Advantages: Interactive and educational Disadvantages: Prices
of the museum for a couple of hours, being ahead of everyone else who arrives later. I wouldn't recommend arriving after lunchtime. It normally gets busier in Autumn and Winter too due to the bad weather - bear this in mind when you plan your visit.
Finding Eureka
By Car: Leave the M62 at J24 for Halifax. Follow the A629 to the Town Centre looking out for the brown tourism signs. Follow these signs to the museum.
By train: Eureka! is located next to Halifax railway. Steps located to the left as you exit the station lead directly to Eureka.
Food at Eureka
The Eureka Cafe serves a selection of hot and cold meals and snacks every day from 10.00am to 4.30pm, however in my experience over the years I have found that the café is not always open. When we have eaten here, we haven't always been overly impressed. I would recommend either takig a picnic ...
carlz2001 21.11.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Eureka children
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A town called Eureka (or just Eureka, as it was broadcast in the states, for all you region 1 dvd hunters) tells the story of US marshall Jack Carter, who is your stereotypical average Joe (so average, I'm surprised they didn't actually call him Joe and have done with it).
Jack stumbles into the town of Eureka and very quickly gets caught up in a incident which leaves time flowing backwards. Eureka is not so much a town but a government facility where all the smartest people in the country live and invent... stuff.
It just so happens that Eureka needs a new Sherrif, and Jack thanks to his demonstrations of lateral thinking gets the job.
By the end of the double episode pilot the show was asking the viewer to ignore what quickly turned into a string vest of a plot, but it somehow pulls it off- the writing ...
Advantages: had activities for all ages Disadvantages: have to leave after three hours IF busy
Eureka was great for all of the family. I have a 15 year old, 8 year old, 4 year old and another 11 months there was somethign for each and every one of them!!! I used my tesco clubcard vouchers to get in which saved me a small fortune but if i was to pay for the family ticket £31 i wouldn't have felt ripped off. Very educational but extremely fun at the same time, The kids had no idea they were learning things. There were under five areas which were fantastic as well as small 'pits' for under 1's so it gave the little one chance to get out of the pram and have a crawl about playing with age appropraite toys. Postman Pat was even there for greet and meet throughout the day Absolutley fabulous i would take them again!!! ...
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