We will be attending a Lego Hero Factory Fun Day at Legoland Windsor on Saturday 3rd August 2013 and I am very excited to say that two lucky people along with their family can join us for this action packed day.
Taking place in the Hero factory build and test area at Legoland Windsor resort, the Hero Factory day will consist of speed build challenges throughout the day, face painting and a treasure hunt around the resort to win prizes; plus exciting Hero factory treats.
Hero Factory buildable figures come in pairs ready for battles, they are fully posable and available from Lego.com/HeroFactory RRP £7.99. Each figure includes a unique code with points for the new Lego Hero Factory Brain Attack mobile app and online game which allows you to power up your Heroes online. The Lego Hero Factory Brain Attack is available to play free online and also on Android and IOS devices.
The Prize
There will be two competition winners each winning a family ticket (2x adults 2x children) to Legoland Windsor to take part in the Hero Factory Fun Day on Saturday 3rd August 2013.
- There will be an exclusive Lego Hero Factory goody bag,
- Speed challenges,
- Face painting,
- Treasure hunt,
- App games in the Hero factory area,
- Television shows in the Hero factory area,
- Photo opportunities and more
To enter the giveaway leave a comment on this blog post telling me What was your favourite family day out when you were a child?
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The competitions ends at midnight 19th July 2013, please read the terms and conditions before entering
- Open to UK residents over the age of 18.
- There are two prizes of a family ticket (2x adults 2x children) to the Hero Factory Fun day at Legoland Windsor on Saturday 3rd August 2013 Travel to and from Legoland Windsor will be the winners’ responsibility.
- Instructions form part of the terms and conditions.
- Winner’s tweet entries and subscriptions etc are cross checked.
- This giveaway is hosted on behalf of prize sponsor Lego/Legoland who will contact the winners with further details of the day’s events
- The prize sponsor’s decision is final and binding on entrants; no further correspondence will be entered into.
- There is no cash or alternative to the prize stated.
- The prize is offered in good faith that the prize sponsor will supply it. The prize sponsor may substitute the prize with one similar value/type if the original item becomes unavailable. The owner of this site will not be responsible for replacing the prize should the prize sponsor renege on their agreement to supply it.
- Winners are picked by Rafflecopter using random.org and the site owner will contact them by the email.
- Failure to claim the prize within 48 hours will result in a replacement winner being chosen.
Sunny days at the beach either in Brighton, Folkstone or Hastings
Sunny days at the beach
I remember occasionally going to miniature railways (a train enthusiastic big brother) – there was a lovely secret one in Biddenden and a less secret one in Tonbridge. Always a very lovely, simple day out with a picnic and an ice lolly! I loved that feeling of being BIG on such a small thing. Doesn’t happen very often when you’re a child!
My favourite family day out was to go to an airshow. My Dad was a big military plane enthusiast so we would often go to the big airshows at the RAF bases and we loved it.
Oh what a BRILL competition!
My dad was a bookie sand we loved to go the races to see him working and look at all the lovely horses and have a picnic!
My fondest memories as a child was the family going to Margate. Food and games on the beach followed by a visit to the theme park. No video games or iPads – just fun!
It has to be day trips to Brighton Beach and a good runaround on the pier. X
i always loved going to skegness for the day the seaside always makes you feel fresh!
trips to sundown adventure land with the family
Going to the Beach.. Which i guess is why my mum made us move to POOLE! 😛
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Definitely the seaside! x
when i was little my favourite day out was to Brancaster beach, i loved walking out to the old wreck (when the tide was out), the marsh where we picked samphire, the little dunes which we pretended were emormous, the long walk back and then a tub of cockles with loads of vinegar from the shellfish van.
I loved going to the seaside my grandparents took me and my brother during the summer holidays and it was a lot of fun
going to milton on the ferry and cycling around then chips before getting the ferry home, fab day out
we always went to the beach as children
visiting my nan and grandad they had a lovely little bunglow on Bexhill sea front so lots of nice beach walks
Day out on the beach
Always the seaside
It’s no where near us so we couldn’t go but it looks ace!
Going to the beach!