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The grocery store they had in this place puts to shame any children's museum grocery store I have seen. It was huge, and it had all the different departments for the kids to pretend to be a baker, butcher, produce person, etc... And the registers were really fun. The belts worked just like in a real store, and everything had a bar code and actually rung up. After everything was rung up it totaled out and printed receipts and everything, just like at the real store. The kids thought they were so cool. Mayson's favorite was the fairy tale land, that had princess stuff, play areas out of tons of different fairy tales, magic things, pirate ships and so much more. This is not even half of the stuff on the main floor. We were only upstairs long enough to look and see what was there, because we ran out of time and had to go pick up Larry. But, they had a huge toy museum, and a huge room to play with classic toys like slinkys and hula hoops... they even had an Atari set up that Kaleb thought was neat. If we ended up in Rochester, we would definitely have to get ourselves a membership there. The kids absolutely loved it!! Asher was in sensory overload the whole time. He was smiling and kicking his legs and waving his arms around as he rode around in the stroller. As you can see, Asher's shirt is soaked. He has his first tooth coming through on the bottom and has slobber everywhere. You can see though he is trying to take advantage of being toothless as long as possible... he sucks his little bottom lip in to look like a gummer!!