New Safety, Health, and Museum Policies
Everyone Has a Part to Play!
We are committed to the health and well-being of all families in our community, and we are taking every precaution to do our part. In addition to following guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Georgia Department of Health, CMA continues to work closely with experts at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta to develop and update everyday team practices and operational standards to ensure a safe space for your family to come and play.
- Edwin Link, Executive Director
Before You Visit
- Purchase your tickets online before coming to the Museum
- Members, reserve your free tickets online
- Arrive within the timed play sessions you chose when purchasing your tickets
New Guest Rules & Policies
- Masks are optional in the Museum.
- Adult:Child Ratio - 1:5 (Museum recommendation is 1:3)
- No re-entry allowed
- We are unable to refund ticket(s) but can easily reschedule them for a future session or apply them towards the purchase of a membership.
- Lockers have been temporarily taken off the floor and are not available at this time.
- Due to the tight space and inability to allow for social distancing, the Globe is currently not accessible to guests.
- Food and snacks are permitted at our Snack Stop.
Team Member Practices
- Mask are optional for Team Members
- Team Members clean touchables, toys, and high touchpoints in exhibits throughout the sessions
- Play sessions allow for thorough cleaning opportunities
- In between play sessions, the entire Museum is thoroughly cleaned
- All Museum staff are required to stay home if feeling sick
Safety & Health Policies
- 13 hand sanitizing stations are available in the Museum
- 5 cleaning stations for guests are available throughout the Museum
- Stroller parking space has been increased and spread throughout the Museum.
- The Museum Store has been moved to make more room for social distancing
- MERV 13 air filters are in use throughout the museum
We have taken enhanced health and safety measures—for you, our other guests, and our employees. Please follow the new safety and health policies while visiting Children's Museum of Atlanta. An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is a contagious virus that can lead to severe illness and death. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), senior citizens and guests with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable. By visiting Children's Museum of Atlanta, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
Due to the tight space and inability to allow for social distancing, the Globe is currently not accessible to guests.
Your visit will be limited to the three-hour session for which you purchase/reserve tickets. All guests must leave at the end of the session. The Museum needs to be empty during our cleaning periods to allow staff to properly deep clean our space.
We reserve the right to reinstate masking requirements at any time if the risk of exposure to COVID-19 poses a high risk to our employees, our visitors, and our continued business operation.
Food and snacks are permitted at our Snack Stop located in the Museum's lobby. Eating is not permitted beyond the Snack Stop.
Regular handwashing with soap and water is highly recommended, but the Museum offers 13 hand sanitizing stations throughout the Museum.
You are welcome to nurse your child anywhere in the Museum. If you would like additional privacy or a quieter location, our nursing nook is located in the Leaping into Learning Resource Room- please ask a team member for access.
Re-entry is not allowed into the Museum. Your admission tickets are valid only for your selected three-hour session.
You are welcome to nurse your child anywhere in the Museum. If you would like additional privacy or a quieter location, our nursing nook is located in the Leaping into Learning Resource Room- please ask a team member for access.
The Museum does not offer ticket refunds, but we understand children get sick and plans change. You may exchange your unused tickets for a different date by calling the Reservations line at 404-527-3693.
The Museum’s water fountains are temporarily closed. We encourage guests to bring bottled water.