Something to do in Manchester. Kids ages 8 to 16. Under 100 quid

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Any ideas?

Don't want to do cinema or swimming

MOSI?

Lots of free stuff to do really

MOSI
Manchester Museum
Art galleries
Hop on the tram to the Lowry Centre (shopping & art), BBC, Imperial War Museum

Chill FactorE
National cycle centre -indoor BMX session

Football stadium tour.

What about a treasure hunt
www.treasuretrails.co.uk/things-to-do/greater-manchester/manchester
And a nice lunch after?

Manchester art museum is good and has explorer bags you can borrow aimed at specific age ranges

The imperial war museum, over in Salford, although I think the youngest could find parts distressing so you would have to take a view.

Crazy golf? There are quite a few now.

Wind tunnel at Trafford centre next door to the snow dome.

You could do a couple of activities

Escape rooms?

www.winterfunland.com at event city near the Trafford centre.

This is really good and is on for a couple more days. Not sure how many of you there are so don't know if it's within budget

Tree Top Trek @ Heaton Park (20 mins bus ride from city centre)

Crazy golf - there's one in the corner of the Printworks, there's another out by Chill Factor-e in Trafford.

Total Ninja is amazing and has courses for different ages. Book by the hour.

Or try climbing. Rock Over in the city centre is a great venue with a bit of everything including soft play and parkour classes. Plus there is Manchester Climbing Centre for roped climbing or The Depot for bouldering.

Chill Factore would be my go to.

There's also a VR place next to Cafe Rouge in the food area of the Trafford Centre - DD10 noticed it this weekend and now wants to visit for a sloth experience...

If they like football, the National Football Museum is in the centre of the city and is full of football history items plus they have some interactive football activities like taking penalties/being a goalkeeper.

The police museum?
Go karting?

iFly is great
Give it a google