The DoSeum is one of the top kids museums in San Antonio. It’s purely interactive, which means you won’t have to worry about your child getting their little fingerprints on priceless artifacts. Their exhibits and programs are for a wide range of ages up to 10 years old.


The DoSeum Hours of Operation

• Monday-Saturday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
• Sunday: 12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.

Address: 2800 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78209
Phone: 1 (210) 212-4453
Exhibits at the DoSeumBefore you step foot in the DoSeum, download the Scavenger Hunt from the DoSeum site. You and your little one will check off all that you see, hear, and touch as you explore each exhibit.


Stop at the Little Town exhibit that features kiddie-sized businesses for your child to role-play adulthood.
If your child’s a fan of sounds and light, they’ll love playing DJ or bouncing lasers off mirrors at the Sensation Studios exhibition. Even more, there’s a playground of words for kids to build characters and write their own stories. The Imagine It! exhibition was built to spark a love of reading and writing in the next generation.


Their new summer exhibition, Earth Matters, is open until September 5th, 2022. It’s an immersive environmental exhibit that teaches about climate change and carbon emissions and their impact on the earth’s biodiversity.


These are just a few activities you’ll enjoy with your children at The DoSeum. Each display both educates and entertains the youngest of minds. They also offer daily programs and yearly camps led by DoSeum educators. Summer Camp registration is now open for kids ages 3-11.


General admission tickets for the DoSeum are $14.00, and children under the age of one get in free. You can also purchase memberships starting at $105 for a family of two and up to $205 for a family of six.
Membership Benefits:

• Unlimited visits for one year.
• Discounts and early registration for camps and classes.
• Members-only hours every Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.
• Member-exclusive events.
• $7 admission for guests of members every day.
• Discounted admission to the Association of Science-Technology centers.

Military Appreciation Days
To show their appreciation for military families, the DoSeum will soon be hosting free admission on specific days to active-duty and retired military members and their families. Military I.D. will be required to redeem your tickets. Stay tuned for when they announce future dates by connecting with the Military Appreciation Days Facebook events page.

Book the DoSeum for Your Next Event
The DoSeum is the perfect venue to host your next birthday party or private event. Make your child’s birthday a memorable one and select one of their birthday party packages. Additionally, you can add on deluxe birthday activities, like digging for dino bones or creating slime.
Standard Birthday Package ($350 for Non-Members):

• Unlimited playtime for up to 30 guests.
• Party Room for 1.5 hrs.
• Designated Birthday Host.
• Party photo backdrop with props.
• Customizable E-Invitations.
• Reserved two-hour parking spot.
• DoSeum-wide birthday announcement.

The Little DOers Preschool
The DoSeum is more than just another one of the many great San Antonio museums. They’re also dedicated to the education of our precious little people through the best teaching method — exploration.
The Little DOers Preschool is yet another one of their initiatives for the local community. The preschool focuses on a play-based learning environment to nourish your children’s growing minds.
Monthly Class Options
Mondays-Thursdays – $250 Per Month for Members

• 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (Extended Care ’til 3:00 p.m. plus additional fee)

Fridays – $150 Per month for Members

• 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (Extended Care ’til 3:00 p.m. plus additional fee)

Plan Your Visit Today
There’s no doubt that the DoSeum needs to be a part of your San Antonio experience. Your children will soak up every minute, and you, like every parent, will love seeing them take joy in learning. Buy your tickets sooner rather than later, and if you want to support the mission of the DoSeum, feel free to make a donation on their site.

What are your favorite healthy travel practices?While traveling, most people do not have a clear snapshot of how many people they actually come into contact with. Traveling means coming into contact with hundreds of thousands of people a day via direct and indirect contact. While typical hygiene is super important, stepping up your travel hygiene can mean the difference between a great trip and return home with a trip souvenir that you did not bargain for. Especially when you’re in close quarters such as a hotel or short term rental. As you prepare to enter into the travel space again post-pandemic, we’ve put together 5 Healthy Travel Tips for staying at Hotels and Short-Term Rentals.

1. Avoid Bringing Germs into Your Sleeping Space

 
Traveling from plane to Uber to a hotel is a much more germy process that you might think. The one thing that you never want to do is bring those germs with you into your sleeping space. First, be sure to remove your shoes. Be sure to remove your shoes at the door of your short-term rental or hotel room to avoid tracking dirt and germs into your sleeping space. As an extra precaution, consider spraying them with anti-bacterial formulas or wipes. Your shoes come into the most contact with surfaces that are not thoroughly cleaned and you want to avoid bringing that with you.

1. Disinfect Luggage and Accessories

 
While you’re disinfecting your shoes, also be sure to pay attention to your luggage and accessories. One of the worst things you can do is unpack your suitcase or any other travel items on your bed. Not only have they gone through the airport and your transportation but they have more than likely been handled by multiple hands throughout the day. Be sure to take the same disinfectant wipes or sprays and clean your handles, wheels, and the surface. Additionally, choose to unpack on the floor, in the bathroom, or on an unpacking rack (most hotels offer these in the closet). This will minimize the transfer of germs and keep you healthier.

1. Pull Back Sheets

 
After stopping the external germs in their tracks, you want to be sure to check your room or short-term rental for cleanliness. One of the best ways to do this is to pull back the sheets of your bed. We all love how neat sheets are but it could be covering germs and uncleanliness. You want to check to be sure that your sheets and pillows are clean. You also want to check the lining of the mattress for bed bugs. Additionally, some of the dirtiest hotel/ rental surfaces are doorknobs, remotes, and room phones. Be sure to clean them before use and check for any other questionable dirty. If anything is of concern to you, be sure to contact the desk or owner immediately with picture documentation. You are paying for a service and want to be sure to have the cleanest and healthiest accommodation as possible during your stay.

1. Make Use of Your Services 

 
Understanding your services at a hotel or short-term rental guarantees putting your best foot forward toward healthy living. Washing your clothing if your hotel or rental has a space for it or asking for daily or every other day house-keeping services are excellent ways to keep your space clean and free from germs. The scariest thing about germs are that you cannot see them and the last thing you want is for them to build up over a few days. At check-in, be sure to get a clear understanding of services offered at your accommodation and actually use them.

1. Continue Safe Practices for Yourself and Others

 
Even after a pandemic is long gone, you want to make sure that you are the best possible type of good citizen. Keeping a decent distance, never overcrowding a space, using a mask if you’re feeling sick or unsure, and washing your hands frequently are overall good practices to have especially when staying in close quarters with others in a hotel or short term rental. Always be sure to be courteous to your health and the health of others.


These are simple acts that make all the difference in you staying healthy while traveling and keeping a healthy environment for the next person. What are your favorite healthy travel practices?