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Phone: (402) 504-6218
Closed now
- Sun 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
16909 Burke St Omaha, NE 68118 ·918.82 mi
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yelpI had no idea this store started in a basement in Elkhorn, Nebraska and specialized in magnetic toys through online sales. How far they have come! I was chasing Nebraska Passport stops and decided...
MoreI placed an order online for a toy (air toobz!) that was on back order. I added in notes that I'm hoping to have it before my 3 year old's 24 hour EEG on December 9th. I was surprised to get a...
MoreI made a purchase on 11/27. They started their 15% off sale for Cyber Monday on 12/2. I had not received my order yet so I thought I would call and see if they would price match their sale. I was...
MoreWhen placing my order they give specific dates when it will be delivered, not estimates. I paid an extra $45 to have it overnighted by 10:30 am. They didn't ship the toy till the morning it was to...
MoreWe should not teach children the sciences but give them a taste for them.~Jean Jacques Rosseau - I love Rosseau's insight here! To promote lifelong learning, it is so much more important to...
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