Each place offers a unique experience, allowing for each child to learn something new every time they visit! 1. This is by far our favorite stop in the city! Set inside Union Station, Science City is a wonderful mix of science, math, gross motor learning, fine motor learning, creativity, and so much more! It seems that we find a new area to explore each time we visit. Science City has tons of permanent exhibits, including a water table, DNA Exploration Lab, Animal Exhibit, large outdoor play area, and so much more! It also hosts many one-time events and is the home to some traveling exhibits throughout the year. It is a bit expensive, however they have several yearly membership options to help save! Trust me, you will be going often. This has to be the most creative place to explore and play in Kansas City! Located near Crown Center, this fun-filled art studio is sponsored by Hallmark. Hallmark fills the space with various crafts, many of which are open-ended and allow your child to create whatever they might like. Along with rotating craft stations, your child will enjoy some whimsical creatures and even a glow-in-the-dark room! Kaleidoscope is free, however you do need to stop by and reserve tickets, as spaces are limited. They also limit your visit to 50 minutes to allow everyone a chance to enjoy. Kansas City Zoo: $16.00/adult $13/ child 3 and older Recommended for ages 3 to 18, as you will need to be able to complete the projects and various sharp tools are being used. This may be the best kept secret in Kansas City, but the zoo is open year round! We all know that Kansas City weather is ever-changing, so there are many days in the winter that are warm enough to go outside and explore. Even if it is a bit chilly, the Kansas City Zoo has quite a few indoor exhibits, from the Polar Bear Passage, the new Touch Tank, and the Penguin Plaza.
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