Crayola Experience Plano

Went with 6 yo grandson. 63 yo grandpa had fun too.

Not only is the food expensive, but totally disgusting in my opinion

Go online it's usually cheaper. I think 18.99. totally worth the price

Yes he can do everything each time.

$21.99/adult, under 2 is free. Use code Dallas for a discount https://tickets.crayolaexperience.com/

Free parking. It's located inside the mall

Yes, with your ID

They do not have a luggage storage area at the one in Orlando.

No ticket for 3 and under

Tickets are $21.99 per person (free for kids under 2 and $19.99 for 65+). An annual pass is 30.99 per person and you get 20% off at the Crayola Cafe with the pass. Teachers get in free but have to show school ID and sign in.

It is okay jusy keep a eye on the child

You would have to help them but i don't think it would be much fun besides the playground or chalk area.

Open to all big and small

Yes

They have extended hours on Saturday and during the summer until 8pm. They also have 3 food places inside it. The mall is open until 9pm and has California pizza kitchen right across the hall.

Yes, but the only outside food or drink allowed are water bottles.

The price is okay I got a season pass so I didn't pay full price.

They are scheduled to be open that Friday the 2nd and that Saturday the 3rd. Both days have the same open hours of 10am to 4pm. I am posting a link to their calendar, below. Have a good day. https://www.crayolaexperience.com/plano/about-us/calendar-and-news/calendar

2 hours is indeed enough, but I'd leave it to the audience you're catering to.

I went to a party and was given a ticket from the parent hosting. I don't think it's a place to drop the kids off, especially if they are younger.

Any weekday before noon.

Everything does appear to be handicap accessible.

I think in the mall they have wheelchair so you can grab that at the mall and walk in

There is a yearly pass ... you might consider

Very fun!! Would recommend! Just be careful of very kiddie attractions.

Yes it does

Yes give them a call

Check the website or call

No lockers. There are hangers available to hang coats if needed. I saw a lot hung up today by the entry.

You can show on phone. I printed them out as well

We literally spent 4 hours and never got to do it all because the kids were having fun at the different stations. It is truly a hands on experience like none other. You will need to plan for at least 3 to 4 hours and you won't get bored. We've been to Legoland and they are not comparable experiences. Legoland requires way less time to enjoy their experience.

22 around for one time and 29 around for yearly pass. If you are local and have kid(s), go for yearly one

It's $28/person, but I'd ask about a party package.

Not much, because the schools don't go

Yes I saw at least 1 party room.

21.99 or I wanna 31.99 for unlimited visits

No. Dollar refills

Don't think so... Maybe look at "group dynamix" in Carrollton

Yes

I didn't look for any deal online, I paid $30.99 for each annual pass... With that purchase, you get 20% off of all purchases made at each and every visit (i.e. food, drinks, merchandise)

Don't know, I would think so

Julie is correct. Check for bundle deals or coupons online as well. You can input codes on ocassion. My daughter asks to go back every other day.

All price info is on their website. I personally think it is only worth the $ if you get the annual pass. My son is 4 and LOVES this place! Mostly because of the inside climbing/play structure. We have already been there at least 5 times in less than a month.

I don't think the single entry price is worth it. I got the annual family pass. I take my kid once a month with his friends and they have fun

No

Everything is included plus you get 2 tokens that will allow you to name 1 crayon and get one modeling clay

You can recycle but just make sure no crayons leave the pack so you can still have all the colors

I don't think so. You should visit the location in Plano. It will be lots of fun.

I would say 2 or more hours. It depends on how much time you spend on each activity

Yes, you have to pay for you and your child.

It is best to go when they open. Have fun!

Pass includes admission to the Crayola Experience. Daily admission is $18.99 and annual membership is $30.99 per person. You get 2 tokens to make your own Crayola labels. I highly recommend the annual membership. You and you family will have an amazing time.

$19 online or $21 at door. $31 for annual pass. Annual pass totally worth it.

That I wouldn't know, but here are some pretty neat fact's: Crayola LLC, formerly Binney & Smith, is an American handicraft company, specializing in artists' supplies. It is known for its brand Crayola and best known for its crayons. The company is based in Forks Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, USA. Since 1984, it has been a wholly owned subsidiary of Hallmark Cards.[2] Originally an industrial pigment supply company, Crayola soon shifted its focus to art products for home and school use, beginning with chalk, then crayons, followed later by colored pencils, markers, paints, modeling clay, and other related goods. All Crayola-branded products are marketed as nontoxic and safe for use by children. Most Crayola crayons are manufactured in the United States.

They can look it up for you. Maybe you can email the confirmation to your family. As long as you can prove your order then it should be fine.

$18.99 for one day general admission. The annual passes are $30.99. I would recommend buying the annual passes and your kids will definitely thank you for an awesome experience.

It's best to get the annual pass. They have specials for a family of 3 or family of 4. Once you go twice, it is paid for. Plus you get discounts on purchases

Yes

2yo free. Adult $21 for a day or $31 for a year

not yet it will open end of march.