Vibrant indoor children museum play space with interactive learning activities
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Port Discovery Children's Museum: 4-Story SkyClimber, Water Play & Toddler Sensory Labs

Visit on your scheduleNov 1 – Feb 28 · 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM · Tue–Fri 9:30 AM–3:00 PM; Sat 10:00 AM–5:00 PM; Sun 11:00 AM–5:00 PM; Closed Mondays (except winter school holidays); advance online tickets recommended

Port Discovery Children's Museum35 Market Pl, Baltimore, MD 21202 · 0.3 mi approx. from BaltimoreDirections

Designed for ages 0–10; dedicated Tot Orchard and sensory rooms for infants & toddlers (ages 0–3); SkyClimber suitable for ages 4+

From $24General admission (ages 1 and older) $23.95; Children under 1 Free; Museum members Free; $2 Community Days offered monthly

About this adventure

Recognized as one of the nation's premier children's museums, Port Discovery in downtown Baltimore transforms chilly winter days into active, multi-sensory physical adventures. At the heart of the atrium rises the SkyClimber, a four-story netted climbing labyrinth featuring twisting rope bridges, observation turrets, and an exhilarating corkscrew slide. Water-loving children flock to Wonders of Water to race stream boats, explore bubble tubes, and manipulate water currents. For infants and toddlers (ages 0–3), The Tot Orchard offers an enclosed, cushioned sensory haven with soft crawl hills, farm-to-table play bins, board books, and private nursing nooks. Further exhibits include a full-size kid-powered grocery store, retro 1950s diner, and sensory-friendly quiet break spaces equipped with calming weighted blankets and visual cue cards. Full elevator access and stroller parking are available on all floors.

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