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Playspaces| Official Website: Child’s Play Museum 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 |
Others to Consider: Noodle Noggin' 'N Bean, Beantown at Jordan's Furniture, Bonkers Funhouse, Teamworks Acton, Polkadot PlayhouseChild’s Play offers an exciting environment where learning is fun! Located in the Libbey Parkway area of Weymouth, the facility has several stations that provide hands-on discovery of basic science concepts and involve children in constructive play.
· 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, Sat 29 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...., Tue 9 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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