homeThe front entrance has a large world map with pins showing the visitors they've had from different states and countries; that was neat to see! Access is free to individuals with special needs and only $10 for family and friends with them. ($15 if you're not with someone who has special needs.)
They limit the number of guests (not sure what that number is) per day so it isn't overly crowded and over-stimulating. It was so nice to walk around and not be overwhelmed by crowds (and the heat probably kept a lot of people away!) They also give each guest a wristband locator. If you lose someone in your party you can go to any of the location stations, scan your wristband, and it will show you where everyone in your party is located.
I also like that there are giant sun shades over a majority of the park - especially the playground area. While it was still very hot (August in Texas!) it was nice that the sun wasn't beating directly down on us walking around. The kids really liked the playground area and probably would've stayed there all day if it weren't for us parents who kept pulling them away to go check out other areas of the park!
We spent our day there with Playette's family; I love that our kids are going to grow up together at these conventions!
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