KidZania USA, 2601 Preston Rd #3011, Frisco, TX 75034, United States
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KidZania USA - Featured Reviews (2901)
Had a great time! The kids loved being able to “be the grown ups” and we loved the interactions we had with the staff. As detectives, the kids had to interrogate random people to solve a case. One of the employees, Scott, was so sweet with the girls and made their experience even better!
Pro: Interesting and educative concept, teaching and showing kids about the different jobs.
Clean, good, safe environment with a good variety of activities, even if not all activities were opened.
Con: big waiting times, even if parents should not keep the lines for their children lots of them were not respecting the rules, some of the employees in some activities were visibly bored and tired of their work.
It is definitely worth visiting, but just brace yourself with patience or try to find days and slots less busy.
My 6 year old son was very excited to go, so I bought tickets. Then I read the reviews and wanted to cancel my tickets but they are non refundable. We went on a Tuesday (the week of Thanksgiving) when they first opened. We did not have to wait in line and walked right in. The attendant at the front briefly explained to us next steps. We decided to do the debit card instead of cash. It was a little dark in there and not many stations were open until about 30 minutes after opening, so that was a little frustrating. We did not have to wait long for any of the activities, and did about 4 in almost 2 hours. The concept is cute and nice and my son enjoyed himself. I don’t necessarily agree with parents having to pay since we do not get to participate or go in with our kids. It’s understandable not being able to go in so it’s not crowded. I think this place is geared more to ages 6+ but some activities little ones can do. Over all it was a good trip though. I wish some of the staff were a little more enthusiastic though
KidZania is an amazing experience for all ages. I’ve took my girls and their friends many times, and we’ve never regretted a visit. This is a great educational experience that keeps them engaged in learning about real-world jobs and responsibilities. The knowledge that they learn stays with them forever, as do the memories. Zank you KidZania, for being great!
The kids had a blast for Christmas Eve and they got the wonderland experience. Zupervisor Alina was their tour guide for the experience she did amazing. The lines were short so they were happy. We will definitely come again.
Wonderful experience my 8 year old and 5 year old loved it we like the concept of leaving the kids in the zones you can see them all the time. It's teaches spending and earning habits while having a good time. There also a toddler zone and great pizza and tacos to eat and desserts.
Highly recommended worth the price.
Such a neat concept! We had so much fun at Kidzania all day long. The only complaint we had was that we were not prepared for how it works, so we didn’t know the parents would be waiting outside each “job” all day long, that some jobs you had to pay for with your kid bucks or that the university would give them the opportunity to make more kidbucks. Overall, we can’t wait to go back, though.
This looks like a really cool place. We have an almost 4 year old and a 5 year old. My husband and I took them and didn't realize that the 3 year old wouldn't be able to play any of the games. A few things about this visit were upsetting.
First, we were never told that the youngest couldn't participate in the activities. We were just thankful that there was a discount. The other disappointing thing was that adults are charged the full price to go watch their kids play. In what world would a 40-year-old couple go to a play world unless they had kids? Why do places like this charge adults to go, but give discounts to young kids who would like to be there and then not let them participate in the activities? It doesn't make any sense to me.
We asked for a refund and were given it. I'm just sad that we had to deal with not only the disappointment from our kiddos for leaving, but also the wasted time we spent driving there, parking and only to realize only 1 of the 4 of is world have any fun for the nearly $80 we spent.
Now... all of that said, we will likely go back, but the charging adults thing still annoys me. I would never go to a place like this unless I had kids, so... my thought is parents should get in FREE as a way of thanking them for bringing their kids in the first place!
