Discovery Place Kids-Huntersville

Amazing play museum for kids! I brought my 1.5 year old and she had a great time exploring all the different play areas. I appreciated that they had smocks for the kids to wear when playing with the water station. Great way to spend the day!

Lots of activities for 2 to 8 year age group. The place is good to spend around 2 to 3 hours with little ones. I recommend buying tickets online instead of buying at the front desk.

Great variety of hands-on activities for learning and creativity. Buy tickets online to save $2. (There's a QR code just outside the entrance to purchase.)

We recently visited Discovery Place Kids in Huntersville, and it was such a wonderful experience for my toddler! The space is designed to spark curiosity and offer hands-on experiences for children of different ages, which is perfect for young ones who love to explore and engage with their surroundings. The exhibits are so interactive, and there’s truly something for every age. My toddler especially enjoyed the water play area, where they could splash around while learning basic concepts of science and motion. The themed areas, like the mini-town and market, gave them a chance to engage in imaginative play, while developing social and problem-solving skills. What I loved most was how developmentally appropriate everything was, catering to different stages of learning. My toddler was able to safely explore and learn at their own pace, and I could see their confidence growing as they tried new things.

We definately enjoyed this place very much. My 8 year old was having trouble finding some things she thoroughly enjoyed at first because there are alot of things geared towards younger kids but she ended up finding plenty. There is a wonderful craft room with plenty of odds and ends to create and craft things from your imagination for taking home. There is a cute workout area with a mini rock climbing wall and pretend exercise equipment, there's a bank, a grocery store, a little farm area, a race car, a boat and plane, think tank areas, and so much more. Your kid could definately spend hours here just trying everything. There are also schedule events that take place that we didn't get to enjoy but sounded cute. There is a main stage that they can dress up and play at but they also hold storyline there, other spots have a puppet show or science creations so make sure to check out their website for that. Tickets are $3 cheaper online and check dates as we seemed to have gone on a super busy day when there were campers there as well. It was a Tuesday and super busy