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The New Children's Museum

The New Children's Museum

3.7(793 reviews)
0.5 mi•Downtown

First, the venue was incredible. The New Children's Museum is roughly 50,000 square feet spread…read moreacross three levels, with huge open galleries, interactive installations, studios, and some seriously impressive architecture. Even with a massive crowd and vendors everywhere, it never felt overwhelmingly packed. You could grab a drink, wander through an exhibit, find something to eat, take photos, meet other Yelpers, and somehow keep discovering entirely new sections of the event. Yelp's Art After Dark at The New Children's Museum was easily one of the coolest Yelp events I've attended. Taking over an entire museum for a 21+ night of food, drinks, art, music, and local businesses was already a great idea, the execution made it even better. And there was A LOT to try. Bitchin' Sauce, Boochcraft, Chuy's Taco Shop, Rock N' Roost, Balsamico Italian Kitchen, Gaby's Munchies, Jackalope, Origins Tea, Coqueto Café, Antojitos Express Bar, Emerald Spear Tequila, Pali Wine Co., Melograno, 19th Hole Spirits, Old Hillside Bourbon Company and plenty more showed up with food, desserts, coffee, tea, cocktails, wine, and spirits. Going in hungry was definitely the correct tactical decision. What made the night especially fun was that it wasn't just another tasting event. Between the artwork, interactive experiences, entertainment, photo opportunities, and museum itself, there was constantly something happening or somewhere new to explore. Even better, the night supported The New Children's Museum, with suggested donations helping provide programs and opportunities that make the museum more accessible to San Diego families. Yelp San Diego absolutely crushed this one!

This place is full of new age, occult, demonic imagery. I don't see how most of the museum is for…read morechildren. There was a head hanging in a birds cage in the circus/ piñata exhibit. There are iPads randomly placed inside the displays that show a floating half human half owl with medusa arms. Lots of one eye/ hand-eye symbols everywhere. The top floor had favelas that were painted white and black with writings on the wall I could not understand because they were written in almost like hieroglyphics. I can't see how all the words and art relate to children. Throughout the exhibits, there are lots of tunnels and dark spaces that you can't see your children in and many opportunities to separate you and your child. I felt like I paid to have my child separated from me half of the time. The piñata and favela exhibit are the worst ones. It took my son and husband 10 minutes to exit because the walkways are tight and narrow and cramped with all the kids. I would not consider the favelas toddler friendly whatsoever and I'd say this is a safety hazard. An older man was standing in front of the piñata exhibit evil laughing to scare the kids. No one intervened while this man did this for maybe 10-15 minutes scaring kids. It literally reminded me of horror nights/ haunted trails. Despite these things, my family made the best of it and enjoyed the block exhibit, art room, the cafe, and a few sensory activities, but honestly I don't know how this is classified as a children's museum and with no AC in most of the museum, I don't think the experiences justify the price.

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The New Children's Museum in San Diego, CA.

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Maruta Gardner Playground - Klover & Kai

Maruta Gardner Playground

4.8(29 reviews)
6.2 mi

The most amazing park my toddler and I have ever had the pleasure of visiting- thus far!!!…read more As we were driving to Old Town, we passed by a few playgrounds prompting my little monster's request for some play time. After we were doing doing some basic tourist-y things, I hopped on Yelp in search of a few parks located withing the vicinity. Maruta Gardner Playgound seemed to be the most entertaining and appropriate for my wild child. Parking was plentiful and the size of this particular playground was great. Not only was the look and design very unique, you really couldn't ask for a better view. Seating was plentiful and again, the design of things were so cool. Shade is easily found and the play structure is great for children + adults of all ages. Lastly, there are restrooms and water fountain located not too far. Shout out to Ms. Maruta Gardner!! My daughter and I thank you because this place wouldn't have been possible without you. Your dedications and love for your community was undeniable. Thank you for beautifying everything around you and rest in paradise. 5/5 Stars!! Definitely a must if you are in San Diego!!

This is a fantastic park! Truly has activities for all ages and lots of seating for parents. The…read moreswings and climbing structure are so fun! I also love that it's right across the street from mission beach. We love to walk along the beach then come and play or vice versa. Generally safe area and haven't seen many homeless loitering about. Pretty clean and minimal litter.

