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Amazing Family Adventures by Train CADBURY WORLD SAVE Uncover the fascinating story of Cadbury chocolate. Find out how 30% DISCOVER DAYS TO your favourite confectionery is made, see talented chocolatiers in action, REMEMBER WHEN come face to face with the Cadbury drumming gorilla and ride the Crunchie rollercoaster in the 4D Chocolate YOU TRAVEL BY TRAIN Adventure. With an assortment of interactive chocolatey zones, there’s something for everyone! THINKTANK BIRMINGHAM SCIENCE MUSEUM Thinktank has more than 200 hands-on displays on science and technology. Four floors of THE BEAR GRYLLS ADVENTURE LICHFIELD SPY MISSION hands-on exhibits and historical Test your limits as you take on some TREASURE TRAIL collections including MiniBrum, of the world’s most incredible mental The trail will get you and the children a new interactive gallery for and physical challenges inspired by out in the fresh air hunting for the under 8s, a new 4k Planetarium Bear’s love of adventure. Get geared answers to the sneaky clues which and a Science Garden. up and ready to climb, dive, fly, zip, are set within the area, on anything REDPOINT WORCESTER leap, scramble and explore. Push from an old statue, monument, to a Redpoint is known for its unique yourself to achieve the remarkable. small hidden plaque. Can you solve climbing walls that mimic the clues and crack the code? WALSALL ARBORETUM routes you’d find in the great outdoors, with twisting routes Housing a fabulous children’s play that mean you might have to go area with a splash pad to keep the around corners, turn sideways children cool during hot summer DROITWICH SPA LIDO before you can go up, or grab An ideal day out for the whole days. A wonderful boating lake onto a stalactite or two. with lakeside café, tennis courts family. Droitwich Spa Lido is one and acres of open playing fields. of the UK’s last remaining inland, open-air, saltwater swimming pools. It boasts a 40m pool, wet play area and sun terrace! SEVERN VALLEY RAILWAY A full-size standard-gauge KENILWORTH CASTLE AND railway line steeped in history, ELIZABETHAN GARDEN running regular, mainly Discover 900 years of English steam-hauled, passenger history at Kenilworth Castle and trains between Kidderminster Elizabethan Garden, a vast medieval in Worcestershire and fortress and spectacular castle ruins. Bridgnorth in Shropshire. Featuring arbours, fountains, an Hop on for a fun-filled aviary and a magnificent array of family day out. plants, this garden is breath-taking. ESCAPE LIVE Working in a team of between two and six people, you will have WOLVERHAMPTON THE CUT VISITOR CENTRE just 60 minutes to escape from a GRAND THEATRE The Cut Visitor Centre is the perfect locked room. With the clock ticking, Fancy seeing a show with the family? place for all ages. The beautiful, there is no time to argue. Everyone Wolverhampton Grand Theatre historic building is opposite must work together to find the shows a range of productions Shrewsbury Abbey, surrounded by clues and solve the puzzles so you including drama, musicals, ballet, a delightful walled garden. There is all make your way out in time. dance, opera, variety, concerts, also a Wild Child Garden with lots children’s shows and one of the to explore, children can discover biggest pantomimes in the UK. the joys of outdoor wild play in a NATIONAL SEA LIFE CENTRE completely safe environment. AND LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTRE BIRMINGHAM Dive in at Penguin Ice Adventure and see the cheeky antics STRATFORD BUTTERFLY FARM of the Gentoo penguins, Want to visit the UK’s largest discover the majestic jellyfish tropical butterfly paradise? Come and meet a crab or starfish. rain or shine, enjoy the unique LEGOLAND® Discovery pleasure of discovering hundreds of Centre represents the ultimate the world’s most beautiful butterflies indoor LEGO® playground, a flying in an exotic environment of place to experience fantastic 2 X 1 tropical blossom with splashing adventures with all the