A playground right next to baseball and multipurpose fields, with room for an older sibling to run.
A playground beside basketball and tennis courts, so a bigger kid can shoot hoops while a small one climbs.
A big park with a playground, basketball courts and bike trails.
A playground upgraded for inclusive, accessible play, with a picnic area and grill right beside it.
At the east-end entrance, a small playground and picnic shelters sit by an easy trail that works with a stroller.
A rural park where the playground sits next to ballfields and a trail.
Shaded slides, climbers and swings, with open ballfields beside them for older kids to run.
The playground is big and properly shaded, which counts for a lot in the summer heat, and there's lawn and ballfields around it to run on.
Pick up a scavenger hunt matched to your kid's age, from picture-only prompts for pre-readers to grade-school questions, and hunt through the restored rooms.
An indoor play area right by the food court, with cubbies where shoes come off.
Auto-belay walls kids can climb after an orientation on how to clip in.
A planetarium dome and an IMAX screen, with kids' dome shows on the schedule.
Arcade, indoor playground and a trampoline zone just for kids under 56 inches, plus a check system that matches each kid to their grown-up at the exit.
Bowling, laser tag, an arcade, escape rooms and a ropes course under one roof, so kids of different ages can split up.
Mini golf any age can play, with arcade, laser tag and go-karts for older kids. Laser tag is dark and the vests are heavy for under-fives.
Built for under-sixes: pretend-play rooms, Montessori-style toys and a sensory room, with you close by the whole time.
Bowling and a big arcade of old and new games under one roof, plus a bar.
Reconstructed Apalachee and Spanish buildings and a fort to walk through, so kids see how people lived here around 1700. Mostly outdoors.
Movie Batmobiles, pedal cars and well over a hundred unusual old cars indoors. It's for looking, not climbing in.
Wildlife and old houses to wander, plus a treetop course: the intro one takes kids from 41 inches, the big ones need 54. Wear closed-toe shoes.
Trampolines, climbing and ropes indoors, with height limits that vary by attraction.
