In yet another part of the museum, the ink pads were completely dry, but there was no employee around to notify them of it. When I did find an employee and asked her where I could find the template card, she shrugged her shoulders and told me that someone must have walked away with it. The instructions posted on the wall said to wrap your selected ribbon around a template card. In another part of the museum, there was a table to create your own ribbon. There were also no employees to ask for paper. There was a wall with four easels where you were supposed to be able to draw a portrait (or anything else that you wanted), but there was no paper. Perhaps it is different in the morning, but some of the sections were lacking. We didn’t know that once someone leaves, another people could go in. Many of the workshops are limited to 8 to 10 people, which is fine, but there should be a sign-up sheet for the workshops. We particularly liked the room with the screen where your movements could be projected onto a screen in front of you in a variety of colors. Tickets are currently discounted because the museum is undergoing renovations. We arrived thirty minutes early, but we were still allowed to enter. When we ordered our tickets, there were three timeslots available: 10:00AM, 12:00PM and 2:00PM. There are definitely others around the country that are better but if you have kids, this is a good way to spend a few hours.Īt the advice of a friend, we ordered tickets in advance because we were told that they could sell out of tickets. On the whole, as a children's museum goes, this does the trick. If there is an event going on somewhere in town (for us, there was a Lookouts baseball game), be ready to walk if you aren't there within the first hour or so of the opening time. We were ready to leave after about two hours and the lot was totally full. Parking is in the back but again is very limited ESPECIALLY if you don't get in early. We brought our own snacks so I can't tell you much about the food situation (if there even was one). Previous comments about crowding are very true and with masks not being mandated here, if that is a concern for you, you might want to look at off hours. Since this area is in the front, it fills up real quick so I would recommend you either come in when it first opens or toward closing time. It is tall and can support the average adult if your little one realizes how high they are and freaks out. The keynote section, however, is the jungle gym/water table area.
#Creative discovery museum chattanooga tn full#
They are for all ages as they include everything from stamps and paper chains to full on "making" with varying materials. The art section contains a lot of hands-on arts and crafts. There are also microscopes to look at microscopic portions of plants and animals as well as tanks for bigger live animals like lizards and cockroaches. There is a sandy beach area where kids can "dig" for dinosaur bones. They have a pretty sizable dinosaur and nature section. My daughter was involved in the hands-on activities while I looked at these different instruments from Asia, Africa, and North America. They are from all over the world and vary between string, percussion, and wind. What is there is nicely varied and should keep your child(ren) edu-tained for a couple hours.įrom a learning standpoint, I enjoyed the musical instruments in the music section. There was some pretty substantial construction going on so you won't get the full effect. As far as Children's Museums go, its good.
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