Mountain Top Explorium

I used to have a membership at this place three years ago, but came back recently and was let down. Wouldn't recommend if you've been more than once as the novelty will have worn off. It's all the same things for the last 4 years even the one bloody science experience they offer. They aremt even refilling the paint and crafts. And they are making so much based on number of kids crammed in. If you're visiting the state, sure try it. If you are local, go to the art spot or playgarten.

My six year old had fun for a couple hours! I would say this is best suited for 4 and under, though. It’s cute, but not a ton of stuff to do. Most of the stations are very out dated and nothing compared to a typical children’s museum. With that being said, it kept my six year old entertained for a couple hours while my older kiddos skied.

Went with my 3yo and it was $15 for them, $5 for me. It was a fun set up with different stations. The attendant told me to “clean up as you go” but when we got there, nothing was put away or replenished so it looked a bit chaotic and we had to look for pieces for each of the stations.

This is a very interactive space for young children! Our kids had a great time on a cold day in Breckenridge exploring this museum. Accommodates a wide age range, very clean, and friendly staff!

My almost 2 year old absolutely loved this place!! There are so many different activities to explore. There are some basic toys that I think helped my little one get comfortable at first. Then we discovered the giant ramp, the wind tunnel, and the dark room with the giant light bright. We also loved digging up jewels in the play pit, going down the slide into the pile of giant teddy bears in the bear cave, and "riding" the mini skateboards in the mini skatepark. I noticed a lot of activities that were beyond my son's development level that I forsee us enjoying as he gets older. I also noticed a family that had a very young baby and an older child that could both enjoy the dancing scarves in the wind tunnel at the same time. That was magical to see the bridge between ages. I am so excited to have finally stepped in and plan to come back frequently!