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Businiess name:
Children's Museum of Atlanta
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Review by:
Shannon F.
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The children's museum is a bit pricey but well worth it if you are planning to spend the day there. You can easily spend the day there with all the activities there are to do, but if you only have an hour to spend then it might not be worth the high price. There is a painting area, a water play area, and a "sand" play area, a wooden train set which are all creative places to explore. There is also a pretend food/ kitchen area and a truck to load and unload with boxes. For some reason this is my kids' favorite part! There is a contraption with balls and tubes and also another area which is like huge tinker toys. These have been a bit big for my kids to do. They have special exhibits every couple months so there is always something new to learn about which is nice if you go more than once a year. I think ages 2-7 would find this most fun.
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