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Plan the day around what is actually running. The idea is a child-sized city where children line up to try real jobs, and it can land: one girl tried surgery at the hospital set and came home wanting to be a doctor, and a birthday group's favorites were the TV studio and the courier service. But reviewers keep reporting that many of the jobs were closed when they went, and the ones that are open run at set times, so lines are long. One family who went on a summer Friday were told by other visitors that weekends are better.
Work the day from the online schedule, which one parent credits with fitting in all the activities, and get there early on a Saturday, when it fills up. Guests holding express passes go to the front, which one parent found especially galling after a long wait.
It is built for children of four to fourteen; two- and three-year-olds have their own area and cannot do the older children's activities. Inside it is dim and loud, and a fire truck that drives through with its siren on frightened one five-year-old into asking to leave.
Toddler areaCafé on siteHosts parties · per listings Sensory hours
Admission
from venue website, Oct 2026
All-day tickets (Comfort class): Children (4-14) $52.95 Standard / $47.95 Early Bird; Toddlers (2-3) $21.95 Standard / $16.95 Early Bird; Adults (15+) $14.95 Standard / $9.95 Early Bird; Babies (0-1) free. Early Bird pricing is available for tickets booked online more than 3 days before the park visit. Twilight tickets (valid for 3 hours before the park closes): Children $35.95, Toddlers $9.95, Adults $9.95. Tickets start from $16.95.