Two floors of art-making stations where kids name and wrap their own crayon, spin melted wax into art, and turn a selfie into a coloring page. There are more than twenty attractions and almost all of them end with something your kid takes home. A soft play area and a toddler zone cover the under-fours. It is loud, bright and unapologetically commercial, and small kids absolutely love it. Bring a bag for the pile of paper and crayons you will be leaving with.
An indoor LEGO playground aimed squarely at the three-to-ten crowd, with build zones, two small rides, a 4D cinema and a MINILAND model of DFW landmarks made from millions of bricks. Kids can spend an unreasonable amount of time at the race car build-and-test ramps. There is a soft play structure for burning off energy and a dedicated Duplo area for toddlers. Adults are generally not admitted without a child, so this is a kids-first venue by design. Buy timed tickets online because walk-up pricing is higher and slots sell out on rainy weekends.