Address: 308 Congress St, Boston, MA 02210, USA
Phone: +16174266500
Sunday: 9AM–12PM
Monday: 9AM–12PM
Tuesday: 9AM–12PM
Wednesday: 9AM–12PM
Thursday: 9AM–12PM
Friday: 9AM–12PM
Saturday: 9AM–12PM
Juelie Perry-Schwartz
I have gone to this interactive museum for 4 decades . The exhibits and activities, while a but lessened with covid, are still engaging, Educational and entertaining for children amd families. There is a playspace for children 0-3 yrs and a 3 story enclosed climbing structure for older kids. Truly something for everyone.
Duc Hoang
Boston Children’s Museum Boston Children’s Museum is the second oldest and one of the most influential children’s museums in the world. For over 100 years it has been engaging children in joyful discovery experiences that instill an appreciation of our world, develop foundational skills, and spark a lifelong love of learning. The Museum’s exhibits and programs emphasize hands-on engagement, learning through experience, and employing play as a tool to spark the inherent creativity, curiosity, and imagination of children. Designed for children and families, Museum exhibits focus on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math), environmental awareness, and health & fitness. Source: Trolleytours.com
Luis Orduz Lopez
Excellent place to take your children and enjoy everything this place has. They are very committed to safety protocols and that's why they organize groups of people every 3-4 hours.
Dallas Garven
WOW! Staff was super friendly (even though they were working on New Years Eve) The exhibits were clean and of course fun. Great for all ages, but especially great for the woddler/toddler age. The "playspace" area is very nice for young children
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What's the admission price for Friday the 29th of December?
I know they have some pop up play spaces specifically for toddlers - 3yr olds. They also have some toddler and infant events as well you can find on their website!
No
It is good for kids.....alot of kids are around...it will become packed at times
It would depend a lot on the teenager. However the exhibits are more geared towards younger kids such as 3-8.
For prices and hours you should always go to the website of an entity. You're asking the general public here, and they're just gonna get it from the website anyway.
You can try the discounted tickets on Sunday afternoon which is 1$
Don't know my supervisor hoy it for me.,
You can buy tickets ahead of time, yes.
There are several paid parking locations around the Museum. You can validate your ticket if you park at Stilling Street Garage during weekdays. I think it's $24. You do not need to validate on weekends as there's a $15 flat rate for parking.
The Boston science museum in Cambridge has the lightning show. This here is the children's museum, which is a different place.
I don't believe so, but its only $1 every Sunday during the afternoon
Many teens were there.. there is something for everyone
The museum is closed on Monday, president's day.
Just wear your mask its always busy but its a wicked good time
Yes
As of now on the website they are open only on the weekends and you must book tickets online for a timeslot. Hope that is helpful!
Yes, please wear a mask! 😷😷😷
Yes
Yes I think they are
They have play areas for 0+, probably good through age 10-12
16 dollar per person. Kids are about half possibly. Toddlers and infants have free admission
I don't think so, but I would call and ask them to verify.
No, but there is parking near it. Its best to take T or uber though
If you have a state issued DTA card it is only $2 a person over 1. But yes otherwise its $17 for the regular customer.
Monday10AM–5PMTuesday10AM–5PMWednesday10AM–5PMThursday10AM–5PMFriday10AM–9PMSaturday10AM–5PMSunday10AM–5PM
Yes you can use wic for admission 2$ a person up to 4 people children under 1 years old are free but you'll need to use cash to purchase things inside such as food and other items .
It's not in the marathon route. The children's museum is located in the seaport. Stay off storrow drive and downtown and you should be fine.
Dozens of different rooms with different themes. Some of which are educational, while others are simply fun for the kids. These is also a little auditorium that has special events like animal shows. There is a gift shop as well.
Boston Children's Museum was founded in 1913 by the Science Teachers Bureau. It remains the second oldest childrens museum today, of it's kind.
Can you use your EBT card any day of the week and you can take up to four people with your EBT card and it's $2 each person
It has an exclusive section for young children. Although you can participate in other places of the Museum as well.
Yes. They are open on President's day
Sorry that date has past
Yes $2.00 per person up too 4 people.
There is also a discounted parking lot (Farnsworth) nearby for $15, just don't forget to validate your parking ticket.