family! waterfalls and fish filled pools. For more information regarding opening times and pre-booking requirements, visit makeitwm.com/adventures-by-train Amazing ON ATTRAC family TIONS adventures by train If you’re looking to go a little further afield why not visit Dudley Zoological Gardens and Castle, home to some of the world’s rarest and most exotic animals, the Black Country Living Museum where you can wander round the open-air museum visiting original shops and houses or a visit to Dudley Canal Trust where you experience over 420 million years in 45 minutes! Explore the wonders of the West Midlands and start your adventure when you leave the door. Make a day of it with all the family on the bus, train or tram across the whole West Midlands for just £12 all day with the Network Family Daytripper.* * Available to buy on board the bus or tram and at rail stations. Terms and conditions apply see more at networkwm.com Why not cycle to the station and make the most of the free cycle storage facilities across the region? Find out more and what is available at networkwm.com * 2 for 1 entry is only valid at certain attractions across the region. Find out more online at wmr.uk/2for1 It’s quick and easy to explore the region by train Rugeley Trent Valley U ARE ST YO HERE HIL W RT Rugeley Town A GA W LL E E R Hednesford N Y Cannock Landywood Bloxwich North Bloxwich Walsall WALSALL ARBORETUM Licheld Trent Valley Bescot Stadium Tame Bridge Parkway THE CUT Licheld City Shrewsbury VISITOR CENTRE Hamstead Shenstone Wellington LICHFIELDTREASURE SPY TRAILMISSION Oakengates Blake Street Telford Central W Butlers Lane HIL Shifnal ST MARY Y Four Oaks O Perry Barr Cosford W U E A Albrighton B R Sutton Coldeld B E H Codsall T ER R E Wylde Green Bilbrook A IL Chester Road Erdington WOLVERHAMPTON Wolverhampton Witton GRAND THEATRE Coseley Tipton Dudley Port Sandwell & Dudley The Hawthorns Gravelly Hill Smethwick Galton Bridge Jewellery Aston Nuneaton Quarter ESCAPELIVE Langley Green Rowley Regis THINKTANK Snow Hill Old Hill Duddeston Cradley Heath Smethwick Rolfe St Birmingham Stourbridge New Street Town Lye Bermuda Park Moor Street Stourbridge Five Ways Adderley Park Bedworth Junction DISCOVERY CENTRE LEGOLAND University Small Heath Stechford Hagley CADBURY Selly Oak THE BEAR WORLD NATIONAL SEA Tyseley Lea Hall GRYLLS Blakedown Bournville LIFE CENTRE SEVERN VALLEY Marston Green ADVENTURE Kidderminster Kings Norton Coventry RAILWAY ® Birmingham Arena Northeld International Longbridge Hampton in Arden Barnt Green Berkswell Coventry Acocks Green Tile Hill Spring Road Olton Canley Hall Green Bromsgrove Solihull Yardley Wood Hartlebury Alvechurch Shirley Widney Manor Kenilworth Dorridge Whitlocks End Redditch YS BR Wythall RA IT IS KENILWORTH CASTLE Leamington Spa O O KITC H AND ELIZABETHANGARDEN Earlswood O T H H A E L N DROITWICH E SPA LIDO G RE Droitwich Spa HE RE A Worcester U O W Y Foregate St H T I S LS REDPOINT IL The Lakes T Y Worcester W H M OU AR Shrub Hill U Wood End E HE Malvern Link E G RE S A Danzey Great Malvern U M GHAM M B Colwall MIN Henley-in-Arden BIR RY RT GALLE Ledbury AND A Wootton Wawen Hereford Wilmcote WHILS ' T YO ERE RS Stratford-upon-Avon Parkway U ARE H IA N R A RUST F Stratford-upon-Avon H TIONAL T GREY STRATFORD O BUTTERFLY FARM USE AND GARDEN Download the free Deciding which ticket West Midlands is right for you? Railway App today Let West Midlands Railway help you explore It’ll make your train-travelling the whole West Midlands region. life much easier. Buy tickets, Head over to wmr.uk and search your journey, check train times and even turn it’s the simplest way to find out which ticket is your phone into the ticket itself perfect for you and your family day out. – all with the tap of a finger. Choosing to travel off-peak means that you will All with no booking fees. miss the hustle and bustle of rush hour, you’ll get to sit back and relax as your wonderful day out starts with the train journey. Find out more online. wmr.uk/2for1.
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