For everyone's safety, Kidcity does not allow strollers within the exhibits and hallways of the museum. If you bring a stroller, you may park it in our coatroom.

Kidcity's Rules:

Kidcity has three rules for all visitors.

1. Use caution on stairs, ladders, slides and areas with low-ceilings.
2. Do not allow food, gum or drink in the museum (except within the party room for scheduled parties).
3. Kids and their grown-ups must be in the same room at all times.

   Also, please be aware that the top two building levels at Kidcity are for all ages, but the basement level (the Toddler Sea Caves) is restricted to children ages 3 and younger.

Kidcity's Expansion:

Over the past three years, Kidcity has been constructing a $3.2 million expansion project, and there are some exhibit areas which are not yet complete. Please call the museum, at (860) 347-0495, for the most current information about open exhibits.

Where to Eat & Things to Do:

Kidcity does not sell food or have a dining area. However, we are located a few steps from historic Main Street, Middletown, and there are nearly 30 places to eat within a few blocks. Menus are available at the front desk, or you can view the possibilities on our list of places to eat and things to do.

Access for People With Disabilities:

Kidcity has an elevator which serves all levels of the museum, and there are handicapped-accessible rest rooms throughout the building. Our exhibits are sized for children ages 8 and younger, and may not be appropriate or safe for older children.

Payment methods:

Kidcity accepts cash, checks, Visa and Mastercard

Gift Certificates:

By calling or visiting the museum, you may purchase one-visit passes that may be used as gifts. We also offer memberships as gifts.

Book Shop:

Kidcity has a small children's book shop and also offers Kidcity t-shirts ($5) and sweatshirts ($7) for sale.

Crowds:

Kidcity does sometimes get crowded (about a dozen days per year), and at those times, we reserve the right to limit the number of families who enter the museum. Generally, our concern is that each visitor have the room to enjoy their play. At those times, we keep a list of waiting families, and admit them in the order they arrived.