A popular indoor science discovery centre, Enginuity is one of the 10 museums available within the collection of Ironbridge Museums based in Shropshire. The range of interactive exhibits available at Enginuity lends itself well to children of all ages as they explore with the range of interactive exhibits that they learn to make sense of the world around them. Follow our guide below packed with cheap ticket options and top tips to make the best of your visit.
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Enginuity
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1. Consider an Ironbridge Passport that offers unlimited access to 10 museums over a 12 month period, (excludes special events) that also includes popular settings such as Blists Hill Victorian Town & the Tar Tunnel. More details available over at Cheap Tickets for Ironbridge Gorge Museums.
2. Look out for the family Pass/Pass Plus that includes up to 4 children including step children, cared-for children & even grandchildren! Opt for a 1 or 2 adult family passport to suit the needs of your family.
3. English Heritage members can pick up discounts on ticket prices under their associated membership schemes that includes up to 4 children too. More details available over at Ironbridge Gorge Museums Promotions.
4. National Art Passholders can pick up FREE entry to Enginuity throughout the year plus over 200 other historic settings, galleries & museums around the UK.
5. Look out for a FREE entry offer for Enginuity that tends to run each May as part of the Museums at Night celebrations.
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This allows you unlimited access, (some restrictions on use for special events), to all ten Ironbridge Museums within a 12 month period.
An adult annual passport is currently priced at £24 & a child’s annual passport is just £15.25, (a child is classed as aged between 5 & 18 years in full time education).
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A Few Tips For Enginuity
1. Often the first stop is the extensive water play area that works for children of all ages so worth packing a few spare clothes.
2. Look out for activities running throughout the year that often tie in with school holidays. You’ll find a range of options from have-a-go workshops providing children with a chance to build their your own creations, (additional charge), or free interactive shows.
3. Great to see an extensive indoor picnic space available right in the middle of the setting that guests are free to use, (whilst there is no cafe on site, there is a vending machine for drinks & snacks).
4. If you are looking for refreshments, why not pop next door to the Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron that has a lovely cafe available to the general public too.
5. Whilst there is a small charge for parking, did you know that this same ticket is then valid at all other Ironbridge car parks, (with the exception of Ironbridge & the Museum of the Gorge).
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