Crayola Experience Mall of America

19.99 per person

Both

Yes, you get a couple tokens for each person. You need them for the modeling clay and for making the personalized covers for a crayon. No other events cost money once you pay the entrance fee.

So if anybody purchase a annual pass the annual passes are not the same as in the other two locations they have different promotions for each location

Crayola Experience Mall of America attraction admission is $25.99 plus tax currently. Tickets are required for anyone 3 years and older, including adults. If you purchase tickets in advance on our web site you save $3 off the regular price. Visit www.crayolaexperience.com/mall-of-america or call 952-851-5800 for assistance.

It all depends on what you want to do while in there. As for my husband and I it only took a few minutes. Because we don't have children we could go in look around the store and get what we wanted and leave.

Yes, including a family restroom and a nursing room(no toilet)

There's 2 side by side play areas, you can label and name your own crayons, and there's also demonstrations at certain times. It is very toddler friendly.

We welcome guests to purchase advance tickets through our web site or (subject to availability) tickets may be purchased at the Crayola Experience attraction entrance.

Café Crayola and Snack Shack are located inside the attraction area with lunch and snacks available for purchase.

No, The Crayola Store is open to all Mall of America guests and does not require admission.

All guests entering Crayola Experience Mall of America are required to purchase admission (adults + kids) but children under 2 years of age are free. While our Color Crew staff are available at each attraction parents are encouraged to participate with their child at each attraction station.

I believe anytime after 11 am so worth it. You can spend easily 3 hours. Have fun. Can get coupons on Groupon.com.

According to their website. The annual pass is 29.99 plus tax

Yes

Parking ramp is connected and free for crayola experience on top floor

Most, if not all, the activities should be easily accessible to wheelchairs. They are mostly at desks or tables. The only thing I am not sure of is the indoor playground area, but there are at least a few things there they could take part in, including a large, lighted peg board (similar to a Lite Brite, but much bigger).

Everything besides food and merchandise plus 2 coins to make either a crayon or get molding clay.

This is a permanent attraction & store.

I think you should call the place you received the tickets from since they could answer all your questions on that matter..

I agree... you will have to check with the store for availability and price.

Thank you for asking, Nicole! We have select dates and months where you can Bring a Friend Free (one free guest per passholder). For updates on Bring a Friend FREE days and other passholder perks, visit http://www.crayolaexperience.com/mall-of-america/perks

East wing of the mall. Park in front of L.L.Bean on the second level. Go through L.L.Bean turn to your right go down the hallway and you'll see the Crayola Experience. That place is absolutely amazing for kids

We went and they charge for 4 and up, including adults. So our son was free, but I was full price. It's worth getting the annual pass, even if you plan to go only twice.

for the store no, for the experience, yes- check groupon for deals

The ticket is proof that you have made the purchase to enter the attraction. The ticket is also what you use to upgrade to an annual pass. If you would like to upgrade instead of paying $30.99 you pay the difference. Normal price is $20.99 but starting at 5pm its half off. So the answer to your question is a "no". The ticket is good for the day only and once you exit you cannot reenter unless given a stamp.

Yes

Adults have to pay even if not participating, very dumb in my opinion. Not worth full price admission but fine if you get discounted or free tickets.

Yes, teachers get in free with valid teacher ID and all members in your family gets a 25% discount

Also if you go within an hour of closing, tickets are halfprice BUT not all of the activities are manned.

Park in the East Ramp on the 'Florida' level if possible, or go up to the 3rd floor of the mall once inside from any other parking space

There are so much for both of them to do. They have 2 play areas one for 4 and under. The other for 5 and up. There are so many craft to do too very fun for both ages. Food is prices are high but it is a blast on cold days 20 dollars per person but worth it

If you have a family and make it happen. Get the family membership. Fun whole year round. 100 bucks for a family of four. Kids go several times a year and get "free" stuff

FYI adults are not free. Every adult has to pay full price even though the place is designed for kids.