Long Island Childrens Museum
About Long Island Childrens Museum
Long Island Children's Museum is a hands-on museum for kids and their grown-ups where play and learning are rolled into one! Each of the exhibits within the museum teach kids something new, allow them to develop their senses and skills, and they can learn and explore at their own pace!
Kids can step inside an enormous bubble and use giant wands to make a room full of fun and playful bubbles, or they can tap, clap and bounce into a world of percussion instruments! Great for those musical kids!
Active kids will love the crazy yet safe Climb-It, where the fun climbing sculpture encourages independence, freedom and exploration.
For those little ones, the Long Island Children's Museum offers TotSpot, where they can enjoy play in the little town. They can explore the local lighthouse, or shop at the farmer's market. They can sort the mail at the post office, or even catch a train at the train station!
Kids can discover and test what makes an object a tool in the Tool Box, or if you love live animals, the Feasts for Beasts is the exhibit for you! Live animal habitats invite kids to identify prey and predators, carnivores, herbivores and of course, omnivores!
There are exhibits on geometry, balance and gravity, exhibits to show kids the joy of fixing something that has mended, or you can explore the beaches from Montauk to Brooklyn on Sandy Island!
Learning, exploration and discovery IS fun at Long Island Children's Museum, where as long as you are playing, the fun won't have to end!
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Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $15
Children $15
Free Under 12 months
Last Update 2023
Discount Seniors $14
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Long Island Childrens Museum FAQ’s
Do they have baby facilities?
Baby changing tables are available in every restroom. Nursing is allowed anywhere in the Museum, and a private nursing area is available in the TotSpot exhibit on the first floor.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Long Island Childrens Museum?
A cafeteria with vended services is available on the first floor of the Museum. Visitors are welcome to bring their own food for consumption in the cafeteria.
Any top tips when visiting?
If you plan to visit frequently, membership gives you FREE admission and pays for itself after 3 visits
Does Long Island Childrens Museum have a gift shop?
Looking for unique, creative and educational toys? Choose from a wide selection of hands-on toys, craft and science projects, games, puzzles and much more at the Museum Store!
Teachers corner
Field trips led by professionally trained staff are filled with exciting exhibits and hands-on learning experiences! Give them a call to book!
Do they have baby facilities?
Baby changing tables are available in every restroom. Nursing is allowed anywhere in the Museum, and a private nursing area is available in the TotSpot exhibit on the first floor.
Is Long Island Childrens Museum fully accessible?
They are fully accessible and offer resources and activities to make each visitors' experience more enjoyable
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