Merlin annual pass half price, £75
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bylromarha wrote: »Sounded out my OH. Nearest we live by is Warwick Castle - which isn't suitable for my 2 under 6s.
OH, quite rightly, points out that if I had this pass I'd drive round the country lots to get my money's worth, which would mean more spent on petrol and eating out. He knows me well!
So not MSE at all!!!! :rotfl:
warwick castle is great for children under 6. the reneactments, really keep them enthralled
But, other than legoland, alton towers and sealife, the merlin pass isnt great for small children
so, no it might not be worth it, unless you live near to the attractions
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warwick castle is great for children under 6. the reneactments, really keep them enthralled
Would have to disagree - it's unsuitable for my 2.
I took them last year during one of the summer holiday days.
The only thing they enjoyed was the birds of prey. Got bored in the re-enactments, couldn't cope with the stairs on the battlements, got freaked out by the waxworks and strangers in costume talking to them and scared silly by the dark rooms.
Won't be going back until they're 7 I think!Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
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My 4 year old loves warwick castle but we only go once a year so it stays 'special'. It's a bit of a drive. Our nearest is Alton Towers which we visit regularly, so for us the pass is worth it.
The park's good at warwick, and this year our group spent more than an hour playing the rat-throwing game. It was just a hoop on a pole, and lots of toy rats to chuck. They also shot a fireball out of the trebuchet which was VERY exciting for a 4 year old boy.
I want to go back and have been dropping large hints about this weekend but they are falling on deaf ears. It's too long a drive though, especially when it's too cold to spend more than an hour or so there.
Is alton towers too far for you to go?
Every 2 years or so we get a cheap travelodge room in/near london and go to some of the other merlin attractions but most years alton towers is the only place we use the pass - still, it's a nice place for a picnic52% tight0 -
Sorry to go on, but... anyone??
Hi gghh.
I tried to find out the answer to this for you with no luck,sorry!
but this 'reply' will 'bump' it again for you.
hopefully somebody who has ordered will answer you soon.
not sure if I'm going to purchase any or not I need to have a look at how many tesco points I have and the chances of bumping them up enough to get merlin passes using those!0 -
Hello,
What is the new Lego place, please?
http://www.traffordcentre.co.uk/news/view/?ID=6274 has details.
i hope the merlin passes allow access to here!! :TLead me not into temptation, I can find the way myself.
wins - peroni bottle opener, peroni bowl, peroni coastersx2 and a vodkat cocktail kit,
would love to win something 'proper'!!0 -
boltonangel wrote: »http://www.traffordcentre.co.uk/news/view/?ID=6274 has details.
i hope the merlin passes allow access to here!! :TI usually like to drink my whisky neat :cool2:0 -
brilliant! i have a 7 yr old who is a massive lego fan and after going to windsor 5 times in 2008 it would be nice to have something closer!Lead me not into temptation, I can find the way myself.
wins - peroni bottle opener, peroni bowl, peroni coastersx2 and a vodkat cocktail kit,
would love to win something 'proper'!!0 -
visit www.legolanddiscoverycentre.com/manchester for an update once nearer completionI usually like to drink my whisky neat :cool2:0
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