Take your pick from 120 games inside and go-karts and golfing outside. There’s something for wee ones and thrill seekers at this expansive 26-acre play haven. Enjoy the school’s Intro Workshop or Open Fly open gym times to practice newly learned skills.ĬJ Barrymore’s Family Entertainment Center
Aerial classes are offered for ages 7-12. Take the pairing to the next level by learning traditional circus arts such as trapeze and acrobatics with your crew. The circus and family fun kind of go hand in hand. Turtle Cove Family Aquatic Center courtesy of Huron-Clinton Metroparks When You Want Seriously Good Times & SportsĬool off as you slide down one of two water slides, or watch while your kids race through the “sprayscape.” For something a little slower paced, try the lazy river. There’s plenty to do and see, but for younger ones, check out the water cannons and splash pads at Mount Elliott Park. Running along the east riverfront from Gabriel Richard Park to Joe Louis Arena, more than three miles of the RiverWalk are now complete. Step back in time at this unusual museum, which showcases vintage coin-operated machines, rare collectibles and other odds and ends.
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Take your pick from a newly revamped, free guided tour with chocolate samples (reservations required) or the self-guided tour. Sanders chocolates are a Detroit tradition that dates back to 1875. Sanders & Morley Candy Makers Factory Tour Since you’re in Detroit, be sure to try a scoop of Blue Moon when you get the chance. You’re little ones will loving getting to check off each place they’ve been to. We’ve created a checklist of all the must-visit ice cream places in metro Detroit. Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum by Bill Bowen When You Want to Explore Sites You’ll Only Find in The D
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