Very entertaining! Crazy fun experience! Go karts are very…read morefast and the track makes you feel like an F1 racer!

REOPENED NOW CALLED MONSTER MANIA!!! Includes 2 large soft play area (one for over 5's and one for…read moreunder 5's) no longer got laserdomes (Alien & Dragon), bumper car track (£1 for 5mins 2seater) and cafe. Best soft play in Scotland much bigger than Cadwinkles & Playzar(Closed) soft play zones. New Oricing structure means you pay for 1+years but has happy hour type specials afterschool with entry and kids meal for £5 approx

Played laser tag here with my kids today, and had a great time. There are two laser zones, they are…read moresimilar but just different layouts. The staff are very friendly, and they took part in the games competitively, but without zapping us too much. Looks like it would be good for kids partys, there was one going on at the same time and they seemed to be having a fine time. It was a very hot day, but it's in a big building so the heat inside wasn't overpowering. It's a bit difficult to find, and their website doesn't seem to be working yet, so I suggest finding their phone number and calling up to book before going along.

Small business with very helpful and pleasant staff. Good range of cardiovascular equipment plus…read moremachine and free weights. Also run a range of classes.

Relaxing Gardens with established trees & kids play area. During the summer putting green, red ash…read moretennis courts & bouncy castle.

A well kept clean park suitable for children aged 1-8years approx. There are two play areas, one…read morewith swings and one with a few climbing frames which have chutes and firemans poles on them. There is a large grassy area suitable for picnics in the summer. During summer time and at weekends there is a little shop open which sell tickets for a bouncy castle, tennis and mini golf. They also sell a small variety of snacks. The park is clean, though parking is limited.

6 5 aside pitches available. Surface is that soft rubber crumb stuff that's really good to play on.read more

We came here to use the pool - it's a small lagoon shaped pool with a wave machine so no lane…read moreswimming but we were here more for fun than sport so that was okay for us. Good for families as there's a section for the wee ones and a lounging 'beach' area, and the shallow end of the main pool is on this side. Lots of changing cubicles and lockers. The café overlooks the pool and is reasonably priced (e.g. large salad £1.50, sandwiches £2.20). They have Slush Puppies, hot drinks, chips, mac n cheese, paninis, etc. Car parking is available on site.

The mariner centre is a great place for all ages. They hold mother and toddler/baby sessions for…read morefree twice a week to get younger children used to the water. They also do swimming lessons and vaious excesize classes including circuit training in thier new gym. There is a soft play and a creche which are excellent for the under 5's. The changing rooms are always clean and there is plenty of staff on hand to help and assist you. The cafe offers a good variety of foods and drinks.

You've heard of the "Fall Guy", well on the Starship Enterprise, the Captain was blamed for every…read moref***ing thing that ever went wrong, and in that regard, he was the "Fall Kirk". This team was named after that concept. First-Hand Experience: I've only seen Falkirk play away from home... once in the old days and once recently. I do really like the team, hence the 4 stars, even though watching them wasn't so thrilling as they were easily and handily beaten by a team that I like even more, from Edinburgh - no names mentioned (but they don't play in green, hint hint). I'll come and watch a home game soon, it's been on my to do list for awhile. However I've seen them play live in person (as with almost every other UK club as well for that matter) so I feel qualified to write this glowing 4-star review of this lovely historic club with a passionate, if small, fan base. A beautiful spire badge adorns their kit, this wonderful old team known as the Bairns were formed back in 1876, and they play in a fantastic new stadium with 9k capacity. They play in dark blue, but you can't have everything. They joined the Scottish league in 1903, but they were unable to get promoted to the Premier League in recent years because of their awful stadium which has now been demolished and replaced in 2004. Dunfermline are their main rival. They have never won the whole league but were runners up in 1908 and 1910. They won the Scottish Cup twice though, in 1913 and 1957.