Opened on the 2nd floor in St Stephens shopping centre - can be access via escalators or the lift…read more Really bright in the foyer and have 6 screens to choose from. Only a small choice in cinema snacks to choose from but they do have popcorn, drinks and a kids snack boxes. The toilets are nice and clean and there is also a disabled loo and access to any of the screens. They also have booster seats for kids so that they are able to see the screen better without having to sit in the front row. The only problem with this cinema is that it is really dark when the lights are down - yes the floor is illuminated but not enough to see which seats are free or to find your seat if going to a popular film where seats have been designated. Tickets prices are around £6 during peak time and on a tuesday and a wednesday tickets are only £3.50 throughout the whole day. This cinema are the only one is Hull to view the kids clubs films on a saturday and a sunday with 3 to choose from with the start times from 10am till 11am and only cost £1 - bargain!

Been here a few times & never been long in a queue for getting served.Excellent service every…read moretime.Even had full room to ourselves one session.Can get real deal meals with drinks inc.On certain days do discounts so be sore to scout about for deals.Gift vouchers are available here so for anyone you're stuck for for birthdays/xmas grab 1 or 2 as everyone loves a film.Private sessions available too

THis sits used to be much larger and locals called it Little Switzerland. However when the Humber…read moreBridge was built in the seventies this area was landscaped and some was lost to building. These days it is a good area for waks, familys dogs etc. There is a grassy area near the car park that has a small cafe and picnic benches. Down towards the foreshore there is the large Hunber Bridge pub/restaurant. The walking area though landscaped has been left semi natural. Ther are park rangers which is just as well as parts of the area feel more vulnerable than others. Enjoyable place though in good weather. Good views up close from under the Humber Bridge.

An amazing place for walks, bike rides, nature trails and dog walking. There are very well sign…read moreposted routes set out so you will never find yourself lost and also lots of information regarding the wildlife in each section. The main point for us is the HUGE duck pond which both dogs and children alike often cool down in. Its a real local gem and after the first visit you will wonder why you never knew about it before.

Some great acts here, usually booked by independent promoters though…read more Miss J comments about shoddy service from the staff is spot on. They are hopeless and never interested in the customers - mainly as they are council employees. The building may be magnificent, but the service is abyssmal. Like an old soviet establishement, where everything is for the convenience of the staff and sod the punters. Dreadful service at the bar, officious and pompous stewarding, and the floor itself has no rake so if you are more than a few rows from the back you cannot see anything. Best thing is to go up to the balcony and get a frontish seat there

Had some good nights at the City Hall. Bar service could be better (more staff needed) but apart…read morefrom that all is ok. Hint: go to Punch Hotel across the road at interval!! Acoustics can be a bit iffy at the back and top but only place to see decent acts.

Great place to walk around enjoy the scenery. The zoo, however, was somewhat disappointing. They…read moreshow a picture of a puffin but there are none. It's more like a petting zoo woot the petting. There is a trolley (fee applies) that can take you around but it was so beautiful out we decided to walk. The cliff area and views are spectacular. We ran out of time and didn't go inside the building.

Wonderful place to visit. Plenty for the children to do and a great stately home and grounds. The…read morechildren's play area has been re-vamped and is great. The small animal zoo is cool and it's a great place to have a picnic. The beaches are a stone throw away. They have many events on throughout the year and it's always a delight.

very and racist ride worker at the ride that spins around when it goes to the top. screaming at…read moresomeone for standing in the line that literally everyone was standing in and rolling his eyes when he couldnt understand because of the noise

Europes largest travelling fun fair is back in town and unusually, it is mild weather (it usually…read morerains/is cold!). The lack of rain makes the visit better as if there has been any rain in the proceeding days, you yend to find large puddles dotted around the site, which make it near impossible not to get wet! The site is hugh and expect it to take a few hours to go round. They have something for everyone, whether it be small rides for the kids or big rides for the adrenalin junkie, you'll find something to suit. The prices are reasonble with the odd exception where they are a little expensive. These tend to be the newer rides though and I suppose they have to pay their investment off some how. Don't forget, there are plenty of stalls to browse too.

Burnby Hall Gardens is really just what it says, there is a huge pond (well two really) and a lot…read moreof grass/trees and plants, it is great for a picnic or drinking fine wines It is not a bad place to go for a sunny afternoon out. The Clientèle tend to be reasonably respectable, which is nice, even though you always have some kids running at ducks and generally being annoying and ruining the otherwise peaceful environment. There is an aviary which is, um, rather small. There is a woefully overpriced cafe and a nice ice cream place too. They often have a brass band on which i tended to avoid, because the parks get busy with the kind of people who like brass band music. There is also a small museum which is worth avoiding because it is very poor - unless you like to see dead creatures stuffed and mounted, and said killer of these creatures (Major Percy Stewart himself!) glorified, when in fact he must have been a vile a human to kill them. He was basically a toffy big game hunter who killed animal for fun when he grew tired of the daily humdrum of being wealthy. So to conclude the gardens are nice, the ponds and fish are nice the cafe is expensive the bands are hit and miss and the museum is terrible.

I love this place only because it really reminded me when I was in primary school. It is also a…read morelovely to take your dogs for a walk along the canal, river ouse... it even have a nature trail nearby.

This is a very interesting small museum that is a high-achieving charity in the field of youth…read morework. There are outdoor exhibits of boats and coal-carrying equipment that are also very well worth looking at.

The museum has recently undergone some renovations, and is looking much better…read more The kids love the carriage ride, and the displays are very informative. Don't forget that all Hull City Council museums are free entry.

One of the excellent Hull Museums, based in the Museums Quarter in High Street - Hull's oldest…read morestreet in the centre of the medieval Old Own. It features a wide range of transport-related exhibits superbly displayed together with a range of old shops. Great fun for young and old alike and like all Hull City Council's museums, it's free.