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YMCA Cheshire Eureka Myths & Legends Visit Friday 30th October 2026 (7 - 13yrs)
By YMCA Cheshire
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Last listed session: 30 October 2026.
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YMCA Cheshire Eureka Science Museum Visit Eureka! Science + Discovery, Victoria Place, Wallasey. CH44 6QY FREE SUPERVISED COACH TRIP FRIDAY 30th October 2026 9am (meet at Gresty Road at 8.45am) until 2.30pm Join us for an extraordinary visit and step into the magical world of the Eureka Science Myths & Legends Experience. Discover fascinating dragon facts and explore how dragons might breathe fire and soar with their incredible wings. Visitors can also capture a selfie with the special Eureka dragon, Ember! Children can get hands-on in the Dragon’s Breath science workshop, explore the amazing effects of dry ice, visit the Dragon Nursery for a story, and enjoy mindful Myths & Legends colouring. With exciting dragon activities, general science activities and lots of fun, there’s something for every attendee to enjoy! Meet: 8.45am (no later) Meet inside the Glo cafe area, Gresty Road, Crewe for registration. Coach Departs: 9am (Prompt) Gresty Road, Crewe, Cheshire. CW2 6EL Eureka Tour Starts: 10am Coach departs: 1.30pm Expected arrival back to YMCA Cheshire (Gresty Road): 2.30pm subject to traffic. PICNIC PACKS, DRINKS AND SNACKS ARE INCLUDED FREE OF CHARGE Please Note: CHILDREN ONLY - NO PARENTS. This trip will be supervised by 6 adults/18 children (1 to 3 ratio) Children must be dropped off and collected from the Gresty Road site. Please come to the Glo Cafe area Children can bring their phones and a small amount of money if they choose too. However, YMCA Cheshire staff cannot be responsible for these items Informal clothing/suitable walking footwear e.g. trainers
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