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Underwater Street

8 replies

strawberrisc · 02/07/2007 14:56

I just want to tell anyone who hasn't been what a great day out this is. Me and my friend take the kids over on the ferry (which they love) and which brings us right to the door. We get there for 10am and we don't leave until about 4pm! There are so many different things to do that if they get bored of one thing they can move on to another.

It's a massive place with loads of different 'gadgety' type things to do including letting them film their friends on a big screen, a climbing wall, craft tables, a real mini (which the kids can paint), a water table, scientific games etc.

If me and my friend are not too knackered we finally take the kids to the Seacombe Ferry soft play to run off what little energy they have left!

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Nemo2007 · 02/07/2007 17:52

It is fantastic isnt it!!! I am going to takemy trio on the ferry in a couple of weeks which they should love. When we went to underwater street we parked outside which was a nightmare as it means you are limited to 2hrs!!

TwangTheStrawberriesAreSweet · 19/07/2007 22:22

Yeah Nemo. We made that mistake. DP not too impressed. Underwater Street fab tho.

mummydood · 04/08/2007 23:39

is it suitable for 3 (nearly 4) year old?

ledodgy · 06/08/2007 12:42

Yes definately suitable even my 20 month old loved it. We went on Saturday and it is quite pricey at the weekend - £20 for a family ticket (2 adults , 2 children) but it is very good. With a child of nearly four you can just sit and have a coffee while they play if you have only one child I suggest you take a friend as well. It's very secure you even have to ring a buzzer to be let in.

ledodgy · 06/08/2007 12:42

*I mean a friend for the child of course feel free to take a friend for you as well.

Katiekins83 · 02/09/2007 20:44

Hi! I am looking for somewhere to take my son ( 10 months) with friends of the same age, do you think it will be suitable? and where do you get off the ferry?
thanx!

Nemo2007 · 03/09/2007 21:15

Katiekins think your little one might be a bit too young for there!! Might be better at seaforth aquarium or even going to liverpool museum so he can see the fish etc.

Hideehi · 09/09/2007 20:10

We loved it too, a real gem in the city centre.

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