a cafe. There's also a park on the outside of this place, which is cool. Lots to do for the kiddos! read more

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Bear and I had a great time at Kidspace Children's Museum. We spent hours and at every corner, there was something new for him to discover. He loved every moment and didn't want to leave. They offer free parking, and they're located inside the Rosebowl lot. This museum is incredibly kid friendly. From indoor to outdoor activities. A mini river for kids to play and splash around, to campfire live music; I wish I knew about this children's museum earlier. It's very interactive for kids. There's food inside, but outside food is permitted. I'm confident I saw a Costco Kirkland pizza box. It's great for setting up playdates. Plenty of shaded tables and benches for you and your littles to enjoy a packed lunch. Highly recommend. They offer discounts to students, low income and EBT card holders. Be sure to take advantage if you do qualify. It's tough keeping kids indoors all day especially during the hot summer. I didn't make a reservation and I paid on-site, but you can prepay online. I came in during the weekday and we didn't experience difficulties. However, I'd consider making reservations on the weekends. I can see it being popular with heavier foot traffic. Regular admission for adults and children ages 1 one years old and up is $15 per child / per adult. I hope this helps! read more

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I don't wanna grow up, cause baby if I did I couldn't be a Kidspace kid Came here after seeing another Yelper's review. Glad we did! Signed for the yearly membership since the kids really enjoyed it. Even on a crowded day there is so much to do. The kids didn't do everything but we will be back plenty for them to do whatever their little heart desires. Staff is very friendly, from the time we signed up to the gift shop at the end (thank you for saving the unicorn as my daughter left it on the little camp site). Never knew this place was here as I've gone to the Rose Bowl for UCLA games and soccer matches. Literally right across the street it's awesome! Plenty of parking all around. You can take in food and water, or buy from Bean Sprout on site. There is an area for indoor activities but the majority is outdoors so wear sunblock unless you like to get extra crispy. Bring extra clothes, in case your kid wants to get wet. Especially with the heat coming all the kids will be in the water areas. There's nice picnic areas to sit and eat in between activities. There are changing tables as well and a hand wash station near the top. Check out the benefits of membership, we found it useful as our kids love anything hands on. If you go on a busy day be ready for a lot of kids. Be patient little ones everywhere as far as the eye can see. You could just hear the little tired screams as some kid were due for their snack and naps. We spent around 3-1/2 hours there, and the kids knocked out as soon as they were buckled in for the drive. Thank you Kidspace! read more

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