The Glazer Children's Museum is a big touch and feel museum for kids up to age 10. We had never really looked into it but decided to try it out when our friends told us about a deal to get a yearly family pass for less than it would cost us to go 1 time. We jumped on the deal and headed to downtown Tampa on Saturday to visit for the first time. I think a ton of the people there had gotten the same deal on Living Social and it was super crowded... probably because it was the first weekend after the deal ran. Blake was totally overwhelmed with all the people and all the different things to look at and touch. Sadly, a lot of the exhibits there are geared toward older kids but there were quite a few things that interested him as well. His favorite spots were the pretend sub shop and the big magnet board. Of course these were near the end of our trip and we were worn out and forgot to take pics. I'll have to take some next time we go.
They had a huge water table that took up a big part of the first floor. Sadly Blake was too short for it but at least he could see some of it with the step stool.
You put the ball in the hole and it goes down this long track which is pretty cool.
This is Blake driving the tugboat. You could make the engine start and honk the horn.
This lever made some lights come on.
Captain of the ship!
The wall of balls.
If you beat the foam mallet thing on the end of the tubes they made sounds.
First ball pit. They had an age limit but the crazy kids still found their way in.
We found some books on big construction equipment and he thought they were really cool.
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