The whole top floor of the Children's Museum is called "the Water Room" for its ingenious installation of various interactive ponds, puddles, fountains and various little floaty things. There are even raincoats and boots for the kids to wear while they play.
Raingear notwithstanding, you'll definitely need a set of dry clothes afterward. The boots, for example, do a better job of catching water like little foot-shaped rubber buckets than they do of keeping socks dry....
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