DISCOVERY Children's Museum (Las Vegas)

Photo: June H. Johns, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons. The DISCOVERY Children's Museum building (right, brick building with the arched glass front and purple DISCOVERY star-swoosh signage and 'Children's Museum' entrance sign) in Symphony Park, downtown Las Vegas; The Smith Center is the larger building at left.

DISCOVERY Children's Museum in Las Vegas: best for ages 0-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12; General admission $20.00 (ages 1–99); Nevada residents $15.00 with ID; Museums for All $5.00; members and children under 1 free.

Address360 Promenade Place, Las Vegas, NV 89106

HoursTue–Sat 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Sun 12:00–5:00 p.m. Closed Mondays during the school year (open Mondays during CCSD summer break); closed Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

PricesGeneral admission $20.00 (ages 1–99); Nevada residents $15.00 with ID; Museums for All $5.00; members and children under 1 free

Price notesPrices from the museum's own Buy Tickets page. The Museums for All rate is for EBT/SNAP/WIC cardholders (P-EBT and Summer EBT are not accepted), up to 4 tickets per adult cardholder, in person only. Military admission is $12.50 per the museum's site.

Age notesThe museum describes itself as designed for children ages 1 to 12; Toddler Town is a dedicated space for ages 5 and under. Every visitor age 1 and older needs a ticket; children under 1 are free, and guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

BookingTimed tickets can be bought online in advance; walk-up admission is also sold. The library Family Adventure Pass must be checked out in person at a library branch.

Suggested timeAbout 3 hours

AccessibilityNot confirmed on the museum's pages in the text fetched.

ParkingParking validated with admission (per the museum); Symphony Park garages nearby.

AccessibilityPAGE-VERIFIED on the museum's own 'Ensuring Accessibility for All' page: accessible devices on the south sets of doors at the main entrance (push the square blue button to open automatically); standard wheelchairs available to borrow at no cost, first-come first-served, at the Visitor Services desk on the first floor; accessible water-bottle fillers/fountains on all three floors next to the restrooms; a public elevator accessed on every floor; lifts installed on the Pirate Ship and the Castle exhibit in the Fantasy Festival gallery (Windsong first floor); ramps on the second and Sands Foundation third floor levels of the Summit exhibit; accessible restrooms on all three floors; three sets of family (unisex) restrooms, including one inside the Toddler Town Gallery.

Verified perk: LVCCLD Family Adventure Pass — DISCOVERY Children's MuseumFree admission for up to 4 people with a Las Vegas-Clark County Library District card: check out the Family Adventure Pass at a branch Information Desk (subject to availability) and use it once within the three-week checkout period.

Verified perk: Museums for AllShow an EBT/SNAP/WIC card in person to buy up to 4 tickets at $5.00 each (P-EBT and Summer EBT are not accepted). The museum has participated in Museums for All since 2018 (per its IMLS grant narrative).

Verified perk: Military admissionMilitary admission is $12.50 per the museum's site, including up to 3 guests.

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DISCOVERY Children's Museum — Las Vegas, Nevada

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