Yes there are 4 different places to park. We parked in a paid parking lot on Congress St. If you go on the website it also gives you parking instructions.
"EBT and WIC cardholders from all 50 states can show their EBT or WIC card to pay only $2 per person cash admission. The discount applies for up to four people per card, per visit. The Museum does not process EBT or WIC transactions; cash or other payment must be provided for admission". Required : A valid EBT or WIC card AND a photo ID
You can stand right outside to look at it, by the water.
No check only debit cash or credit card
Yes, and you can also buy tickets for Boston Ducks with reduced price. Enjoy!
Yes you can
There's an Au Bon Pain inside and directly outside at the milk bottle there's outdoor seating and great food. You can also bring outside food into the lunch room. The mom bottle "provides classic summer faire including hot dogs, lobster rolls, chowder, tater tots, chicken, frappes, soft serve, sundaes and ice cold refreshing raspberry lime rickies! 7 Days a week through the end of the September."
Yes! If you have an ebt card the price is $2 per person (for up to 4 people, including kids)!
I couldn't answer you because I went with my daughter and my son-in-law and they paid.
From North Station it's a 20 minute walk, at least. The T is difficult... Green to Park, then Red to South Station, lastly Silver Line one stop to Courthouse. More simply, Green to Government Center and it's just over a 10 minute walk.
Yes but dont feed them in common areas to avoid any conflicting alergies with other kids
Yup it is $17 per person . If you take membership I guess basic membership starts at $160 for unlimited for upto 4 people .
Yes
I cannot understand. I am very sorry. I can only understand English. My apologies....
Friday's from 5pm to 9pm admission is $1. This information is on their website.
Any ID is fine
It is about a 7minute walk from South Station on the Red Line.
Friday 5pm to 9pm its almost free fot everyone.$1 per person.
There isnt at the museum itself but just as you get off the 93. They are about 15$ on the weekends
The sea port hotel is near by.
$17.00 for adults and children. Baby is free under 12 months. Friday from 5 pm to 9 pm is $1.00
South Station Food Court. Plenty of selection for even the pickiest eaters in your group, decently- priced and plenty of people-watching and train-watching 😉. As far as seating, people tend to camp FOREVER at the first floor tables; the waiting benches past Track 9 are good for small groups if you don't mind not having a table. There's ALWAYS extra seating on the second floor, behind Pizzeria Regina and McDonald's--not the most exciting place in the Station, but at least you're 80% guaranteed to get a table and chairs for your whole group. The elevator (if you need it) is tucked away in the corner behind the McDonald's.
Yes
Yes they do have special programs for special needs. It is called the "Morningstart Program". It is an invitation only program you have to RSVP for. They open the museum 2 hours before General admission and it is much quieter. It is also discounted admission. Check the program out, it is wonderful.
17 dollars or one dollar on Fridays from 5 to 9 It can cost you half if you ask for a pass in the library
Fort Point - South Boston
No special hours, the museum is open as normal from 10am-5pm.
No, but there are special activites and performances throughout the day.
They close at 3pm today, New Years Eve, and open at 12pm New Years Day.
There is a section for toddlers on the top floor to the left.
There is a large elevator that can fit multiple little ones. There are also multiple hand ropes so that they can hold on while the elevator is in motion. The elevator however goes at a slow pace.
Any age can go but I'd say you're not (or the child is not) getting much value under the age of 2.
Friday nights are 1 dollar frim 500-9. The near by parking lot is 11 with museum validation. Regular admisson is 17 for both kids and adults, kids 12 months and under are free.
Not directly at museum itself, but there's parking in nearby lots
Yes, but they make ask you for ID as adults without children are required to present ID.
Regular admission from open to 5 then from 5 until 9 close it is 1$
From their website: » Early closing alerts: Tuesday, November 14 at 3:00pm, Saturday, November 18 at 1:00pm, Wednesday, November 22 at 3:00pm » Veterans Day: Active Duty Military and Veterans free admission Nov. 10 and 11 with ID. Half price for up to three family members
They have various kids plays & activities for various occasions..!! You can also check the details on their website.. but you can also call & find out..!! Wonderful place to for kids to spend time.. & to spend time with your kids..!!
In my opinion he is too young to enjoy it now & think that it might be better at 3-4 years
Better than a discount it's free with a valid teacher's ID
$24 with validation from the museum
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