Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus

Yes

Yes, also for Denver Museum of Nature & Science!!

Yes

On saturdays they close at 5pm

I am not really sure, but as far as I know they only have to pay $1.00 to get in to the facility. I suggest that you go directly to the facility, call them, or go to their website for more information.

Under Age One: Free Age One: $12 Ages 2 - 59: $14 Seniors (60+): $12 Members: Free

Yes!!!

Yes and it is a fun area for kids under 3. They ask for no shoes and stuff though.

Yes you can bring your own food or snacks and drinks!! They do have a grab and go style cafe.

I'd say 2-10

Yes, with a SNAP card, it's $1 per person in your household.

Infants thru early teens. They have a room for infants and toddlers, and several other areas for children of all other age groups.

Yes.

Not currently, but it's better to call and ask

Yes. There’s an elevator as well.

We went last Saturday, 6/5 and it was not open yet. Not sure after that :)

Yes, you do!

Yes. Open 10am - 5pm

If you have a food stamp card, it is $1 per person you're bringing.

Ok they say if you have a snap card u get in for $1 up to 9 people i was fun

The first Tuesday of every month.

Yes. There is an activity center specifically designed for younger kids but my two-year-old was able to do most everything

Denver,

I believe they said closing at 430.

They do unless the policy has changed recently. I would call ahead to verify.

There are two line stops about 25 min walking away

Low sensory days usually once every couple of months, check website

We do not have an Easter event, but do have a Earth Day event on April 20 from 10a - 5p. Activities are included with admission and include Earth-themed StoryTimes, meet & greets with creatures from Nature's Educators, music with energiLAB (powered by you!), tastings in The Teaching Kitchen, special crafts and more.

Yes

Yes. We offer $2 off per admission with a military ID.

The small cafe has lots of naturally flavored selections. There are salads, sandwiches, mac and cheese, yogurt, veggies with hummus, chips, fruit snacks, fruit and cheese boxes with crackers, and desserts such as ice cream bars. And there is coffee available for adults! Plus plenty of juices and other drinks to choose from

Hi, I'm a Lead Associate at the museum! If your card says "quest" or "EBT", you can get into the museum for $1 a person for up to 10 people

I don't believe but I would call the children's museum just to make sure because they been adding extras well

5x5 membership cards are accepted that day. It doesn't get you in for free but gets you a 50% discount on event day pricing. Event day pricing that day is $14/$16 so the 5x5 card would get you in for $7/$8 per person.

I think they have a program where families on SNAP can enter for a $1/person up to 10 people. Just show them your EBT card.

Yes, the baby area is shoe-free and it is mandatory. We provide clean socks, or you can wear your own.

The price depends on which annual membership package you want. They start at $140 and go up to $500. https://www.mychildsmuseum.org/get-involved/membership

They will accept a driver's license or government issued ID. They can you look you up in the system. You do not have to have your Children's Museum card. They can look you up in the system. I know this because I almost never have my Children's Museum card and they look me up almost every single time. Also some unsolicited advice, if you want to do a free cooking class, head upstairs immediately to the Teaching Kitchen. The sign up sheets for the entire day are put out as soon as they open and the first three classes usually fill up by 9:30. We've done 20+ classes, they are wonderful!

They will be open according to their website.

You show them your ebt card and it's $1 per person. You can go anytime you want. I believe they're open Sunday

Sho you ps be just fine

Our weekly habit is about 4 hours. During the summer long days you can spend 7 or 8 hours easily.

Setpemberish. The structure frame is going up soon. EDIT They seem to be putting on the final touches and landscaping now, expect about a month more barring any further delays.

As far as I know, only official service animals can be brought into the museum. But there are lots of parks with good playgrounds scattered around the Denver area that allow dogs. Most parks have leash and poop-scoop laws, so be sure to check on that. Some parks also have off-leash dog park areas, so be sure to check on that as well.

They have a curbed gravel overflow lot just outside the building that has a loop format. It's visible on google sat view. If not suitable, there is a large paved pay lot outside the aquarium that busses use.

Under Age One: Free Age One: $11 Ages 2 - 59: $13 Seniors (60+): $11 Members: Free

For ages 2-59 it is 13$ I think

Auraria West station. About 18 minutes walking (0.9 miles).

First Tuesday of every month is free. Under Age One:Free Age One:$11 Ages 2 - 59:$13 Seniors (60+):$11 Members:Free

13 per person ages 2-59

I'm website says first Tuesday of every month 4 to 8 pm free

Usually a gift card is like a line of credit. You can always add more cash to increase that amount of credit. Not sure how you would "upgrade" that.

Yes, and if aren't digging the cafe, and want to maybe save your packed picnic for the ride home, the Aquarium's full restaurant is just a walk away (no need to pay for entry, only upstairs food court is restricted to ticketed guests).

Yes you can!

There is some space for stroller parking throughout but it can get pretty crowded.

Plenty of free parking! Two minor caveats: 1) it shares the parking lot with the aquarium but the attendant will let you right through 2) people often use the parking lot for broncos game tailgating, so be prepared for a crowd and a few grills if you happen by on a day with a Sunday afternoon game

Check their website for daily hours.