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“there are plenty of exhibits for kids to explore but our favorite part is the rooftop playground!” in 21 reviews
“My 9yo boy (a pilot wannabe) loved the airplane with its cockpit and real airplane seats with seatbelts.” in 21 reviews
“water area, building area, vet stations, theater stage, club house, etc - but ICM is just in a smaller scale.” in 13 reviews
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- Mike N.Everett, WA697553Nov 3, 2024
Great museum! They sure built it out well. I have taken my son to the children's museums in Tacoma, downtown Seattle, and Kids Quest in Bellevue and this one is by far the best.
There is so much to say about this museum i'll have to sum up this review with key words and pictures! Here is a list of some of the things your child will experience and learn about:
Wilderness, fishing, camping, big foot(for fun), construction, trains, an airplane, shipping and receiving industry, movie production, rooftop playground, dinosaur fossils, miniature golf, kinetic sand, woodshop work shop, painting and art room, cafe on third floor, water works with a water table and much more!
There are a couple of things I missed in that list. The place is huge. My 2 year old had a blast with the whole museum. But if your hesitant with your kids age, there are two areas for kids under 3. One on the first floor, one on the second.
Parking is good, but you gotta pay certain times and it's free other times. Note the sign where you park, it explains it.
Have a good time!Helpful 0Thanks 0Love this 0Oh no 0 - Stan O.Silverdale, WA0143Dec 15, 2024
This establishment discriminates against children with disabilities. I took my niece who is mild-severe autistic came all the way from Idaho. Being an autistic child she has a cognitive ability of a 5-6 year old although she is older than 12. They do not let children 12 or older in even with a parent. Nothing on the main page of their website on this policy. They denied her entry even when I explained the situation and they could see her disability. She was heartbroken not understanding why other children were allowed in but not her.
I can understand they not wanting to mix big kids and little ones but there is absolutely no consideration with individual situations such as disabilities.
I will be filing a Disabilities Rights violation with the WA State Human Rights Commission.Helpful 0Thanks 0Love this 0Oh no 1Business owner information
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Dec 23, 2024
Thank you for sharing your experience, Stan. We regret the disappointment caused during your visit. Our age restriction policy, detailed on our Hours and Admission page, was established by the Board of Directors in 2016 to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for all visitors. We understand your concern and recognize the need to balance this policy with inclusivity.
Since our expansion in 2022, we've introduced exhibits with different standards and we realize it is time to reevaluate the policy. We are actively working with our board to update this guideline within the next month and are relaxing the current restrictions in the meantime. - Mar 24, 2025
One of the coolest places for kids. Your children are absolutely gonna love this place. It has creative puzzles things to do places to see different things to touch and fill and fun materials for all ages. I caught myself wanting to play with some other things. This museum has it all and it is absolutely the coolest place, if you need somewhere to go take your kids where they learn things things and know things try this museum. You won't be disappointed. It doesn't cost much. They have great services there for children and their employees are absolutely wonderful. We learned so many different things and had so much fun. I would take my grandchildren there over and over again.
Helpful 0Thanks 0Love this 0Oh no 0 - Lynda P.Stanwood, WA010Apr 6, 2025
fun me and my family loved it my fav was the tube with scarfs so so so fun and the servize was fantastic great
Helpful 0Thanks 0Love this 0Oh no 0 - Andy A.Orange, CA069398Feb 25, 2025
This place is awesome for small kids. Lots to explore and activities to do. Great place to let kids run around and explore. No strollers allowed so you will need to baby ware if you have a small baby. They have lots of arts and crafts projects and interactive play. They have member only hours too and that helps cut down on the number of guests for an hour. Definitely would recommend checking this place out with small kids.
Helpful 0Thanks 0Love this 0Oh no 0 - Aug 3, 2023
Tree house area is the raddest - for both kids and kids at heart alike! So creative, tons of options for creative play, and staff lead activities. The Wildlife Rescue activity has the coolest interactive stations, from x-ray machine that corresponds to the specific stuffed animal on the table, to a microscope with various slides to view. There's a catch and release fishing pond with enough details alone for a game of I-Spy.
The original museum is still in tact too, so you really could spend a solid few hours here.
Outside food is only allowed on the third floor outdoor playground area. Admission was a flat $22/pp, only 12 months and younger are free, a little pricey for caretakers, in my opinion. No cafe, not very many spots for grown ups to sit and rest - makes sense, they want you to actually stay with and watch your kids.Helpful 1Thanks 0Love this 1Oh no 0 - Sarah A.Redmond, WA47326275Mar 3, 2024
Daaaang this place is amazing! I had been hearing from other parents how great this spot was but frankly didn't want to make the journey to Everett. I'm so glad we finally did (and regret we haven't done it sooner). They've thought of everything. It's HUGE! With multiple levels and each experience is incredibly well thought out and detailed. Some kids will love the calm areas for building structures or putting on a play. Others will love the non stop action of the tree house ropes course. Then they can transition to a play campfire, a veterinarian clinic with an Xray machine, a water area, a cinema, upstairs playground, dinosaur dig - not enough space to name everything!!!
Food and drinks are only allowed on the top level cafeteria. Bring your own or buy from the limited selection they have (think Uncrustables, hotdogs, Mac n cheese, grab sandwiches etc). They do have drip coffee for parents but not much else.
It's expensive and depending in where you are might not be convenient but it's hands down the best kids museum / kids activity we've done in 7 years in the area. Could easily spend the whole day here! It's great!Helpful 2Thanks 1Love this 2Oh no 1 - Jun 11, 2023
I'm impressed this huge museum space exists with a lot of variety of interactive exhibits. It definitely would be popular spot for rainy days to entertain any child. The roof top playground is huge and spacious which was arguably the best looking area. Weekdays are definitely the best and least crowded times. Parking is limited to barely any street parking that has time limit or a paid lot behind the building.
$22/person for anyone over 1 year old is a bit steep. If you have young toddler that barely walks, it's not worth it full price. They do offer a 50% discount though for members of Bellevue KidsQuest so that was more reasonable, although I still don't agree a younger toddler should be charged the same rate as an adult.Helpful 4Thanks 1Love this 3Oh no 1 - Rebecca T.North Richland Hills, TX33185143Dec 31, 2023
So much fun! And they accept EBT so you'll get a super discounted admission for up to 4.
The imagination of children can run wild with so much to do! From stop-motion video the kids can play with to buses, planes, trains, veterinarian, farms, and more...the kids cannot only run wild but let their imagination go crazy! A wonderful experience and the whole family can play, too!Helpful 2Thanks 0Love this 0Oh no 0
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