Glazer Children's Museum Tickets

It takes most people about 2-3 hours to do everything in the Glazer Children's Museum. You can easily see the entire museum in a couple of hours, but it's best to let the kids play on their own agenda and not rush. They'll have a great time, and will probably ask to go back!

The best time to visit the Glazer Children's Museum is in the morning before the crowds and groups of school children arrive. If you can get there early when it opens, you will have more chances to experience the exhibits all to yourself. Try to go in the week, if you can. Weekends and school holidays can be busy.

Children get to play with purpose at the Glazer Children’s Museum, Tampa’s interactive, learning laboratory! Let the kids loose to discover and connect to the world around them in ways that will help them to develop as lifelong learners and leaders.

There is also a frequently changing schedule of activities to participate in, including year-round camps and special events such as storytime and puppet shows.

So you've booked your Glazer Children's Museum tickets, and now you're wondering how to chauffeur your little ones there. It's located a one-minute walk from the Tampa Museum of Art. Accessible parking can be found in the pay-by-the-hour William F. Poe garage adjacent to the museum.

There is a small cafe inside the Glazer Children's Museum, which serves snacks and coffee. You can also bring your own food and snacks inside – there's no problem here if you have little hungry mouths to feed.