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Madison Children's Museum – Capitol

Admission to Children’s Museum for Four in February or March (Up to 56% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Three-floor museum full of hands-on activities for kids 12 and under such as painting stations, treehouses, and a rooftop garden

The Fine Print

  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Valid only for option purchased. Valid for general admission only. February admission valid from 2/1 to expiration; March admission valid 3/1 to expiration.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Children's museums keep kids out of regular museums, where they could knock over antiquities or see a bathing lady for the first time. Use your outdoor voice indoors with this Groupon.

$14 for Admission for Four (Up to $31.80 Value)

Patrons choose February or March admission. Children under 12 months receive free admission.

Madison Children's Museum

Across the three floors of the award-winning Madison Children's Museum, youngsters up to 12 years old explore, learn, and most importantly, have fun, in a variety of interactive environments. The littlest visitors can wander through the Wildernest, a rustic play-space built almost entirely from natural materials and sustainably harvested hardwoods. Toddlers climb into the raised treehouse or take temporary residence in a mini-village of activity huts made from straw and mud. Suspended above the Wildernest is the Bone Ridge, an elevated walkway designed to resemble the vertebrae of a large animal, perhaps a sea serpent or a giant's pet snake. Afterwards, visitors can refuel with a snack at The Roman Candle Sparkler, and maybe even dessert at Pie in the Sky Diner, all while a fiberglass statue of museum mascot Gertrude the Cow hangs from the ceiling and keeps watch.

The apex of MCM, the Rooftop Ramble stands tall above a sweeping view of the Madison skyline, filling visions with a bird's eye view of the city as well as the museum itself. This outdoor garden can be enjoyed by a wide age-range: adults sip cocktails among fluttering chickens and homing pigeons during private events–from weddings to family reunions and Flat Earth Society meetings–and older kids discover the wonders of the greenhouse and live-animal terrariums.

Madison Children's Museum is also a popular destination for birthday parties, which are thrown by planners affectionately dubbed "Funstigators." The team makes each celebration unforgettable by taking care of all the essential party details, from providing the cake to adding a special theme, such as dinosaurs, artists, or mortgages. Regardless of the reason for visiting, families can start off their journey conveniently with onsite parking for cars and strollers.

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Madison Children's Museum

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    Capitol

    100 N. Hamilton Street
    Madison, Wisconsin 53703
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  • For questions, contact Madison Children's Museum by email at ssosa@madisonchildrensmuseum.org or call 608-354-0149