Imagine That!!!®

We had our daughters 3rd birthday at Imagine That!!! and it was perfect for her and her friends. Cheryl, Karisa and team were amazing to work with and we didn’t have to do anything which was amazing. Shout out to Rob who made the party space look great and overall day run smoothly. Would highly recommend for a toddler party. 🥳

Great place for kids to play freely. Also calling it a children museum is misleading. It's a glorified indoor play area, but kids do have fun.

Tickets a bit pricy for what they offer in terms of toys, your can check local library if they have passes that you can borrow.

I was there for a friends birthday party. It was super fun and well managed. For parents who have so many things and are overwhelmed this is a place to leave the birthday party to run on auto pilot mode. Everything was taken care of and well managed. There was a special Elsa singing by a high school student and I wish she gets a break in broadway.

This was a very fun, and very interactive place that my 3 year old enjoyed. There are a lot of different activities to try. There was a painting station, drawing tables, color wheels, a room just filled with musical instruments, a model train exhibit, 2 large bouncy/climbing structures, a puppet show room, a faux supermarket, and the best sandbox you've ever seen!

The supermarket area was very popular. It was just filled with grocery toys, and miniature checkout lines for the kids to play. The climbing structures were okay, but aren't really appropriate for children under 5. The climbing structure for kids under 4 was definitely not age-appropriate, since the very first thing the child has to do is climb up a tube that's about 5 feet tall using just some small ledges.

They also have an exhibit right out of the Liberty Science Center. It's this wall of glowing light with holes that children can insert these colored rods. It's mostly just a play piece. They also have another light-based exhibit even better than the one from the Liberty Science Center. It's this wall of discs that change color when rotated. It's basically an array of large "pixels" that the kids can play with, or use to "draw" with.

Hands down, the coolest piece of tech was the sandbox. It's a large sandbox the kids can play in. The crazy part is that above the sand box sit a camera and a projector. The camera system figures out the height and depth of the sand, and then the projector projects a topographic colored map on top of the sand in real time. As the kids play, digging into the sand or building it up, the color of the sand changes relative to the depth. It's really cool stuff, and something I would expect in very fancy museum.

Basically, it was a blast. My child was there for 2.5 hours before he actually "did everything," and then wanted to go back to his favorites.

Update for 2022: My 4-year-old still loves it. My 7-year-old is kind of on the edge of being a little bit too old for it. It came on a Saturday morning when they opened, the place is jam-packed.

Definitely a cool place to take your kids!