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How Does a Visit to CAMP Work?

How Does CAMP Work?

Book tickets online for one of our immersive experiences at any of our 11 US locations. Arrive about 15 minutes before your time slot, then step through the Magic Door into a fully built world — right now featuring Bluey, Gabby's Dollhouse, PAW Patrol, and Peppa Pig. You can also add on hands-on activities like slime, crafts, and splatter art. Most families spend 1.5 to 2 hours total.

That's the typical first visit. Returning families often come back for a favorite activity, to explore a new themed world, or to catch one of our pop-up events — like character meet-and-greets and seasonal activities.

Step 1: Book Your Tickets

Tickets are available online and at the door, but walk-in availability is limited — especially on weekends and school holidays. Buying in advance is the safest bet, and early bookings often get the best price. Pricing varies by location and day of the week; weekends run higher than weekdays.

Your ticket covers entry to the themed experience. Activities like the Slime Bar, Maker Studio, and Splatter Room are add-ons. You can bundle them at a discounted rate during online checkout.

Step 2: Arrive and Explore the Store

Walk into CAMP and you’re in the store — a curated mix of toys, books, games, and gifts. No ticket required to browse. It’s a good place to get your bearings, let the kids take in the space, and pick up a souvenir.

Step 3: Step Through the Magic Door

At your entry time, a CAMP Counselor welcomes your family and guides you through the Magic Door. What’s on the other side is a fully built world designed around the current experience. Inside, families explore themed rooms, play guided games, take on creative challenges, and jump into hands-on activities together. Every Magic Door experience is a limited-time theme, built exclusively for CAMP, and designed for kids and grown-ups to enjoy side by side.

Step 4: Enjoy the Slime Bar & Other Add-on Activities

Add-on activities can happen before or after your experience. CAMP Counselors lead every session. Here’s what’s available:

Step 5: Shop the Store

Before you head out, browse the merchandise, games, plush, and gifts. It’s where kids spend birthday money and parents find things they actually want to give.

What Do Tickets Cost?

Pricing varies by location and day. Weekday tickets start lower; weekends run higher. Current starting prices*:

Prices vary based on demand. Book early for the best available rate.

*Prices subject to change at any time. Last updated April 6th, 2026.

CAMP Locations

CAMP has 11 locations across the US. Every location has an immersive experience, a Slime Bar, a Maker Studio, and a store. Select locations have additional activities — see each location page for details.

Other Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need to buy tickets in advance?

A: Tickets are available online and at the door, but walk-in spots are limited — especially on weekends and school holidays. Buying in advance also tends to get you a better price.

Q: Is the toy store free to enter?

A: Yes. The store at every CAMP location is open to all guests at no charge. Tickets are required only for the themed experience and ticketed activities.

Q: Are activities included with the ticket?

A: The themed experience is included with your ticket. Activities like the Slime Bar, Maker Studio, and Splatter Room are add-ons. You can bundle them at a discount during online checkout or purchase them on the day of your visit.

Q: Can adults attend without kids?

A: CAMP is designed as a family experience. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and the space is built around families with kids ages 2–10.

Q: What if my child is nervous about the themed world?

A: CAMP Counselors are trained to meet kids where they are. There’s no pressure to go through any specific part of the space. Most kids warm up quickly — and if not, there are plenty of activities outside the themed world.