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WhitneyAnne
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Visiting Scottsdale-things for kids
Hi everyone,
I will be in Scottsdale for a week in March, and although I am quite familiar with the area (we have been visiting for years), I never had a 1 1/2 yr old with me! Can you give me some ideas of things I can do with my daughter-children's museum, good parks/playgrounds? What is the temp usually mid March? Thanks! 
Re: Visiting Scottsdale-things for kids
it's normally probably about 75 ish in march
the zoo is close to scottsdale, phx children's museum is downtown, train park like pp said is really cool. also if it's a warm day, the zoo has a splash pad as well as a few of our outdoor malls we have here. the kids love those
Mesa has a kid's museum and it's cute. The last time I was there they had an area for monsters with puppets and black lights, and a whole thing on beads featuring the beads that cancer kids put together when they are doing their treatments. One side is a small place for kids to climb on.
The science museum in Mesa is near by to this and totally kid friendly. As an adult I found it interesting, too. They have gems, dinos, gold panning and other such stuff.
Amazing Jakes is in Mesa and from what I heard is a fun play place for kids.
Cracker Jax is in Scottsdale and is one of those family fun places with games, carts, and mini golf.
Sugar Bowl is in Old Scottsdale and is known for their ice cream.
If you don't have Cold Stone, that's a great ice cream place, too.
I'm sure there are other things I'm not thinking about, but hey... I don't have kids. heh...
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