toy and action figure museum

Paradise!! This is the coolest little place in the world. Who would ever have thought Oklahoma would have a place like this tucked away in Pauls Valley?? It was a trip into my childhood, a pleasant trip! My husband and I saw the sign on the Interstate and took a little trip off the beaten path, which we do alot, but this time we were magically transported!! Never been more pleasantly surprised as an adult!!

Stopped for a visit on a Sunday in March it was quite a nice little museum. Lots of different toys well mostly action figures. The place was nice, clean, very well put together. They had some cute themes. The kids had an ok time it was pretty boring for me. The youngest is 8 and liked the play area. For fun we had them all dress up. Probably something kids ages 3 and 4 would love or maybe even an action figure enthusiast. It was neat and the lady working was sweet. We probably stayed 30 Min max. Cost was aprox. $26 for 6 so not to bad but I could of gone with out seeing it but I'm also not into action figures. Don't think the kids liked it too much either they were ready to after 10 min we tried to stretch it out as long as we could.

This action figure museum would be impressive if it was in a big city, and definitely a surprise coming from a small town off the beatin trail

Great stop on a road trip. Well worth the low price, lots of cool stuff. We all had a great time and it was fun finding all the hidden characters all over.

I saw the sign traveling back to Texas, & said we had to stop. We were not disappointed at all. It was amazing to see so many action figures, & all the awesomeness. There is even a place where you can try on costumes; mainly for kids but we did it too. Very cool!

I liked it. My daughter and son-in-law have visited before and told me I had to go. Went during the superhero festival and was not disapointed. The walls are covered with memorabilia. If it was comic books, motion pictures, or television series...it was there. Cost of admission is very reasonable. Enjoyed it.

The action figure museum is a nice little spot to pop into if you're on your way between Oklahoma and Dallas and want a break. If you're into figures, then there's certainly plenty to look at, otherwise it's a lot of the same sort of stuff that is only partially organised.The Marvel and DC cabinets were nice but there were areas lacking: WWE for instance. I'm not sure I came away knowing any more than I did before. For a museum, there's very little in the displays about any sort of history of the figures, the companies, and so on. It's simply lots of stands filled with figures. Nothing wrong with that, of course, but only good for a short period.

It was creative and fun spirited. Great price too! My kids and my husband had a blast in the Bat Cave themed section. It was really charming and a great suggestion from the lady in the gift shop at the zoo just down the road from there. It made our outing all the more perfect.

Had read about the super hero museum and decided to make it the last day of summer vacation trip for my Grandson. Very easy to find on Hwy 77 in Pauls Valley OK. I think they must have almost every action figure ever made plus a lot of toys, posters, comic books and kids stuff from the last 70 years. It was long memory lane for me and a not so long memory lane for my Grandson. Plenty of Saturday morning TV from the '50s and a lot of history about comic books and newspaper comics. A wonderful place to spend a few hours remembering being a kid or being a kid. Highly recommended for grandparents and their buddies.

This was a fun little museum for both little ones and big "kids". It was really neat to see toys from my childhood that I either had or wish that I had back then, along with lots of newer toys.

Stopped here on our way to Texas for vacation. Actually drove past it twice before we found it. It sits in a modest downtown building space, but really opens up once you step in! Every section has a focus on a specific genre or toy theme: Legos, Star Wars, Batman(all eras imaginable!), patriotic (fitting for Memorial Day weekend we were there). This place was well put together by people with a true, honest passion for action heroes and toys that celebrate sitcoms to blockbuster movies to comic books! Any kid or "kid at heart" will be thoroughly pleased with this place! Some areas appear very "helter skelter" and chaotic, but once you focus on a section at a time it becomes even more enjoyable!

This museum was a lot of fun. So many awesome action figures! I wish they had more girl toys though.

This was a very resonable price stop and brought back many memories for me and my husband. my daughter loved it too and even saw somethings that she has back home. the bedroom part is incrediable and is a must see stop if you have a short time or long time it is all up to you.

We stopped to surprise the kids thinking it would be a quick and quirky visit to some dusty old room somewhere. Turned out to be a fantastic, well put together museum for all types of toys and action figures. We spent an hour there but could have stayed for the afternoon. It was Heaven for our 11 year old boy (serious Marvel collector)! Stop! It's worth it!

It was very cool place. We wished the toys at dates on them to see how old they were. Most of the stuff seemed fairly recent. We stopped in without our 5 boys but we will be making a trip back to bring them.