The museum has a cafe attached to their IMAX theater but the menu is very limited. Not a huge selection of stuff other than a selection of sandwiches and some kids meals. Other than that I've never been able to locate anything within walking distance for families.

WE have been going since our grandchildren were toddlers. At that time we spent about 3 hours downstairs with a break for lunch at the restaurant behind the museum and taking a picnic at other times. Great picnic tables outside. Just keep your stickers on for re entry. Now that they are 7 and 9, we stay from 3-5 hours upstairs. They have favorite areas such as the piggy bank, large building blocks and the electric room. Always the piano steps along the back wall. Plenty of sitting areas for adults. Enjoy watching their imagination go wild.

I would say that children up to 10 would be entertained.

I recently went with my friend and her 6 month old. Definitely not a lot to for someone that young but we spent time in the infant area and then just pushed him around in the stroller. There is also a toddler area. Most of the museum is for probably 2 and up

With downtown construction I would not walk from train station with children

There were staff attendees who were doing there best to keep thing clean. In a world where children are enjoying themselves normal measures should be taken, washing of hands is one of the best lines of defense. If you were to come upon a situation that required attention-we did see the wonderful staff taking corrective measures. We found the museum to be clean and helpful.

Five Dollars... A Person.. and yes this includes kids. It is after all for them

How much dose it cost to get in and what the hours?