Half the things in there don’t work. Shame really as it could be very good. Kids still spent over... read more
Our son and his family were over from Canada to celebrate my milestone birthday. We had all four... read more
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Half the things in there don’t work. Shame really as it could be very good. Kids still spent over an hour playing mainly in the water.
Our son and his family were over from Canada to celebrate my milestone birthday. We had all four grandchildren with us with ages ranging 4 to 13. The family rated it highly because of the number of hands on exhibits that kept them entertained throughout...More
Lots to do inside could spend a while there walking back round again to the same activity. Little play are inside for the young ones. Something for all ages.
The wife & kids wanted to visit Enginuity as we were visiting Ironbridge. Given the expensive cost of £32 for 2 adults and 2 kids i was expecting much much more. Several of the TV interactive displays was broken as was the 'penny' roller. The...More
Great indoor attraction. Lots of hands on exhibits and very educational. Spent several hours here and also offers indoor picnic area.
Great brief visit combined with Coalbrookville Museum of Iron, Darby houses and a nice walk to the Green Wood Cafe for Lunch on a rainy day. 9 year old loved it; it’s not massive, so we only spent a couple of hours, but what was...More
Visited here with a 6 and 3 year old. It was a total waste of time. Water all over the floor, hardly anything worked and the things that did were rubbish. We spent 20 mins here and that was dragging it out. I visited as...More
This was brilliant we had an annual pass which enables you to visit all the museums. The only bad point was the venue was over heated made my kids feel rather ill as it was just too hot. Brilliant things to do and could have...More
Looks a little tired, most items not working or only partially working. Needs a clean and some serious maintenance. Lots of items scattered around with question marks on them took a while to work out you can aim a reader at them for details, no...More
Just around the corner from the Museum of Iron is Enginuity, a hands-on museum which I thought was exceptionally good fun! Quirky and fascinating, you can try your hand at various scientific and mechanical wonders. I thoroughly enjoyed the water section where you funnel water...More
