1. Diggerland Get behind the wheel of a JCB at one of Britain’s four Diggerland theme parks. Tel: 0871 227 7007 or visit www.diggerland.com 2. Blackgang Chine, Isle of WightThis is now one of the UK’s first theme parks, with roller

Forget Mickey and friends – on your next holiday to Florida, check out Wannado City in Sawgrass Mills, Fort Lauderdale, a fantastic theme park in which children can try out any of 250 different careers, from television director and rock climber

, the Daredevils’ Quiz, which includes endless opportunities to get wet.  Children’s World covers two hectares and has over 20 activities that are free for visitors under the age of 12 once inside the park. If you’re driving to or from the UK and want a stop en

Alton TowersTh13teen – the world’s first free fall drop rollercoaster, which sends both train and track plummeting towards earth – is the star new attraction at the Staffordshire theme park. For those who prefer not to be scared out of their skins

of your time there     By their nature, theme parks are usually huge, so it makes sense to plan your time there. During the peak holiday seasons, crowds will build up, so allow additional time for queuing, and don't try to do too much in one day.  Most

on our wettest holiday ever… Our hotel, the Renaissance Resort, was situated a stone’s throw from SeaWorld, the marine-life theme park that’s home to killer whale, Shamu, and a plethora of sealife. Set in 200 acres, the best way to get around

Blind Walk Create an obstacle path from one end of the garden to the other. Let the contestants have a good look at the path, then blind fold them an guide them slowly down the path.Nature Scavenger Hunt Make a list of things to find in the garden –perhaps a feather, a five-point...

attraction, Morgan’s Island Water Park – the largest in the Caribbean, with a thrilling range of rides, including a dual slide, entitled the Dragon Revenge. Families can refuel at the Black Pearl, a self-service restaurant, the Jack Sparrow Bar or Treasure

’s favourite theme park, test your swashbuckling skills against Captain Hook, mingle with Mickey Mouse, or zap aliens with Buzz Lightyear. Definitely one for Disney fans (and who isn’t?), now you can relive all your favourite moments, including It’s A Small

wonderful three-bedroomed villa with private pool, close to Montpellier in the Languedoc-Roussillon which costs €877 for one week in June. Other savings include special deals at family attractions like the Futuroscope theme park in the Loire region