Holiday for a weekend/week in the UK?

Question

Right it needs to be suitable for two 16year olds one of which will be near enough 17. It needs to have a amusements and places to dine :)

Traveling from the Midlands :)

Location:

Why:

Score /10:

Best way to travel there:

Answer 1

Do you mean all the UK?

The UK is England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland altogether,

Or do you mean just England?

Answer 2

Ryde on the Isle of Wight

Lots of seafront amusements and loads of restaurants and take aways...typical seaside place

7/10 is my score but thats because i live here.

Train to portsmouth and Hovercraft/seacat or car ferry over.

Lots of places to stay on a b&b basis.

Place where all the teenagers hang out.

Answer 3

Try Minehead. Not too far from the Midlands, and plenty of life for two young people. Trains are available from New street station, and National express coaches from Digbeth too.

Edit Angel........ The girl  has said she is from the Midlands, so I would imagine she already knows that the U.K. includes England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland. We don't all need these constant geography lessons thankyou. You are very patronising, and getting VERY boring!!!!

Answer 4

Bristol.

There are 2 large Shopping Centres - The Mall at Cribbs Causeway (north side of the City) and Broadmead/Cabbot's Circus (right in the centre of the city) - a large extension with the likes of Selfridges, Harvey Nicks and a multi-screen cinema is opening at the end of September.

There is also an Ice Rink, Zoo and lots of green spaces.  As well as food outlets that are popular with the younger generation.

Bristol is close to Bath and Weston super Mare, both which have there own attractions.

Travel by train.  And there is a good bus service in and around the city.

9.5/10 - I'm biased as I live nearby.

Answer 5

blackpool

because the kids will love it

9/10

drive or get the train.