Free or Cheap Indoor Play for Toddlers?

The Tubes at Irving Bible Church (FREE)
http://www.irvingbible.org/index.php?id=1516#c5969

Frontiers of Flight Museum (Adults: $8, under 3: FREE)
http://www.flightmuseum.com/index.htm
They have a Jay Jay play area but not sure it's worth the price for such little one.s

Interurban Railway Museum (FREE but accepts donations)
Story time is on Fridays at 10:30
http://www.plano.gov/Departments/ParksAndRecreation/Recen...

Owens Farm (this one is outdoors and it's closed until March but so much fun to feed the animals!)
http://www.bobevans.com/ourfarms/springcreekfarm/admissio...

Fritz Petting Farm (this one is outdoors and only open June and July) FREE
http://www.cityofirving.org/parks-and-recreation/faciliti...

Interskate (Mom and Tot on Wednesday mornings) $3 admission
http://www.interskate.info/home.cfm?page=3

I've also heard good things about Paradise Pond and Thunderbird Stroller Skate but have been to neither personally.

http://www.fbcgrapevine.com/groups/children/paradise-pond/

http://www.thunderbirdskatecenter.com/strollerskate.php

Have fun!!

Paradise Pond in Grapevine is a great place for kids of all ages and was mentioned in a previous post and it is only $1 and we always have a great time and usually is not crowded.

It's been awhile since I've been in a playgroup but we used to go to those indoor mall play areas. Stonebriar had a nice one. Vista Ridge mall had one too.

We used to meet in the mall at one of the play areas. Early and during the week when it is fairly quiet.

I'm a fan of the mall play areas. The earlier the better. Find out what time the mall you choose opens up for the mall walkers. It's free!

HI,
I have see many Mcdonalds that have the play area for the kids .There is also a play area in Valley View mall that kids would luv a park is also nice but I think It's too cold .good luck

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