And he says that when kids see it? They understand it. He says of his creation that it has no profound meaning – he just likes it. It is now 60 tons of junk wrapped around and among trees and greenery. He started building the creation in 1988, when he was in his 20’s, adding to it throughout the years. The store is a delight to all your senses, from the unique decor to the vibrant colors of candy packaging, to the mouthwatering aroma of spun sugar, you and your kids will feel like… well, kids in a candy shop!ġ0 – Cathedral of Junk is an art installation built by Austin local, Vince Hannemann, in the backyard of his unassuming house in south Austin. Ha!ĩ – Big Top Candy Shop bills itself as “the most amazing candy shop the world has ever known.” Located on South Congress, it is adorned with antique circus memorabilia, a fully-functioning old-fashioned soda fountain and ice cream case, and stocked with candies from all around the world. I say this is for “almost all ages” because they don’t list a minimum age, but I would suggest it for slightly older kids, around 10 or 11 years old, all the way up to the elderly. Offering console stations with curved 4K monitors in one area to table groups with 24” monitors for competitive play and 27” monitors for a more cinematic experience. My Coding Place is located on Far West Blvd., and also offers classes at the Lakeway Activity Center.Ĩ – eSports Cave is an almost-all-ages gaming center with state-of-the-art equipment to give customers an immersive gaming experience. Currently offering virtual or in-studio camps, although their in-studio options are operating at reduced capacity (max of 10 students) for COVID precautions. The camp runs through August 13.Ħ – ZACH Theater is offering in-person theater camps that help kids find courage, creativity, and connection at both its downtown and its north locations, although they are running at reduced capacity and are enforcing social distancing to exceed the guidelines set forth by the CDC and Austin Public Health.ħ – My Coding Place offers STEM, chess, and coding classes, workshops, and camps for kids 7-18, as well as for adults. In-person summer camp is currently in session and accepting registrations. In operation since 1993, Fantastic Magic Camp has camps year-round and is available to kids 6-12. They ask that customers 10 and older continue physical distancing and wearing a mask that covers their mouth and nose, unless fully vaccinated.ĥ – Fantastic Magic Camp teaches life skills and confidence through magic, juggling, and puppets. All exhibits are currently re-opened, although – to eliminate the need for 3D glasses, as a precaution for COVID – they are showing standard format movies in their theater.Ĥ – Austin Ninja is an American Ninja Warriors Obstacle Course facility with two Austin locations, offering classes, private parties, and open gym hours (open gym is currently available only at the Cedar Park location). The Rowdy Axe Company is a travelling axe-throwing company located in Liberty Hill, but will travel to your venue.ģ – The Science Mill is a museum and hands-on activities center all in one, with 50+ exhibits, summer camps, and an immersive STEM learning experience for all ages.
There are a few places in Austin – Class Axe Throwing is open to those aged 12+, but if you’re looking for an adults-only experience, Urban Axe is 21+.
Masks are optional, but they continue their multiple-times-daily Covid cleanings.Ģ – Axe throwing is growing in popularity and can be a fun, different type of outing. You can always still visit their Northcross location, too.
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Chaparral Ice has two NHL-sized sheets of ice located in the 240,000+ square foot multi-sports complex, and offers public ice skating, Try Hockey for Free events for your little Wayne Gretzky wanna-be’s, and figure skating lessons. Indoor Funįrom amusement centers to museums and camps for every interest, here are the best indoor attractions to hit this summer.ġ – Go ice skating at Chaparral Ice’s newest location at The Crossover, located in Leander. Unsolved Problems for the 21st Century 37.And, as cliché as it is to say so, you’ll see in this list that there truly is something for everyone here in Austin.
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