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I went here today, it was a great day out. There is a museum with lots of trams, and there are working trams you can ride on. When you go in they give you an old penny that you use as your fare to ride on the trams all day. Aside from the trams there is a woodland sculpture trail..the sculptures are all made from wood and amazing. There is a childrens play are, a labyrinth, and a few shops in the small reconstructed village includinig a tea room and a pub.

Nice day out. The walk through tunnel is fabulous, two beautiful turtles and sharks swimming over your head, very relaxing. There are also a family of seals, and they’re great fun to watch. It’s not a huge place, we walked around a few times while there, but could have spent most of the day in the tunnel. The cafe wasn’t briliant, but as it’s in the centre of Brum there’s loads of good places to eat.

Great day out, and wears the kids out!! There is a hands-on museum, adventure playgrounds, a mini train to take you round the site, aside from the beautiful walks through the heart of the national forest. Lots of things to see as you walk around too. Restaurant and bar.

This is a good day out, and reasonably priced. It’s basically an interactive science museum, huge place. You can visit just the museum, just the imax cinema, or buy a joint ticket. The imax is fab. Would def. recommend, and only a short walk from the station.

God this place is awful….avoid the fairground, the arcades and everything else…except of course you cannot get a finer meal than fish and chips ‘on the front’ with sand in your shoes and the sound of rain on the ocean :=}

This place is literally a ten minute walk from my house, so been a couple of times, the cost puts me off. Fab stuff in there though, nicely set out, although the last time I went (last year) the exhibits were starting to show signs of wear. If you do go, be sure to check out the little FREE museum next door to it; Abbey Pumping Station is dedicated to the history of sewage! Included is the only interactive toilet in Europe, possibly the world lol – surely not to be missed!!

Dreadful place! I’m not a zoo person anyway, and this made me remember why. Animals locked up, pacing. If you like monkeys, and dont mind zoos, this is ok. The amazon rain forest ‘experience’ was the only bit I liked, and that was because there was mini batcave, love bats.

This is a fabulous day out. I’m not a big fan of aeroplanes/war stuff, but we thought we’d give it a go, and was glad I went. Would like to go again. Full day out, loads to see, would like to visit when there’s an air show on. And can at least say I’ve been on Concorde!

This was a bit pricey, but we enjoyed it, and were glad we went. You get to the top via cable car, which is included in the cost, as well as a tour round the caves. Restaurants, bar, and a nice kids playground, as well as those spectacular views. It’s def. worth a visit. Needs good weather though really

Great fun, wasted on kids! There is an interactive history of chocolate and Cadbury, loads to do and free choccies to eat on the way round.