Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for Harbor House families — sample details for this demonstration museum.
Most families spend 2–3 hours. Each world takes about 40–50 minutes, and the Adventure Planner can build a route that fits your time.
Ages 1–12, with different worlds shining for different ages — Ocean Explorers and Little Builders City are toddler favorites, while Adventure Island suits older kids.
Yes — the Harbor Café terrace (sample) welcomes packed lunches, and snacks are available on site.
Yes: step-free access everywhere, sensory kits, a quiet room, and sensory-friendly mornings. See our Accessibility page for the full list.
In our sample pricing, yes — adults are $12 and children $14, under-1s free. Members enter free. (Demonstration prices only.) See Tickets.
Absolutely — six themes, a dedicated party room and host. Try the Birthday Party Machine on our Birthdays page to build a sample party plan.
A free on-device adventure: earn a badge in each of the six worlds. Collect all six for the Grand Finale celebration and a Super Explorer certificate. No account needed — progress stays on your device.
Yes — the Harbor Café (sample) serves kids' meals, snacks and grown-up coffee, with allergy-aware options clearly labeled. Packed lunches are welcome on the café terrace.
Yes! Strollers are welcome throughout Harbor House, with stroller parking at the welcome desk when you want to explore hands-free. Everything is step-free, with an elevator to all floors.
Free sample parking is available on Harbor Lane right outside the museum, including accessible spaces close to the entrance. A drop-off loop at the front door makes arrivals easy on rainy days. More on Plan My Visit.
Yes — school groups, homeschool crews and scout troops are welcome. See our Field Trips page for sample programs, prices and how to plan a group adventure.
Check Lost & Found at the welcome desk — we keep found items for 30 days (sample). Labeling water bottles, hats and loveys with a name helps them find their way home fast.
Restrooms are on the ground floor beside the welcome desk, and on the second floor next to the quiet room. There are family restrooms on both floors, and every restroom has a baby changing table (sample).
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