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  • National Space Centre. highly reccomend
  • wrightyson
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    Been today, and was a cracking day out. Kids loved it. Information overload has somewhat fried my brain tho 🙂

    Talkemada
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    Leicester?

    wrightyson
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    That's the one. Really easy to find and only 10 mins off the m1

    Junkyard
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    what age are your kids mine are 5 and 4 would it be OK?
    They are into space and quite knowlegable – like a father would say they were anything else eh

    wrightyson
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    Kids are 8 and 5. The 5 yr old did start getting a bit fed up towards the end but we had done 4 hrs in there! 8 yr old loved it especially as she was tall enough to go on the simulator which was great fun.

    Talkemada
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    I was in the Science Museum (That London) recently.

    I wish I was 8 years old again…

    wrightyson
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    That's definately on the list! I was 10 when I last went!

    Talkemada
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    I always enjoyed the Science museum when I was young, but have preferred the Nat Hist as I've got older. Until a couple of weeks ago, I hadn't been in the Science for years. Popped in to have a quick butchers – oh my Lord. Amazing. All sorts of new exhibits, loads of info about stuff, shiny bits of engineering, spaceships, steam engines, the lot! And a new section dedicated to F1 technology.

    I'm going back soon, that's for sure! Get out of my way small children!

    missingfrontallobe
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    Took Josh there last September as birthday treat (8th birthday, absolute space crazy child).

    Full day spent there, interactive stuff galore for kids & adults. Well worth it.

    wrightyson
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    Gotta get to London soon, just for those two places. Am I right in thinking they're also free to get in?

    Talkemada
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    Yes, free!

    Personally, I'd be happy to pay to get in, and always leave a few quid in the collection box. Well worth it.

    buzz-lightyear
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    National Space Programme – non existent.

    Talkemada
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    Good, because it'd be a complete waste of money. All the Space Race brought us was Lycra, Teflon and a pen that can write upside down.

    buzz-lightyear
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    "a pen that can write upside down."

    <putsHandUp>I have one of those!</putsHandUp>

    How about scrapping the National Space Centre? All it does is inspire the kids to explore space. Cough cough hypocrite cough.

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