This is a new entertainment centre for families.There's a soft play area for juniors & toddlers &…read morefor the older ones there's an interactive zone containing dance mats,sports walls & loads more.A great place for a fun day out,open daily from 10-7

a fun night out for all have been many times and always had a good time the staff are friendly and…read morethere is always a lively atmosphere,yes some could say its gambling and a waste of money but it is a place to go and have a good time and a laugh there is bar and a resterant food not the best but good honest food for what you pay,a good place to go o catch up with friends and maybe win a bit of money

Louth was crying out for somewhere like this, and Quackers has filled the market gap with style…read more It's a soft play centre, but it's so much more than that - it also hosts toddler groups, does great kids' parties, has the BEST coffee and snacks on sale and big squashy leather sofas for mums to lounge about on. It's a perfect size - not so big that you lose sight of your children, but not so small that older children don't get any fun out of it. In fact, school-age children love it, and there's also a baby/toddler room for the littlies. There are trampolines, big slides, tunnel slides and climbing ropes, plus a mini football pitch. Oh, and books to read and a dressing-up box! Prices are reasonable and you can pay for everything (including food, drink and snacks) at the end as you leave, which is very convenient. I'd like to specially highlight the fact that the food at Quackers is very healthy - party food includes carrot and cucumber sticks with hummus, and snacks range from jacket potatotes to wholemeal sandwiches (although white ones are available too). It's little extra touches like this that make Quackers worth visiting regularly.

Fabulous little dinosaur museum. It's squarely aimed at…read morekids, but they will love every minute of it. Very cheap and cheerful, but plenty for them to do.

A lovely, private collection opened up for the public to enjoy. Reasonable entry prices, with a…read morenice selection of gifts in the shop, this little place is run by people passionate about dinosaurs, for people passionate about dinosaurs. when you get to the top you can draw a dinosaur and they put the finished pictures behind the desk downstairs. Support it or lose it.

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.

Withernsea Lighthouse stands in the middle of the town which may seem a bit weird but isn't…read more The base features RNLI and HM Coastguard exhibits. There is a local history room with Victorian and Edwardian photos including the pier and railway. There is also a Kay Kendall memorial, a 1950s film star born in the town. I think she was in a film with Kenneth Moore about a car. London to Brighton rally? (Genevieve) A video shows excerpts of her popular films. The views from the lamp room are breathtaking, especially after climbing 144 steps but I went a bit wobbly and hot and breathless..not from the climb but the stairs go round the walls and it looks a long way down!

The Lighthouse became operational on 1st March 1894. It was…read moreelectrified in 1936. In 1976 it was shutdown. In 1984 Kay Kendall's (actress) family bought the Lighthouse for £60K. The Lighthouse was to becoma a memorial to her and as a Lighthouse and Lifeboat Museum. Admission is dirt cheap at £2.50 per adult. The views are priceless. It is 130 ft high and there are 144 steps to the top. Visit the Lighthouse, it's well worth it - very informative, Gordon (80 years young) will tell you a tale or two!

This is well worth a visit, tucked away in the corner of the park its like the tardis, inside is…read morestuffed full of interesting things, from preserved clothes to pottery. History of the district and the bridge it's a lovely place to spend a wet Sunday afternoon and its free.

great bingo club great staff been going 15 years wont go anywere else love mecca bingo .read more

This is a great social gathering place where you have a chance to have fun and win money too. The…read moreclub is situated on a main road in hull, it has a very large car park which on busy nights does get full but parking overflows into nearby store parking. Upon entering the club you enter a large foyer where you can sign up as a member and play straight away. As you enter you are asked for your membership card to swipe in and then you pass throught to the arcade area where there are many differant bandits where prizes are sometimes quite high. You can either enter the main hall from the arcade or continue through to the booksales area, here you can buy your books for the evening including the national game flyer with huge prize money available. After buying your books you enter a very large hall with loads of seating, this area has a cafe and bar where you can purchase a large selection of foods and drinks. There are various vending machines available for things such as crispd and snack and even that extra dabber you might need. I hope having read this you go along and win some nice money, have a great time