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Slime Kitchen - DIY Slime Experience

Slime Kitchen

3.5(49 reviews)
3.7 mi

I just went by the location Was excited to set up a party…read morefor my daughter in this location It is in a nice new mall which I really liked Parking is available and not far from the location Packages is for minimum of 10 for birthdays starts from 40 to 50 per kid which was fine with me since it has been expensive They have a small side area for birthdays The biggest issue for me that they charge 100 dollar extra for bringing outside food they only allow cupcake and drinks with no extra charge which is not usually enough if kids r hungry It made no sense to me to pay an extra 100 just to get a pizza for 10 kids which was what I planned I passed on it Either u guys provide ur own package or take a way the extra 100 for things like pizza or allow it with no extra charge I understand if alot of food is included it can be messy but should allow pizza cake and drink with no extra charge

Slime Kitchen is such a fun and adorable spot for kids--definitely a highlight of our spring break…read moretrip! The whole experience was hands-on and creative, and my kids had an absolute blast mixing and customizing their slime. We've actually been to another slime place in LA before, and while it was bigger, the slime quality there just didn't compare--it kept breaking apart and tearing. The slime at Slime Kitchen, though, was so much better. Super stretchy, smooth, and held together really well. You can tell they use high-quality materials. We ended up making slime as a family, which made it even more memorable. It is a little on the pricier side--if we'd known ahead of time, we probably would've just let the kids do it--but honestly, it still turned into a really fun family experience. If you're visiting San Diego or just looking for something different to do with your kids, this is definitely worth checking out!

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Slime Kitchen - Kiddos had tons of fun making their own slime . We will definitely be back!

Kiddos had tons of fun making their own slime . We will definitely be back!

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Birch Aquarium - Octopus Grotto

Birch Aquarium

3.9(1.2k reviews)
11.4 mi•La Jolla Shores, La Jolla
Not-for-profit
Free parking

During our stay in La Jolla, we decided to check out this cool aquarium on a Sunday…read more.. Well, maybe a bad choice of a day...but the place was packed with school kids! Still, we were able to enjoy a decent selection of sea life. Guess my favorite was seeing the Penguins...and my biggest disappointment was the Octopus (who stayed hidden the whole time!). Other interesting sights included the Tiger Fish (or was it the Leopard Fish??), Stingrays and the small Sea Horses. There was also this nice area outside (patio), where it offered incredible views of La Jolla...as well as this cute Shark Selfie Station, and some seating areas to rest. Overall, it was a really nice aquarium...fit for people of all ages (though it was VERY kid-heavy that day we were there!).

I like Birch Aquarium and always enjoy exploring the exhibits, especially sitting and watching the…read morehuge main tank, it's so relaxing. They've made some nice renovations recently, and we love the outdoor touch pools, penguins, and beautiful ocean views. My biggest complaint is the price. You can easily see everything in about 2 hours MAX, so full price admission feels pretty steep. We go more often because through CalFresh/WIC you get discounted tickets, and they also have great veteran discounts. Parking can be tough, and there aren't many handicap spots close to the entrance. If you're visiting from out of town, it's definitely worth pairing with a day exploring La Jolla, but I wouldn't plan on the aquarium being a full-day activity.

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Imagine Wild: Mountain Yellow-legged Frog

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Balboa Park Miniature Railroad - Exiting the tunnel

Balboa Park Miniature Railroad

4.4(89 reviews)
6.9 mi

Holiday Nights at Balboa Park With the many people at at…read morethe ZOO the sounds of the Park Train the bell you can hear as you walk over to the front gate. The night of a million lights that creates magic over the park you can hear the bells of the train as it rolls through the tracks. Friday evening at the park when you come to Balboa Park the hidtory of the park wgen you come through the history of the park the archetecture to the rose Gardens you see across from the park. The Minature Railroad the kids would go with their parents the Red and White colors the train cars that you would see at the railroad station the size of the cars designed for the kids . As a young kid when I was with my dad he took me on the train the whole 2 mile train course the many statues of the animals being on a classic train its one of the biggest adventures it brings back memories. The train yard hasbeen around since 1935 the historical events that the train has been here since the train exposistion thet showcased many of the larger trains of San Diego. The History of the train yards have a very long hlstory the connection to Balboa Park the many areas around the San Diego Zoo had the use of the first Railroads to the electric cable cars serviced the park. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the San Diego Zoo the historical Carousel and the train that have been at the park since the world exposistion that has given the park a foot hold in history. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the train park and the zoo is the best place for students and family.

My son loves this train and wants to go every time we go to the zoo. $4.50 per rider ages 1-99 and…read moreit is a decent ride about 4-5 mins passing by some animal figurines. Downside is it is only open on holidays and weekends from 11-4:30. Also would be nice if it were included with a zoo membership since it is operated by the zoo.

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