Play Street Museum - Happy Valley — Attraction in Happy Valley

I do like the place the unfortunate part about it is the parents don’t pick up their kids and put the items back where they belong so another child can come along and play with them. It’s a disaster. I feel that there should be some kind of expectation that you need to let your kids play, but then also when they move onto another area, have them put the stuff back most parents just sit and visit and their kids run around and do whatever. little disappointing. Also, there’s been a couple of times that we’ve been there when there’s been no paper for my child to draw on or cut in the little container for it and also there’s no paper to replace the one on the easel. Definitely still like the place, but I feel that some of these things should...

I just started bringing my 2 yo son here a few weeks ago. We’ve been a few times now and each time has been amazing. The booking online is easy and straightforward. The lady who checks us in is always super nice and sweet. There’s such a nice variety of imaginative play available along with tables set up for creative play and learning. Even when there’s a lot of kids playing there’s so many different things to do that it doesn’t get too crowded at all. We always get a snack that’s included with the play time that we grab on the way out. We love it here and try to go one to two...

So excited there is finally an indoor play option for kiddos in Happy Valley! Play Street Museum has all the fun that my young children are interested in, and the environment is clean, open, and bright. The space is not overwhelmingly large, so that I can easily keep an eye on my kids without chasing them around. They provide snacks for purchase, as well as private parties reservations for those looking for a party space.

Things are well kept, and the staff are very nice! They also provide different activities such as slime making, and pottery painting. Definitely something...