This place is great. Making a review about an experience. On a slow week day, took my kids. My kids like the water toy by the tornado, and a middle school age kid was over there snatching toys and breaking down what she made. She is 6 and has better understanding of manners and was saying, “Hey I was using that.” The boy literally ignored her and continued. I stepped in because I was watching idly for his parents and seeing if she could handle it. What I observed on multiple occasions here is a lot of parents dumping off their middle school aged kids and higher and they go around terrorizing the younger kids and running into them. This is especially true at the medieval area and it makes me so anxious they’re going to push a child down the spiral stair case. I ended up asking this little boy where his mom was and told him he needed to share. The boy had the audacity to lie to my face and say my daughter was taking from him. I ended up telling him I was watching him the whole time and that was not true and I wanted to speak to his mother. Of course the mom showed up within a moment of this interaction and told him, “Let’s go, you don’t let an adult talk to you like that.” The woman never heard the conversation merely remarked on seeing me point a finger at him and lecture him. She walked off and I followed her. She didn’t even have the courage to turn around and acknowledge me as I said, “Excuse me, your son was being a bully.” I think the lesson of this experience is for this museum to be great, people need to act like a community. I know the establishment has no control over people who can’t respect other people’s property or lack basic manners, but it takes away from the experience. I ended up leaving shortly afterwards because the woman made me angry and was trying to intentionally antagonize me by bringing her husband. We will continue to go again but I used it as a lesson to my child about others.