📍 305 Harrison St, Seattle, WA 98109
🎈 Why visit: Immersive, kid-sized worlds with STEM, art, and pretend-play zones—ideal for toddlers through early grade school.
👀 Don’t miss: Water tables, building corner, and the rotating art studio.
💡 Tip: Weekends sell out—reserve timed entry; bring a change of clothes for water play.
💵 Per person: $12–$17
📍 1116 108th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
🧪 Why visit: Bright two-story space packed with STEM challenges, art-making, and creative construction for ages 0–10.
👀 Don’t miss: The Water Gallery and the big climbing atrium.
💡 Tip: Morning slots go fastest—book ahead; limited stroller parking inside.
💵 Per person: $15–$20
📍 1502 Wall St, Everett, WA 98201
🚀 Why visit: Huge, recently expanded museum with a pretend town, science labs, and a rooftop playground.
👀 Don’t miss: Rooftop climbers, air/water exhibits, and the mini–grocery store.
💡 Tip: Bring socks and a spare shirt; afternoons are quieter than mornings.
💵 Per person: $15–$20
📍 414 Jefferson St NE, Olympia, WA 98501
🌲 Why visit: Washington’s largest kids’ museum—indoor galleries plus an Outdoor Discovery Center with nature play.
👀 Don’t miss: Stream/river tables, the climbing ship, and the maker studio.
💡 Tip: Pair with the East Bay splash pad next door in summer; time-ticketing on busy days.
💵 Per person: $16–$20
📍 1501 Pacific Ave, Tacoma, WA 98402
🎨 Why visit: Artful, sensory-friendly play spaces that feel calm and creative—great for preschoolers and early elementary.
👀 Don’t miss: Woods & Water zone and the building studio.
💡 Tip: “Pay As You Will” admission—donate what works; check for sensory-friendly hours.
💵 Per person: $0–$15
