These places are more than kid friendly. Here kids can learn about science and technology, play with tons of Lego pieces or plunge in the American dream of sludge and other weird things that kids probably appreciate more than you do. In any case they will have fun!
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Cartoon Network TV channel was launched in 1992 to entertain kids whole day long with classics like Dexter's Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, or Cow and Chicken. Their first and only amusement hotel has just opened in 2020, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It's located right outside of Lancaster and from the moment …
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The Hotel Del Juguete, or Toy Hotel in English, is located in Ibi, Alicante. It is a concept hotel where the focus is on providing all the amenities for family travel and an endless playground for the kids. There are many toy factories located in and around Ibi (Onil and …
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If only you could lay on a LEGO bed and be served by a LEGO staff member, looking something like the LEGO Batman Movie. Of course, LEGO bricks as bedding would not be exceptionally comfortable, so the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort Hotel opts instead for luxury bedding but with a strong …
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When you stay at the Efteling Hotel you stay in a real fairytale castle. Feel like a prince or princess with unlimited access to the Efteling Theme Park. This means you can have special early access, free parking, and seats at the Raveleijn show where, in a 20-minute spectacle with …
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Home to iconic cartoon characters such as Dora the Explorer and Spongebob Squarepants, Nickelodeon has a long history of entertaining children via TV. Now the little tykes have the chance to enter the wacky world of Nickelodeon for real at their Resort in Florida which is billed as a place …
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The Atomium is a singular building in the European capital of Brussels. It is a museum, exhibition space, and viewing gallery. It is constructed of enormous spheres connected by futuristic walkways using plastics, steel, and glass. The experience of moving through this novel space is like moving through a new …
