







Museum Hours
If we reach capacity, we may pause guest entry for a short period of time.
MONDAY:
CLOSED
TUESDAY-FRIDAY:
9 AM – 4:30 PM
SATURDAY:
9 AM – 5 PM
SUNDAY:
Noon – 5 PM
Last entry 30 minutes prior to close.
Creation Station will close 30 minutes prior to museum close.
Cafe and Market will close 15 minutes prior to museum close.
Visit the Hours & Admissions page for holiday hours and exhibit closing times.
Location
Admission
- Members: FREE
- Children ages 0-1: FREE
- Children ages 2-15: $16
- Adults ages 16 and over: $16
Visit the Hours & Admissions page for information on admission discounts.
A Wonderscope visit makes a great gift! Click here for info on Gift Admission Passes and Memberships.
Upcoming Events
Wonderscope
The Regnier Family Wonderscope Children’s Museum of Kansas City
The region’s only accessible, non-profit children’s museum dedicated to providing STEAM – Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math – educational experiences for young children and their families. Wonderscope features 30,000 square feet of indoor exploration and 1/2 acre of year-round outdoor adventure, all with a unique Kansas City theme. The museum is easily accessible via public transportation and major roadways.
Become a Member
A Wonderscope membership gives you an opportunity to save money and enjoy unlimited Wonderscope visits. Family memberships start at just $150. Buy or renew your membership online today!
You or someone you know may qualify for a $10 membership through our donor-supported Wonder Fund. Learn more.
Wonder News

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Summer Wonder Camp Enrollment is OPEN
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Cummins STEAM Day Initiative
Wonderscope is excited to announce that we have been selected as one of only 20 children’s museums nationwide to participate in a STEAM education initiative,

Map of Exhibits