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Jasmine Moran Children's Museum is a children's museum in Seminole, Oklahoma, United States. Melvin Moran is the co-founder of the museum. The museum is a member of the Oklahoma Museum Network.
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Jasmine Moran Children's Museum is a children's museum in Seminole, Oklahoma, United States. Melvin Moran is the co-founder of the museum. The museum is a member of the Oklahoma Museum Network.
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This was the best when I was a kid and it's still the best place ever. Perfect for field trips. I was with my daughters class plus another class from her school. Then there was 2 other schools there as well but it was in Jo was over crowded. There was plenty of room to check out the different exhibits and when it came time for lunch there was plenty of room at the tables. Almost every profession in some way or another is represented at the museum and the kids are able to pretend that they are that person: firefighter with a small fire truck,dress up gear, pole and slide from firehouse to truck - grocery store with different sized carts where you can shop for food and household products then you can be the cashier and check out people and a stocker to put the play groceries back on the shelves - back of an ambulance and front of an airplane - mini courtroom - a nursery - dentist office - mechanics shop - world news room - Ronald McDonald character and friends room - a small neighborhood outside with roads, street signs, and and a park with a playground - an outdoor castle maze - and so much more. We were there for about 3-4 hours and could have easily spent another 3 hours there.
Michael GailMichael Gail
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This place is so much bigger than I expected and has hours and hours of things to do. There were plenty of staff members walking around to help and clean up. There are exhibits and play area both inside and outside, as well as a large eating area to bring lunches and a kitchen that was open with a few kid-friendly food options. Our personal highlights were the castle maze, train ride, water play area, and climbing area. My recommendation is to visit when the heat is bearable... there is plenty to do outside, but limited shaded areas to play or rest. It would also be nice if some of the exhibits were upgraded and added to... several of the areas (the classroom and grocery store are two examples) seemed to be new and up-to-date 25 years ago and haven't been touched since. Even with that, though, every exhibit was fun! One thing I want to add is that our youngest left his water bottle in the museum and we weren't passing back through the area until four days later. The staff found the water bottle and kept it for us until we returned. We were very thankful for that! It shows they really care.
David EngleDavid Engle
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The museum was really cool, and better than we expected. We went on a snow make up day.. My older son recommended it when he worked for a daycare in high school, and they went for a field trip. Admission is $10 for 3+ which I thought was reasonable. From OKC it's a bit of a drive, but it's well worth it!. You can bring in your own food and drinks. They have a cafeteria to use for eating and also has a snack bar if you didn't bring anything along. The kids probably could have spent all day there. My kids' favorite was the water exhibit and the auto mechanic exhibit where they could pretend to fix a car. The train ride was fun - $2/person extra, but the kids loved it. We saw almost everything. We saved some to go back again. Hope you enjoy it like we did!
Mary SchusterMary Schuster
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This place is awesome-a must visit! This is the best hands on museum we have been to, it is focused on imaginative and discovery play. They have so many play rooms to experience including a grocery store, dinosaur dig, doctors office, fire station, art room and so much more. They also have a great outdoor area with multiple playgrounds, a train and a castle maze. There is a mini village outdoors but unfortunately the little houses are very old and boarded up but it is still fun to walk around look at it all. I'd love it if they fixed them up and opened them again. This is definitely a full day trip of fun, we always stay until they close when we visit. They also have a little cafe but you can leave and come back for tour convenience.
AshAsh
10
We had the best time at Jasmin Moran's Children's Museum and I enjoyed it as much as the kids! Every section has multiple things to do and they are big enough where multiple kids can explore each section at the same time. It was interesting to see all the different subjects covered by these sections. I was surprised at how inexpensive it was to get in with 3 kids and 2 adults. You cant get that much fun for that price in very many places these days. If you can, be sure to take the train ride. There's a gift shop for toys & educational items and a mini-restaurant if you get hungry or thirsty.
Dawn KluesnerDawn Kluesner
10
Met up with friends and their family for their New Year's Eve celebration. All of the kiddos had a blast as there is plenty to do as always, even us adults enjoyed it! 😊 We got to make our own party hats and party poppers for the big balloon drop!! All of the staff were super friendly, helpful and in good fun spirits for the celebration. Highly recommend this place if you haven't been you definitely should take your kiddos you won't be disappointed!!!! We will most definitely be visiting again and again and again! 😁 💕
Heather LloydHeather Lloyd
10
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