Something for the kids .... - Page 2

pipinfort · 17-01-2008, 17:52

must agree, thought it was quite pricey and we had problems with older, boisterous kids, ended up leaving in the end, usually go Giddykippers in nelson just of the motorway.

slinky · 17-01-2008, 17:55

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Originally Posted by pipinfort

must agree, thought it was quite pricey and we had problems with older, boisterous kids, ended up leaving in the end, usually go Giddykippers in nelson just of the motorway.

It's a shame to hear that!! As I said it was good when we went ...... all good things come to an end though.

pipinfort · 17-01-2008, 17:58

we probably will give it another go when we get fed up with the other places and i must say the set up itself was very impressive and very spacious, not like being crammed in a few local ones i could mention.

slinky · 17-01-2008, 18:06

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Originally Posted by pipinfort

we probably will give it another go when we get fed up with the other places and i must say the set up itself was very impressive and very spacious, not like being crammed in a few local ones i could mention.

Yeah I felt more relaxed cos it was spacious! But then again, it was quite a quiet afternoon when we went. I just grabbed a coffee and relaxed on the leather sofa

pipinfort · 17-01-2008, 18:11

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Originally Posted by slinky

Yeah I felt more relaxed cos it was spacious! But then again, it was quite a quiet afternoon when we went. I just grabbed a coffee and relaxed on the leather sofa

LOL, could`nt get near the sofa`s too many relaxed looking parents hogging them!

moon · 17-01-2008, 19:37

My cousin loves run a mock. She is having her b-day party there! My granny got stuck on a slide!!!!!!

Lolly · 18-01-2008, 13:17

Well i'll certainly be trying it. I'm bored of the ones round here (Harry's not though. lol!) I'll be going during the week though, they are always quieter because all the older children are at school.