Inspired by the beaches, colours and vibrant atmosphere of South America, this bikini and beachwear…read moreboutique offers a South American collection with styles and sizes to suit all. Tica London is a real oasis. With beautiful, exotic prints and lovely, helpful staff who let you hide in the changing room whilst suggesting loads of gorgeous different styles. I addition, the jewellery is fantastic, including handcrafted jewellery made with seeds from the rainforest. Tica truly is yhe most brilliant start to any holiday. A little pocket of sunshine to inspire you to get yourself over to the beautiful beaches of Brazil.

Fantastic place. Very classy and modern. Wide range of models offering lots of different styles.read more

Thorpe Park is great!! Lots of rides for thrill seekers, and plenty for younger fun seekers!…read more We had a really great day, and queues were not really an issue, they're expected!! We have a Merlin Pass so we didn't pay entry but it is a little pricey if you're paying on the day. Look out for the 2 for 1 offers. A great choice of food, not all take the Merlin Pass discount though.

My friends and I were looking to kill some time after a work meeting and came across this place and…read moredecided to check it out. It had some crazy holes that involved some trick shots but it was a lot of fun. You can keep score between your team between the golf, arcade games, Jenga, and air hockey and at the end the winner gets to spin a wheel and win a prize. I thought that was fun. The drinks they made were pretty good, too. It was definitely a fun way to spend the evening and I could see myself going back if I was in town.

Came here with friends from work. It is a fun 18 hole course. It took us about an hour to complete…read morethe course and there were lots of laughs. When you come in they have a board of the team that has completed the course with the best score so that was a fun added challenge. They also have an arcade but it was underwhelming as half of the games were out of order :( which is why I gave it 3-stars. Another great thing about this place is the location. It is right next to Borough Market and Southbank. So we went for drinks afterwards. I think it's a great activity and change of pace for a day out with friends.

If you are a twelve year old in need of a venue for your birthday party,this is a good bet,My son…read morewent here for a birthday recently and had a great time.,I don't know what it cost for the party package but it included a choice of meal and various drinks including something resembling a slush puppy plus two games of laserquest. The venue is (as many laserquests are) at the top of several flights of steps ,above shops in the main shopping street in Hemel Hempstead. Although there is plenty of parking in the town centre during the day , I didn't feel comfortable parking in the multi storey at night so I opted for the open air car park a bit further away.Boys need to let off steam and this is a perfect choice to appeal to their need for 'shooting' people and making a lot of noise.It is dark,grubby and just what boys get excited about.

This is an indoor soft play area for children. With seperate areas for under ones, and also under…read more5s as well as the general play area. There are Go Karts however these are at an additional expensive, think they are coin operated at about £1 a go. Parking is very good. I have never not been able to park even at busy times, and when there was a number of parties going on. There is a cafe also serving food which is quite extensive and not just the normal tea/coffee and cakes/crisps. They do sandwiches, burgers and salads.

This is a very nice softplay area for children. There are seperate areas for the very young, so…read morethat they can play undisturbed and away from the rough and tumble older kids. There is plenty to do in the softplay zones, including large slides. They also have go-karting. One thing that struck me about this place was how clean it was. It is run by two mums, they certainly seem to take a personal interest in the cleanliness of the place. Food at the cafe is very good too, not as limited as the food you get at this type of place. Very highly recommended.

This is a nice little place. When you arrive, you can spend some time looking around at the various…read morethings that you can paint, like plates, cups, pots and ornaments. Then they have various tables set up with paints etc. You take your item and paint it. It is better to put quite a thick layer of paint on, because once its been glazed, thin areas of paint sometimes show the clay underneath. They have to be left to pick up later on in the week, so they can be glazed. They also do childrens parties. It is quite expensive for an afternoon out.

This is a lovely place to take children. They can decorate their own pottery, creating a lovely…read morekeepsake or gift. You can have your baby or child's hand or foot prints made in a clay block or printed on to a paint, which is the perfect way to save the memory of how tiny they are! I love this place

This Party was brilliant . Each child had lots of goes on the go karts. While they were waiting…read morethey had glitter tattoos and face paints to keep them occupied there was a bouncy castle and at the end they were given a driving licence each which the kids went nuts over, a medal and a really lovely certificate with their names on. All the staff were very friendly and organised the children well. We held it in Parliament Hill School Camden which had free parking and had a relaxed atmosphere. Claudio was amazing with kids. I would deffinately recomend having a party with him. He gave my boy a gorgeous trophy with his name engraved on it and Jack had a lap of honour. Jack said it was the best party he's ever had. He sleeps with his trophy next to his lamp. Hes very proud of it.

Nice enjoyable day outread more

Full of unsupervised children on school trips…read more Too claustrophobic for smaller children. Not enough staff to run the activities they have for kids. Pretty much a waste of time and money for us. But wait! Let us upsell you more!

What a blast. I loved it!!…read more I was lucky enough the other night to get a ticket for the adults night and had such a good time. I thought when I saw the tickets were valued at £29 that it was a bit on the expensive side, but it was 4hours of solid fun. Kidzania is really aimed at children aged 7-11. It's to give them a sample of working life in a fun way. It's informative, plus they can earn money for some roles, and have to pay to do some fun things. On arrival we were greeted with a glass of Prosecco, in a mock up British Airways check-in area. This was alos where you could check bags etc in that you did not want to lug around. After going through the metal detector, you are greeting by the sight of a mini city on two levels. It's a really big space, with about 60 jobs and experiences to choose from. Unfortunately it seems that only 8 people at a time can do the roles, so you need to plan your time well, as you could find yourself spending most of the 4 hours waiting in line. There were some other yelpers there, so we decided that the first thing we would do, would be the chocolate making with Cadbury's as we had been tipped off that this was popular and gets busy later on during the session. It was fun we then went next door to make an All Natural Honey Nut bar. The real fun for me started when we went downstairs. Elisa T and i first tried our hands at being couriers. We had to collect parcels from the jewellers and British Airways, as well as bleed from the hospital, which we then had to return everything to base.We than ah a go at being police officers. Our briefing was interupted by the news of a fire at a nearby hotel. We had to dash over and stop people crossing the tape securing the disaster area. Our next role was to be security guards, collecting large ampounts of money from various businesses. This was followed by the longest wait, which was to be a firefighter. This was a hoot, going the the fire scene in a miniture fire engine. We are got to hose the fire out at the scene of the fire. Our last role was to be paramedics, where we returned to the fire scene to attend the wounded and burnt victims. Again we arrive at the scene in a miniture ambulance. It really was a fun evening. You do have to throw yourself into the role playing to get the most out of it. I'm already planning to visit again with friend when they hold another adults evening. It was a hoot!