How much does National Videogame Museum cost for a family?

The current KidPaths family-of-four estimate is $48 (adults $14, kids 3-12 $10, under 3 free). Prices and included activities can change, so confirm current rates with the venue before visiting.

How long should families plan at National Videogame Museum?

Plan for about 1.5-2.5 hours. Your visit may be shorter or longer depending on your children's ages, crowds, and the activities available that day.

What ages is National Videogame Museum best for?

KidPaths marks National Videogame Museum as a fit for younger children, school-age children, tweens, teens. Check current age, height, or supervision rules for any ticketed activity before you go.

Is National Videogame Museum stroller-friendly?

National Videogame Museum is marked stroller-friendly. Confirm any route or exhibit restrictions with the venue if stroller access is essential to your visit.

Is National Videogame Museum indoors or outdoors?

National Videogame Museum is an indoor venue. Check the forecast and the venue's current operating notices before setting out from Dallas.

National Videogame Museum

Name: National Videogame Museum
Address: 8004 Dallas Pkwy Suite 300, Dallas, TX, 75034, US
Telephone: +1 972-668-8400
Rating: 4.5

Rating

4.5(2,100)

Family of 4

$48 (adults $14, kids 3-12 $10, under 3 free)

Duration

1.5-2.5 hours

Best Ages

6-16 years

About

National Videogame Museum is a museum in Dallas. The recommended fit is 6-16 years. Go when kids can slow down and look. The life-size Pac-Man and giant playable Game Boy are Instagram magnets. Parents enjoy the nostalgia of their own childhood consoles.

A typical visit lasts 1.5-2.5 hours. For a family of four, the planning estimate is $48 (adults $14, kids 3-12 $10, under 3 free).

Timing guidance: Weekday afternoons for shortest lines at playable exhibits. Nearby food guidance: Multiple restaurants at Stonebriar Centre mall nearby. Fast-casual options on Dallas Parkway.

Everything is playable, so budget extra time. Great rainy day option in Frisco. Parents love the nostalgia factor as much as kids love the games. Check for special tournament events.