Theme Park and Travel Guide

This week for something different we have two reviewers for the Harry Potter Warner Brothers Studio tour in London. Both reviewers are avid fans of the Harry Potter franchise, having both read the books and seen the movies but are in vastly different age brackets. I thought it would be interesting in asking them the same questions and see what they both would write. M.G is a solo traveller in her 50's who travelled to the studios i n October 2017. L.C is our regular theme park reviewer in his early 20's who last travelled to the studios in 2013. What sort of food is available there and can you recommend? Was it expensive? Or should you bring your own? M.G: I was a solo traveller and had gone to the main café prior to the tour as I had not had any breakfast.  The tea and toast were about the price I would expect to pay at this type of café.  If I was travelling with young children I would not bother with the main café as there was nothing really speci

We travelled to the Gold coast, Queensland, Australia theme parks in 2013 and 2014 as a family. For those who live outside of Australia, the Gold Coast is Australia’s premier location for theme parks. It is located about 80km from Brisbane. We bought World Pass (Dreamworld, White Water World and Skypoint) 12 month tickets, and Gold Passes (also 12 months) for Movie  World, Sea World and Wet n Wild. All one year passes worked out cheaper then the one day pass so that is Tip no. 1 - get 12 month passes even if only visiting one day. We went there twice in a 12 month period. The second visit, we only needed to pay for accommodation and plane fares. We spent six days visiting five Gold Coast theme parks. As we went twice in a year, we also experienced the parks during Queensland School holidays and again during Queensland school terms (much quieter). The lines during school term were non-existant. We literally walked straight on to the Scooby Doo ride. During School holi