Things to do in Portsmouth

creased-leach

I paid with CC vouchers for a family ticket. It really is a fab day out.

A word of advice, if you're there for a couple of days with kids, you can do "Action Stations" as often as you like once you've bought your tickets. It's like a big indoor playground with buttons, and climbing walls etc. Bear that in mind & you may get added value from your tickets.

ryouga

mummytofour wrote: »

I love Portsmouth, I go to uni there :-)

Poor you my familys lived there for about 50 years(i.e my grandad and my mum and aunts when they were younger) and all say its a dump.

By the time you graduate you will hate it, I moved out when I was young and came on holiday a few times when I as a teenager but came back in my 20's and hated it, nothin to do.

claire21

Hampshire Vouchers;

http://www.hampshireattractions.co.uk/


The tower is free for children in May

May Madness – Children can visit the Spinnaker Tower for FREE! If you’re looking for something different to do with the children this May half-term (23rd - 31st May 2009 inclusive), look no further! Bring them to the Spinnaker Tower, Portsmouth for FREE!

Children can visit for FREE this May half-term when accompanied by a full paying adult*.

Plus, there will be plenty of activities to keep them amused with brilliant balloon modelling**, expert face-painting**, appearances from our friendly mascot Spinny, the chance to WIN a fantastic goodie bag with our activity sheets and much much more - all at no extra cost!

*This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offer, concession or discount.
**Available 11am – 4.30pm daily.





Plus reduced rates if you have a PO postcode

http://www.spinnakertower.co.uk/

boombap

Why not have a trip to Fratton Park, the UK's number one football ground? They now do a 90 minute tour of the stadium which includes a tour of the state of the art facilities.

S.