Discovery Park of America

"It's kinda cool, but if you don't know, you can miss it... but in the museum area, there are way more hidden behind a giant book on the first floor and around the corner on the second. The outside playground is great."

"I loved it. The kids loved it too. Complimentary aids like scooter, wheelchair and stroller. No charge! This was the first time I have seen snakes willing to interact or move on display. I loved the Chamber. I may have driven some fear into my son but it was good knowledge. The exploratory with water and the sunlight was a perfect design idea. The slide from the 3rd to 2nd floor was a super dope creation. (The kids do have to be at least 3ft for it). About outside, like the best drain of all. I didn't get to see the entire outside. The kids play area was fun. They love all the extra little things. There was a speaker playing music which was fantastic since my kids love to jam. Labyrinth caught me off guard. The giant outdoor chest surprised me also. There is fun for all ages. I thought "the museum" is a good place on a rainy day but I wouldn't recommend it if you like to be outside exploring. There is a lot to see."

"Awesome place to visit! I would recommend 2 days to go through it, if you really wanna learn. Reading each sign throughout gives you a lesson relevant to the surrounding area in various subjects and neat artifacts to look at. The park also holds various events throughout the year as well. Check out their website."

"This place is simply amazing. There's so much to see and do. It is much larger than the outside suggest. And there's as much to do outside as inside. There are live demonstrations in some of the outdoor buildings. There's lots of hands on things for kids to do. My granddaughters 8 and twins 5 had a fantastic time. They got to ride an escalator for the first time and there's a Cafe to grab a bite to eat. The Cooper Tower ( it's $5.99 for adults) is a must do. And it's very affordable for everyone. A super great family place!!!"

"You MUST make this a way point on your family vacation! We found it when we passed by on our way to other attractions further north, and came back through just to go here. WOW! We were incredibly surprised by the impressive exhibits, hands on attractions, and historic village. I thought it would be a 2 or 3 hour experience...we were there from opening to closing! The food in the Cafe was reasonably priced and delicious. The staff throughout was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. Don't miss the craftsman shops outside for demos and expertise! Purchase tickets online for a 15% discount. We spent more time here than we did at the Ark!"