Looking for winter family fun? Kids can burn off steam at these 20 inside venues.
Children up to age 8 can enjoy the Children’s Museum gallery, which features reptiles and amphibians in living environments and an indoor block-building site where kids can construct a train. The museum’s other galleries include the DinoLabs and DinoDigs, the Noble Space Gallery and the hands-on Innovation Studio where visitors can invent, doodle and design. There’s also kid-friendly programming in the adjoining Noble Planetarium, included with the price of admission.
1600 Gendy St., Fort Worth. Regular admission is $16, $14 for ages 65 and up, $12 for ages 3-11, free for children 2 and younger.A two-story playground maze offers bungee walls, slides, tunnels, climbing nets and a toddler play space for ages 3 and younger. There’s also an arcade, a cafe and an adults-only area for parents to take a break while maintaining full visibility of the play areas.
7252 Chase Oaks Blvd., Plano, and 9101 Tehama Ridge Parkway, Fort Worth. $9.99 for ages 3-18, $3.99 for ages 1-2, $1 for ages 19 and up, free for infants.Floor-to-ceiling climbing walls, spin areas, a ball pit, slides, rides, a soccer arena and more make for a fun experience for older kids. Tots have their own area with ball pits, a dance area, tiny trampolines and more.
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