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Child’s Play Museum - CLOSED
| Official Website: | Child’s Play Museum - CLOSED |
| Location: | 293 Libbey Parkway, Weymouth, MA, 02188 map |
| Phone: | 781-337-7920 |
| Hours: | Hours Vary see below |
| Ages: | Kids |
| In/Outdoor: | Indoor |
| Cost: | $ see below |
· Create designs with the mystifying sand pendulum.
· Experience 3-D with the unique impression/dimension pinscreen.
· Defy gravity with the air-toss machine.
· Go shopping at the kid-size grocery store with play food, scales, and baskets.
· Work on the railroad at the train table and workbench.
· Build a life-sized arch with keystone.
· Relive the dinosaur age the in Jurassic sandbox.
Party Prices
Child’s Play is a great place for birthday parties, holiday parties, and year end school celebrations. Paper goods, cake (upon request), juice boxes, party favors and fun are supplied.
Parties start at $150 for up to 10 children. Each additional child is $9.00 extra. After-hours rates are $180for up to 10 Children. Each additional child is $12.00 extra.
 Hours |  Top |
Mon.-Fri: 9:30am—5:00pm
Sat: 10:00am—6:00pm
Sun: 12:00 noon—5:00pm
 Cost | Top |
$5 per person (Infants:free); One-year Membership: $125 for two people, $10 per additional person; Discount Passes: 12 visits for $45
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Child's Play, Weymouth, Wed 26 Dec 2007
This place is fantastic! Perfect for toddlers. There is one, big enclosed room, so you can see your kids at all times. It was very clean. I took my 4 year old, 2 year old, and 7 month old. There was not anything for my infant, the older kids had a blast. Will definitely go again. Although I do not live on the south shore, it was a good meeting place for myself and a friend who live close to RI. The cost is very reasonable $5 per person, infants free. The only downside is you have to pay for adults too. I never understood why some indoor playspaces charge for adults, but that wouldn't keep me from going there again.
A Good Time...., Sun 7 Oct 2007
the place was neat...maybe because i'm a scientist...but everything is science oriented. it is a huge room filled with different 'stations' of science adventure...there are stations that explore gravity, vacuum, pendulum motion, the human body...and then there are some freestyle play things like a huge play house and a really neat play grocery store. there is something to explore for all ages (including adults!)...downsiides: there is no place for the kids to eat/drink...so if you wanna bring a snack or sippy cup, you have to stand in the entrance way and partake...not a huge deal but a bit of an inconvenience.
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