Play Street Museum – Plano

For your approval is my written report on Play Street Museum in Plano Texas.
We arrived shortly after 10am on Friday January 22^nd 2016. The place was packed with lots of children and some strange sub set of female I can only describe as a yoga pant cult. The leaders were obviously not wearing their yoga pants for actual yoga but as some sort of plumage to keep the other «lower ranking» females at bay.
While speaking some sort of weird dialect they neither seemed to care about their young or any of the rules of play set forth by the owners.
We cautiously entered the inner circle to explore and we’re immediately pushed toward the back. This was fine as I was on a strictly observational mission and not to engage the locals without backup.
The place itself was full of fun and merriment and the screams of children, while frightening at first, became obviously joyful the longer we stayed.
We were able to stay at this magical place for a few hours and slightly before lunch the yoga pant cult all packed up and left, leaving us to explore their habitat without being a disturbance.
I did hear one of the leaders mention some sort of play date with one of her underlings. I assume this is to further assert her dominance as the underling was wearing actual pajamas.
Thus concludes my report of my time at Play Street Museum.

Love play street museum Plano and Frisco! I love that it’s never over crowded and it’s super cute! We can be there for over three hours and never once are my boys bored, I’m sure they could probably spend the entire day there and have a blast. I’m excited to have his 3 yr old birthday party there.

This was an awesome and clean activity for my 22 month old grandson. The morning I was there there were other little boys and they had the most fun. They played together and separately for hours. The $ 11.00 entrance fee seems high but when you factor in you can stay for hours (and only left because I was starving) it’s a clean, safe and imaginative place for toddlers to explore and play. The only time I had my phone was to take pics of all the fun. I will definitely go back. And I’m telling friends with kids so they can go. Loved it.

My 3 year old LOVED this place and asks to be taken back. I’d recommend this place to any parent. I visited for the first time and I was very impressed. This place has lots of learning opportunities and is definitely a place to develop lots of vocabulary and social skills. I got there right before noon and it was already at capacity (56 is the magic number). I was told there would be a wait. My kiddo played with some stuff they had in the little waiting area. We didn’t have to wait long because a lot of people started leaving for what I imagine was lunch or maybe naps. The place is really taken care of and very clean. They have different activities with and outdoors theme. We spent about two in a half hours there and it still wasn’t enough for my kiddo. I definitely want to take her back. Only bad thing is that they’re open M-​F from 8 – 5. W they have something going from 5:30 — 8:30. Too bad I work during the day and it would be crazy trying to get there before it gets full on Wednesday evenings. Will save this for days off during the week though. It’s a special treat for sure! Put the phones away and enjoy with your children. $ 11 and includes a healthy snack.

Love this location too! We were regulars in Frisco & this one is even closer to our house. The camping theme is so cute & fun!
I love the size (get there early-​it fills up fast!) because you can see all of your kids no matter where they are. You don’t have to constantly chase them!
I can’t wait for the evening activities to start here! Frisco has such fun 5:00 — 8:00 pm events-​less crowded & great for after work!

The second Play Street Museum location in DFW, Play Street Plano with its «great outdoors» theme is a fun place to kill time with your little ones.
Similar to its sister location in Frisco, Play Street Plano is comprised of a collection of little play houses (in this case this includes a camp site, little RV, and boat along with other themed play houses) stocked with toys that allow your child to engage in imaginative play. There are also a few stations where your kiddo can color, play with a really cool styrofoamish molding compound (think of Play Doh minus the messy bits), explore more tactile sensations at a sand table, and color on a large chalkboard.
My kid stuck with the artsy activities so I didn’t spend a ton of time in the play house area. But just like the Frisco location, this is a very clean place and the ladies who were working were constantly cleaning up (an exercise in futility, as anyone with kids at home knows, but the gesture was appreciated).
Yes, at $ 11 per child it is pricey and yes, after 10 a.m. it got crowded and there were a number of moms/​kids waiting in the lobby. The $ 11 includes a token that can be exchanged for a snack for your kid. If you really want to get in right away and not have to wait, they open at 8 a.m.
I’d suggest to the owners some sort of monthly pass option; I would definitely come more than once or twice a month if a discount was offered for buying a monthly pass.
Worth checking out if you’ve never been.