On a cold snowy day we headed here to give it a try. While the mirror maze was not too hard, was…read morefun to learn some facts and history of the world's fair. If it's part of your ticket it's worth walking though!

A-Maze-Ing Discoveries Mirror Maze was a fun little activity to do while we were visiting St. Louis…read moreUnion Station. It's $8 per person, and it takes about 10 minutes to get through if you go slowly. It's a mirror maze, so it's lots of fun trying to navigate your way through without bumping into the mirrors. Every so often, you'll encounter a stop with things to read and explore. I think this is one of those activities that you should add on to your visit at Union Station, but it shouldn't be the only activity, because there are lots of other things to do here.

Came to Magic House a while ago for a tour around the facility and the staff was really helpful in…read moreteaching me about each of the areas that they have. I like the versatility of their spaces and how different areas are geared towards children as well as adults. The interior space provides a simpler setup that isn't overwhelming for kids, but is also also engaging.

For $7.50 per kid this place was top tier. There was so much for kids to do with so many different…read morestations. I gave this place 3 stars because the staff was so incredibly unhelpful. There were supposed to be around to help families but every time you asked them for help they would say things like "well did you read the instructions." Additionally, I asked a staff member how the digital paint station worked and the response was "touch the screen" The staff was extremely dismissive and even though the WiFi network said guest, there was no public WiFi. While my kids had a blast and I'd come back, I'd definitely lower my expectations of anyone to assist. M The kids loved it though! How they

Great play/creative space which fuels imagination and inclusion very hands on for all totally would…read morerecommend

I love this place! I had been looking for a place to take my granddaughter where she could do…read moresensory activities, art, etc. as a toddler under 2. This is a great space. It's welcoming and cozy, well organized, and has plenty to do. Adult seating is provided around the room. A well-stocked art area allows for messy creativity. A sensory area allows for play in tubs of rice with containers to fill and tools to scoop with. It also includes a play store, a table filled with learning toys for little hands, and a section with an assortment of building blocks and materials. I'm a fan! We'll be back. AND Espresso Yourself is right next door and will deliver your order to you.

I visited the Griot African American Museum during my first trip to STL and it was amazing! As a…read morehistory buff, I wasn't sure what to expect but went in with an open mind. The museum was well presented; the lady at the front desk was professional, warm and presented well; her intro about the museum provided a great starter to the rest of my exploration of the museum. The facilities was clean and undergoing some construction however none of which negatively impacted my visited. I learned a lot about many great African Americans who are seldom known of by mainstream history so it's a great place for people who want to learn and actually want to learn more about African American and American history overall.

This is such a cultural treasure that is kind of off the beaten path further downtown that I don't…read morehear enough people talk about. It chronicles the African-American history of St. Louis, and you'd be surprised which African-Americans who are very famous and well-know have ties to this city. The wax sculptures are awesome and really bring life to the exhibits, and most were created by the museums founder, Ms. Lois Conley. I love how they also pay homage to little known St. Louis from the Black community who made indelible marks civically and cultural on the local and state level because you never hear about those heroes and sheroes on the global stage. This is a must see when visiting STL. Admission is $7.50 and there's ample street parking.

Was a part of our tickets, so decided to give it try. Was closed when we first went by, but later…read morethat same day we were able to give it a try. There are prompts to tell you how to take a photo in each room, but some just didn't make sense. Also most are not "selfies" but rather taking pics of others doing things. Out of all there is to do in Union Station this one can be passed, but if it's part of your ticket just give it a try!

This is such a cool, inexpensive little stop to make if you're already at Union Station!…read more It doesn't take long to go through, and there was nobody else in there first thing in the morning when we got there so that probably made it even better! It's short, we probably did it in 15 minutes and that was with taking our time. They have cool signs explaining what to do in each room, and the upside down diner was super cool!