Mike Naylor

The shop itself is a bit smaller than I thought it would be, but that was the only issue.
If you're a football fan, it's definitely worth a visit. Like strolling down Memory Lane. Not only because of the shirts but also the memorabilia and the consoles you can play.
When you've finished, then treat yourself to a drink on the premises, you've deserved it.
Some have complained it's expensive but unfortunately football shirts are. After all, they're collectable items.

Firstly, don't follow your Sat Nav and instead follow the tourist signs. With so many roadworks going on because of HS2, it's very easy to get lost
Because of said HS2, it now means parking is pretty much limited to the multi-storey next door, which isn't actually as expensive as you might think.
Thinktank itself is a great place. Very interactive and younger kids will get a great deal out of it. Older kids will get a great deal out of it, too.
It's definitely worth booking the Planetarium in advance, too. It fills up quickly, and that's because it is a great little show.
Nice little cafe too, but it does get busy and you will struggle for a seat.

It's the little details that make this place such a delight. The theme is carried on through the entire place, giving it a real atmosphere.
Nicely thought holes with some good interactions on a few.
Where as some mini golf places can seem a bit "cheap," this one seems like it's actually been thought about and been planned out properly.

Yeah, I know it's not cheap, but to be honest, I'd pay the extra money to be right next to the terminal and not have to worry about if / or when the shuttle bus is going to turn up.
Number plate recognition means you drive straight in, and each floor tells you how many spaces are left on that floor.
Even though they should charge £25 per day for overstaying, they did waive this when (like the rest of Europe) we were delayed by 11 and half hours due to traffic control issues.

After getting to the football ground only to realise the game had been called off we desperately needed somewhere close to have a drink and, more importantly, use the toilet. This pub is right next door.
It looks decent enough and the staff & clientele were pretty friendly.
Nothing wrong with the drinks.

Don't know what it's like the rest of the time but on a football-less Saturday afternoon in winter it was alright.