a lot better now that they have new show dome seats. we all had a great rainy day in, a bit pricey but the annual pass is excellent value if you are local

a lot better now that they have new show dome seats. we all had a great rainy day in, a bit pricey but the annual pass is excellent value if you are local
I did enjoy this especially the dome show at the end, if your near Arthur's seat and the parliament defiantly worth a visit.
I was very excited about my visit there. All was well at the reception as there was some cool props from movies, and the first room was pretty good. A world population counter, describing deaths and births etc. Downhill from there though. The time machine and following rooms are massively out of date media wise. If you have seen any...
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Some people may be a bit upset that I have only rated it as average ,however I would argue that this attraction is worthy of a higher rating but overall the place is hit or miss . The first time I went was lovely , their was lots to see and do , it was very interesting especially the rainforest...
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Shame about the school kids.
This attraction is really a good trip to be had with a good mix of interactive exhibits and the 360 degree cinema experience was very good. I would say it was interesting at all ages but to really learn something it was probably suitable for under 10s.
There were a LOT of school groups there...
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I probably am not qualified to write an honest review as I was only there for 10 minutes. I visited with my 6 year old and he was TERRIFIED! I tried to see if he would come round to the experience but not a chance! If you have kids who would be slightly scared of darkness and loud noises, it's...
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We really enjoyed this and learned a number of things. The whole idea of it being a journey, with a time machine, space ship, submarine and flight was very clever and worked well, however it was a bit too much for our three year old, who was a bit scared at points. In hindsight I would probably have waited until...
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lost it's charm. All information available here are available through internet. Worth for grown up kids only.
this place is right at the far end of the Royal Mile, close to Holyrood Castle. It's very interesting, with lots of sights, sounds and smells to experience - our 14 year old son was very impressed (and that's not given out easily!!) The 360 degree dome show was excellent and very informative.
We found the exhibition very interesting. Visualization and 4D were very informative. Try to prioritize "Dynamic Earth" during your stay in Edinburgh - it's worth a visit!.
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