Childrens Creativity Museum - San Francisco (CA)

4 /5 Colin Huang: My kids loved this place (although they love any sort of play/creativity museum). This place is good for younger children (below 6-7) and has a lot of hands on activities. There are 2 floors, and has enough to keep your children entertained for about half a day. The activities ate more geared towards arts/crafts and creativity. IE: Lego building, glue and popsicle stick crafts, painting on walls and floors, etc.

4 /5 Supriya Reddy: Its very small. This is an ideal place for kids below 10 years. It has Lego animation place where you can create your own Lego creation and do the animation with iPads provided. We can also email our creation. Kids enjoyed this place. The flower creation on the down floor was amazing. We create a flower and that appears on the screen. We can create our music and listen to it. Other scientific things are also amazing for kids. The park also has bowling, carousel, ice skating and kids play area. Some kind of rally was going on when we visited, so we parked 1.5 miles away and walked there. But we can park in near by garages or street parking. It has wheel chair accessibility and bathrooms on each level. The staff are very friendly.

5 /5 Alisha Lynch: Such a wonderful and fun experience for our kiddos (7,6,&4) on our visit to San Francisco! They completely loved all of the activities. So much variety and so many things to do to get the creative sides of their brains thinking. Staff was just awesome. Kind and friendly and very welcoming! They made it even better. Restrooms were clean as was the rest of the museum. You can tell they take cleanliness seriously. The best part for us was military families get in for free! Never expected but △⃒⃘lways appreciated!

4 /5 Eunice Njuno: Great place for kids.... preferably btwn 2-9yrs. Loved the meet and greet experience for my little Gabby fan. Be sure to book in advance and reserve a spot for any meet and greet deal. Not bad for the price.

5 /5 Ivan Martinez: The perfect place to be a kid. The museum has many workshops for children to explore. You can draw, paint, read, build, and create amazing arts and crafts. Maybe one day they will be part of the museum’s collection.