Port Discovery Museum Part III

We had such a fun time at the Port Discovery Museum in Baltimore that I had to share some of the pictures that weren't related to The Wizard of Oz.

 

Luke's favorite part by far was the giant climbing structure that went up all three floors in the middle of the museum. I didn't actually get a photo of that part, because I was trying to keep track of the kids. It was tough! But fun.
 

Scarlett's favorite was Tiny's Diner, a "realistic 50's style diner, kids can 'cook' and serve food to their parents while using their math skills to ring up orders at the cash register."

Luke served me a bowl full of fruit and Scarlett found some pie and waffles in the fridge.

Scarlett rung up my order.

 

Luke pretended to chat on his very first pay phone.

We played here for a good while before finally checking out other things. It was an awesome play space.

Next, we found Wonders of Water which was also a blast. We floated boats, connected pipes, washed windows, and even played music with water.

 

There was a lot of other stuff, too. I forgot to take pictures in the pretend convenience store where the kids used an ATM and pumped some gas! They pretended to drive a train and load it with cargo. They started to explore ancient Egypt but Scarlett thought it was too scary. We even took a break in The Oasis, where they painted rocks with water, put together a Mr. Potato Head, and relaxed with some crayons and books.

Port Discovery is a terrific children's museum, even for little ones like mine. They had a wonderful time.