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Winter in Belfast: tips please

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Rosy · 19/11/2008 22:21

We'll be spending our Xmas holidays in Belfast, and I'm looking for any tips about places to take the kids when it's wet and miserable. We'll have a day at W5, but was wondering if there are any soft play areas / swimming pools etc. that anyone could recommend. Our children are 5 and 8. Thanks.

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harleyd · 20/11/2008 12:31

theres dundonald ice bowl, they have indianaland and extreme bowling i think, though i havent been over there for a while.
theres the ulster museum at botanic, also the ulster folk and transport museum in holywood
funworks is a softplay area in glengormley, theres a sportsbowl and cimema beside it
belfast zoo..if it isnt too wet

some stuff going on

hannahsaunt · 20/11/2008 12:47

You could easily spend a whole day at the 5 thingie at the Odyssey centre - we did with a 2yo, a 5yo and an 8yo. Fabulous. Cinema there too for a wet afternoon.

Folk & Transport is also good.

New, superb softplay on the way in to Bangor, again good for a spread of ages with a nice cafe in the middle of it all.

The panto was fun at the Grand Opera (pricey though compared to our one here).

HTH

Rosy · 20/11/2008 14:08

Thanks so much both of you. Those are exactly the kind of things I was looking for, and my Christmas will be so much better for your suggestions. There's only so long I want to spend in the house with boisterous kids watching too much TV and eating too many sweets. Isn't the internet great? R.

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