Crayola Experience Plano

Great place for kids. My boys enjoyed making their own crayons. They enjoyed watching a crayon turn into a race car and also do some dip project using two crayons. There is two playground areas one for toddlers and another for ages 5 and up. We got wrist bands and went to grab some lunch and then came back for some more fun. I would definitely bring my boys back.

Took our grandkids ages 3 and 5 and they loved it. Make sure you look at their special offers. My husband got a free annual pass for being in law enforcement and got the rest of us in at 20% off. They loved making their own custom crayons and drip art. We got the $10.00 boost package which came with a souvenir cup, popcorn and two additional tokens. The indoor play area was awesome and got some excess energy burned off. We spent 3 hours and didn’t do all the stations. Definitely geared for smaller children and they can’t wait to go back!

Had an amazing time with my niece! We explored the history of Crayola, enjoyed painting and coloring, and had a blast playing games. This place is a must-visit with kids—so many fun activities and great memories to cherish!

6 reasons we love to come to the Crayola Experience. 1. The amount of things there are to do there. a. Some of the things to do there are, melt crayons into things, make your own crayon label, make your own funny face from a picture of you, kaleidoscope video of yourself. 2. It is Dallas! (where all our family lives) 3. Fun for young kids 4. It is the first place you see when you walk into the mall from the parking garage 5. The things you can do without waiting. 6. A bunch more I don’t want to list because I can’t think of them off the top of my head as I am typing this and I don’t want to waste my time thinking. EXTRA INFO. Just be aware that field trips take place here and fill up the venue.

Not worth the money. Poorly staffed, and overpriced for what it is. $65 for two parents and a five year old. (The baby was free), and this was apparently cheaper than normal since we were a later in the day admission. The small play area in the back was the biggest hit and you can get that elsewhere for less. Slow lines - long waits for mediocre activities, and no real baby area, although there is a very small toddler area for more independent walkers/climbers. I was hoping for much more interactive activities and this was barely arts and crafts. To be fair, my daughter did enjoy herself, but I would not go back.