Columbus, Indiana: World's Largest Toilet

Inside the Kids Commons childrens' museum, the toilet is part of the ExploraHouse exhibit, which literally lets kids crawl into the walls, tubes, and inner-workings of a home. The toilet is actually a slide that takes kids through the plumbing. A great place to stop off to let the kids burn off some energy.

This was a great stop for the kiddos. Besides the obvious appeal of a gigantic toilet, which is also a slide, there's rock climbing (for an extra fee) and a fantastic bubble room where you can make gigantic bubbles. There is also a free indoor play area across the street with an enormous ship that kids can climb on all the way to the ceiling.

Kids Commons is across the street from the Commons (much bigger building). They do not charge admission to just take a picture with the toilet.

Admission fee of $6 per person as of 8/4/11 when we checked it out. Worth it though -- my kids had a blast.

The Kids Commons in downtown Columbus is a place for kids to play and a museum. It is home to a giant toilet that is part of a giant house display. Once you make it up to the top floor of the "house", you can jump in the toilet and slide down to the bottom. It's fun for kids of all ages!