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Play Street Museum Lake Highlands

Lake Highlands uses a miniature downtown setting for pretend play, including a trolley, pizzeria and craft station. It offers weekday play sessions, while weekends are reserved for bookable special events and private parties. A party rental is not an individual public-play ticket.

What to expect

Pretend-play children’s museum

  • Downtown-themed exhibits include a pretend trolley and miniature pizzeria.
  • A craft station complements the imaginative-play exhibits.
  • The operator lists a changing station, Wi-Fi and nearby free street and garage parking.

Admission and family costs

The operator publishes $15 per child ages 1–8 for regular admission. Special-event prices and sibling eligibility should be checked in the selected booking.

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General visitor information was checked November 3, 2026. These prices and access rules are separate from the dated November 7–8 calendar research. Check the operator’s booking page for the day you want.

Before you go

  • Reserve ahead to secure a session; walk-ins depend on space.
  • Parents or guardians stay and supervise; this is not drop-off childcare.
  • Leave strollers in the waiting area and keep food outside the play area.
  • Check whether a weekend listing is a public special event or a whole-venue birthday rental.

November 7–8 schedule snapshot

The following sessions and ticket notes come from the edition checked November 2, 2026. They are not a new availability check.

Saturday, November 7
No public session listed · Date checked
Sunday, November 8
No public session listed · Date checked
Original edition price note
No public ticket for either date.

Compare the dated weekend listing →

Sources and checks

Visitor details checked November 3, 2026. This profile summarizes the linked sources; it is not a first-hand visit review. The operator’s current terms and checkout apply.

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