It was a party for the kid in us all when the Minnesota Children's Museum in St. Paul hosted Adults@Play: 21+ Museum Takeover.
Adults were able to enjoy the exhibits, including the "Dinosaur Train," the wacky car wash in "Forces at Play" and the spiral slide and the netted playroom of the Scramble.
The event gave grown-ups the all-too-rare opportunity to be kids again, while enjoying some of the perks of adulthood such as the expanded choice of beverages.
The museum will host another Adults@Play on Sept. 28.
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