Play Street Museum - Allen

So much fun for my littlest! It's like a small city where they can be a doctor or work in a grocery store, etc. tons to explore for imaginative play. Highly recommended!

We signed up for the 4:30-6:00 time frame for our two kiddos. We've been to other play streets and we know that there is a 30 minute break between time slots to restore the place. When we arrived at 4:40 the place was a complete disaster. It appeared that other families were still there from the 2:30-4:00 since many families were getting their snack and leaving as we were arriving (it wouldn't make sense for someone to only spend 10 minutes and then leave). At other play streets the employee will continue restoring the toys while children are playing but this employee was not present and did not begin to do any clean up until 5:55. This was a very frustrating experience as our children were completely overwhelmed by the state of the place. We have been to this location for a morning time slot and had no issues but this experience has tainted my view of this location. We do not plan on returning and would not recommend this particular location since there are other much better managed locations nearby.

Phenomenal place to take kids! Just had my daughter's birthday here, and the staff was so helpful throughout the entire party. The place was very clean and organized, and there was no trash anywhere. The prices were great. We could bring our own food /decorations in for the party.I definitely would recommend this place for a birthday party or just to let you kids hang out and play for a while. Can't wait to bring my daughter back!

We finally made it to Play Street Museum. It was on my list wanting to stop by with our 4 year old boy. Im not sure if I was the only one having a hard time finding it. But since the sign was all white it was a little hard to detect from the street. So first of all my first impression when you enter the play center. It was very open, bright and welcoming. It is designed and arranged very child friendly to foster open play. In each area they have included manipulative (large blocks, magna tiles, legos) for fine motor. Also encouraging the children to include their structures in their pretend play. I also appreciate their concept of encouraging children to think outside of the box and build in their own creative way (such as on the wall, floor.. just be creative!)Another huge plus is the quality of toys they offer. Community playthings is well known among educators and famous for high quality, well build toys and furnitures that can withstand children playing a little rough but also let the children play freely and create their own imaginative world. I also love that they have table activities that fosters the children creativity from story telling, drawing and exploring a variety of fine motor activities. All in all, we loved this place! But since there are markers, scissors and other drawing materials available to children, I hope parents would pay more attention to their own child. As I have seen little toddlers running around with scissor or marker in their hand and dropping it on the floor. This is truly a place for you to come and be engaged with your child in their play (as there aren't many adult seating area). I loved spending 2 hours with our little one playing and exploring. I would recommend to come early as it gets crowded by 11am-12pm and the noise level goes up very fast (as some children are getting cranky as it's close to their nap/lunch time).Also each child gets a coin that they can redeem for a snack on their way out! Love it! 5 stars all the way!

My Daughter has been telling about Play Street. So I looked them up and found one right here in Allen, yay! This place is amazing! It's every kids dream play "room". So many adventures to be had. After I started sending her pics of him playing at different stations, she noticed it was different than the one closer to them. How awesome is that?! Each Play Station has its own theme, of sorts or for the most part! My Grandson is a Train Table junkie, he has a Train Table at each Grandparents Hines as well as his home. But, THIS Train Table is massive compared to ours! He had so much fun with the trains, on our first visit, he stayed there for hours! We've since been several times now, so he's ventured out to check out the other modes of transportation and jobs that transport for the most part.The staff their is awesome, they are constantly picking up and cleaning as the kids are playing in different areas away from where they are picking up, so as not to disturb their play... They even keep the bathrooms immaculate! Additionally, they offer a craft, pertaining to the season, you can do at a slight cost. But there are crayons, markers and colored pencils to just be creative with as well...They also have a bonus to help us when it's time to go You are given a token to use as a "it's time to go, so let's turn in our token for a treat"card! It works like a charm every time. AND they even have GF treats, yay!Needless to say Play Street is our go to for some awesome transportation/creative fun

We brought my granddaughter to this Play Street and were very impressed. The place was spotless and the two young ladies on duty never stopped working to keep each play area organized and useable. Emory was especially sweet, encouraging my shy granddaughter to participate with making "slime." Thank you, Emory! Highly recommend this place.

This is a cute place. It's travel themed with an airplane, bus, etc. They even have a food truck with fake food to make little plates of meals. The place is kept very clean. However, toys aren't cleaned up ever hour as expected. But maybe that's because there were only 5 kids playing when we were there. If you go during the week around 1 pm it's not very busy. Definitely a fun little place to check out if you're looking for something to do with your little one during the day.

My son totally loves this location! It has everything a boy would like! A huge train table, kid size pretend airplane, kid sized tram, trucks, and buses.. The seating is a little limited, but that's more of a reason to join in on the pretend play fun! There are play structures as well: a travel agency, cafe, and house. We can spend a half day here just playing, usually we leave because he gets hungry! The facility is clean and well kept. The staff circulate to pick up and clean toys. There is an activity station set up with guessing games, books, and take home art activities for the kiddos to complete. The picnic tables are equipped with arts and crafts materials for the crafty type. This place is fun with a capital F! Be sure to get here early as there is usually a wait after 9am especially when school is out.

First thing you experience as you enter is the staff greeting you nicely. They have set up a little play area while you pay. Once inside they have an airplane and tsa... little houses and a cupcake shop and so much more to play. When leaving you get to pick a snack. It's a great time for the kiddos but beware, it gets really busy and can be overwhelming for the parents.

The Play Street Museum in Allen is amazing! We have been there countless times and even had my daughter's 3rd birthday party there. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful to every one of our guests and especially kind to my daughter to make it the best day ever for her. This is the best play place for 2-5-year-olds, it's safe, interactive and so much fun for them! I can't wait to go back.