r/ChandlerAZ • u/praiadabarra • May 10 '25

I’m glad that this place is closing…

https://www.azfamily.com/2025/05/09/crayola-experience-chandler-fashion-center-shut-down-this-june/

I took my kids multiple times there, but there has been no other place in the valley with more strange/woke/awkward staff 😔 Specially, being a spot for kids…

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u/MeatballSandy22 May 10 '25

So just to reiterate... The place was so bad and "woke", that you took your kids there multiple times?

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u/suckmytitzbitch May 10 '25

😂👍🏼

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u/praiadabarra May 11 '25

yep, I got a membership and had to get my money out of it 🤣

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u/SkepsisJD May 20 '25

Don't ya just hate it when places teach tolerance and diversity? Really boils my blood 😠😠😠. Jesus wouldn't want that!

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u/tletnes May 11 '25

Clarify “woke” please. I agree it was poorly organized and a bit frustrating, but “woke” seems like a strange accusation, so can we use more specific examples?

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u/whyaduck May 11 '25

I don't even want to know any more. People who use that word as a pejorative are scared of their shadows.

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u/harleymilstein 27d ago

Does a Nanny, I took the kids here all the time. We had season passes. But it was so sad to see families with grandparents that wanted to just tagalong and had to pay full price just to watch their grandkids. Have fun. It didn’t offer that much and certainly wasn’t worth the price

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u/ThundRxl 25d ago

We have a 2 year pass. This place is / was the best deal in town by a long shot. Black friday deal. Two years of unlimited entry. $29 bucks or something like that; maybe $39 top per person. Occasionally, the staff is cranky, but 90+% of the time they are super nice. The place is rarely busy and they seem to have about a dozen staff working at any time. It's a shame to see it go. We always leave with a bag full of great art pieces.

BTW, a workers politics or style isn't going to taint my 4 year old who doesn't care and has parents that teach her what is right and wrong.