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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thank you for your kind words.  Given our visit, it means a lot.
It is very chaotic and really has the every person for themselves feeling.
Several other people have mentioned in the posts and it is true, you walk into a small entrance way and have to walk down a flight of stairs.  You come to a small window where you pay.  There is a mess of coats and bags and stuff everywhere.  Anyone with a stroller leaves it unattended at the top of the stairs.  Any passerby or patron could swipe it.
We have tolerance for many things, but stealing is just not one of them.  
It is disorganized and the saddest part is that the people within just do not seem to care.  I guess they figure they will find enough people who are ok with this chaos to be their repeat visitors.  We will surely go elsewhere.  we just do not know of other places like this in the vicinity that offer this "hands on " experience.  And for my son it is so important to his development.[/quote]

I'm sorry for your experience. I haven't been to the Playseum and likely won't go, but I did want to let you know of a possible alternative - Funfit in Derwood. We went there for an open gym once, and they have an arts and crafts room that was very laid-back (when we were there, they brought out some supplies and let the kids do whatever, stickers and crayons and glue stuff). They also have a toy area and a soft exercise area with mats and balls and hoops and big blocks. It sounds like the sort of place that would appeal to your son, in that it has hands-on activities combined with more "play/exercise" type stuff. Plus the woman running it was very nice.[/quote]

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