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    Greensboro Children's Museum

    219 Reviews
    #8 of 74 things to do in Greensboro
    Children's Museums, Museums
    220 N Church St, Greensboro, NC 27401-2918
    +1 336-574-2898
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    “Godson Vacation ”

    My husband and I and Godson (5) stopped in on our way from the Ocean to Tennessee. I was very... read more

    Reviewed 2 weeks ago
    Jutta H
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    Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
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    “Great for grandkids”

    Our grandkids really enjoy this place. The new outdoor climbing area is a real plus for the older... read more

    Reviewed 2 weeks ago
    Benjamin D
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    Interactive exhibits for children.

    About Greensboro Children's Museum

    Interactive exhibits for children.
    4.5
    219 reviews
    • Excellent72%
    • Very good20%
    • Average6%
    • Poor1%
    • Terrible1%
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    Hours Today: 09:00 - 17:00
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    220 N Church St, Greensboro, NC 27401-2918
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    Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile
    Godson Vacation

    My husband and I and Godson (5) stopped in on our way from the Ocean to Tennessee. I was very disappointed, it was not what I am used to from a Children's Museum. Not much to do for the children, some of the exhibits were...More

    1  Thank Jutta H
    Reviewed 2 weeks ago
    Great for grandkids

    Our grandkids really enjoy this place. The new outdoor climbing area is a real plus for the older kids

    Thank Benjamin D
    Reviewed 9 August 2017
    Lots of fun

    A great museum for children which allows them to explore many life experiences from transfer trucks to performing on a stage.

    Thank ejbksam
    Reviewed 20 July 2017
    very interactive

    There are so many different stations that allow the children to participate. My granddaughter loved being aTV newscaster. Also, there is a garden with all types of herbs, etc. Fun and learning experience!

    Thank Nunder2000
    Reviewed 15 July 2017
    I've had mixed results

    A few years ago I went for a friend's child's birthday party. After the gathering I meandered around was impressed with what I saw. There were several interactive activities and most exciting was an airplane nosecone with the seats and controls ready for young "pilots"....More

    Thank RowdyCM
    Reviewed 13 July 2017 via mobile
    No go

    I have lived all over the country. I have six children and have taken them to a children's museum close to each place we have lived in. This is the worst one I have ever been to. It was $10/admission. They have a couple of...More

    1  Thank Ranisa B
    Reviewed 5 July 2017
    Awesome!

    If you have a 2 year old and up, this is the great place to be. I've been to several Children's museums in the Northeast and decided to stop at this one while on vacation. It's very engaging for kids. They have outside obstacle course,...More

    Thank Sal H
    Reviewed 30 June 2017
    Not sure why this place doesn't have 5 stars...

    I guess you can't please everyone. We drive down from Virginia to take our kids here. They love it! They love the different sections you can go in and pretend. They love the pizza shop, the construction area, the house and they love getting in...More

    Thank teknoge3k
    Reviewed 30 June 2017
    Absolute must repeat visit for children

    My grandchildren ages 2.5/4/5/6 yrs old never tire of this wonderland.....and neither do I. It explores every aspect of all your senses and provides such an enriching education that one is unaware they are having so much fun learning so many new things by PARTICIPATING...More

    1  Thank gildafriedman
    Reviewed 28 June 2017
    Disappointing

    Not a lot for our 2 year old grandson to do. He was too big for the toddler section and most of the other things were role playing and he's not nearly old enough for those activities. A lot of the stations had missing parts...More

    Thank George H
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    Joy B
    24 July 2017|
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    Response from miguelgrn | Reviewed this property |
    I feel this place is geared more for children under 12. I'd suggest the Greensboro Natural Science Ctr.
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    Response from wallerj | Reviewed this property |
    $ 8.00 adults Free for children under 12 months $7.00 Seniors (over 60) Fridays 5 to 8 and Sundays 1 to 5 $4.00 First Friday of every month $2.00 from 5 to 8 $125.00 annual family memberships for 4
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    driftingsoul80
    17 May 2016|
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    Response from luvfamilyadventure | Reviewed this property |
    The museum does allow you to bring in your own food. There is very limited seating (I think 1 reg sized table) in a small vending room right at the entrance of the museum. There are a few vending machines in the room if... More
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