Indianapolis Children's Museum

We absolutely loved the Indianapolis Children's Museum, and it is HUGE!  We packed a lot of fun into the 3 hours we spent there.  The only negative thing was the number of other people who were also enjoying the museum.  It took us a while to find an exhibit where there was room to play.  We spent a lot of time in the Dino-Sphere, where the kids got to dig for dinosaur bones, dress up like dinosaurs, and check out a number of dino skeletons.

Road Trip! The First Leg

Last Friday, I climbed in the car with my traveling buddies, and we took a 3 day road trip to visit the Indianapolis Children's Museum (The biggest in the world), The Louisville Zoo, and Caribbean Cove Indoor Waterpark.  We had 3 hours of driving between us and the Children's Museum, and within 20 minutes, someone had to go potty.  Not a problem, when traveling with a 2, 4, and 6 year old, this is bound to happen.  We got back on the road, and were actually able to get an hour and a half of driving under our belts before the kids started to get restless.  We took a pit stop at Grissom Air Museum (Just south of Peru, IN).  It was closed, but we were still able to run around in the grass, and check one of their planes.  The last hour of driving took 2 hours, mostly because I am too cheap to buy a GPS.  Luckily, the kids had packed nearly all of their toys, so they had plenty to do to keep them occupied.  We made it to the museum with a few hours left before they closed, and we had an absolute blast.  The kids had so much fun, they forgot all about the 4 hours we spent driving.