Long Island Children's Museum

Not all the time. It rotates.

Adults & children are all $13 each except for babies under 1 year old are free

The Addmission is $13 and $12 for senior

Fun for all ages but late teens won't find it "cool"

Check with your local library for discounted rates

They have an area to sit inside to eat the food that you bring in with you. They do not have food service.

Yes. Convenient room is set aside for meals.

Should be. That's not the holiday

Definitely worth going at least once. But my children tired of the exhibits after going too often.

$15.00 but look online there is also discount coupons.

Get there early so your child can take their time and play with EVERYTHING. Bring a snack or lunch if you plan on staying a while. There's a wood shop in the back on the main floor where they can build things to take home. You can pick them up before you leave so you don't have to carry them around. There is also an exhibit now and they can make necklaces to take home also. If the weather permits, make sure you go outside to the garden before you leave, the kiddies LOVE the water and sand. Have a change of clothes or even water shoes. Also check their schedule online, they do offer different workshops based on age on certain days separate from the admission ticket.

No. Masks are recommended because young children cannot be vaccinated.

No. But it makes things faster.

You can buy on site

It is free for members, $14 for adults, children and $13 for seniors

Kids under 2 don't need a mask. But it's mandatory for everyone else.

Yes. They offer discounts to civil servants and military.

Yes, but they only have vending machines. Bring lunch.

I went on school trip Paid the school for my son and I......25$ both ...but u should call

I doubt, but you may please call, them. Probably through your library, you may get free passes, try that route please

It would be fun for her. There is lots of fun things for kids of all ages.

$14 for child $13 for senior...you can get free passes usually at local library!

No

You'll have to contact them for that.

Your library may have a set of passes that you can reserve for free.

5pm every day

Some of the exhibits are for younger kids. There is also a toddler area that's cute. I went with my the kids 5, 8 and 12. My 12 yr old loved the workshop because he got to use a hammer and nails and build something with wood. He also loved seeing the bees working in the honeycomb and there is this music area. With lights and instruments. All my kids loved that.

They have different pricing. Not 1 fee for all.

Yes

My one and three year old had a good time for just over two hours