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• Blists Hill Victorian Town
  "A full day out with no whinging from the kids"
  "I can't recommend going to Blists Hill enough; we've been four times or so and it's still fascinating everytime we go. The highlight this time was the candle makers - the lady volunteer told us some history of the site itself, how the buildings were added, where they were moved from; we were in ther..."e for ages. We're going back for Queen Victoria's birthday weekend - the last time we did that, there was a Punch and Judy man that did one of the funniest shows I've seen. Hope he's there this time. But even if he's not, I'm really looking forward to going there again. " More >
• Enginuity
  "Hours of fun for the kids (and some adults...)"
  "I loved it and so did the four kids in our party. We went on a rainy Saturday in May as part of a trip that took in four of the Iron Bridge museums and it was surprisingly empty. As soon as we were in the door the kids scattered and were turning handles, opening valves and pushing buttons. And it on..."ly stopped after two hours for lunch and then they were back into it for another hour or so. I played as much as the kids. We ate our own, picnic lunch in the indoor picnic area with a few tables. There's a few vending machines with cold and hot drinks. And cheap as chips. We paid £65 for the annual family pass and there are two adults and three children in our family £13 a head. We went to four museums that weekend so that's down to £3.25 per museum. And we bought the tickets via Tesco Rewards which gives four times the face value taking it down to 81p per attraction for that visit. And it's an annual passport so when we go back again (and we will) it works out even better! " More >
• Enginuity
  "Grandson loved it"
  "great and educational museum with plenty to keep a young min entertained and engaged. Parking and entrance fees reasonable and some great family season deals available."