Burnley (/ˈbɜːrnli/) is a market town in Lancashire, England, with a population of 73,021. It is 21 miles (34 km) north of Manchester and 20 miles (32 km) east of Preston, at the confluence of the River Calder and River Brun.
Restaurants in Burnley
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Visit our fantastic community and enjoy the very best tabletop games - board games, trading cards and roleplaying games. Available to play or buy. You can play any of the hundreds of games in our library, join in a session of Dungeons & Dragons or learn how to play Magic or Pokemon, whatever takes your fancy! We'll help with the rules and get you started :)
5.0 based on 16 reviews
A miniature railway running for over half a mile in a lovely recently restored park. Rides are only £1 per person. We also have three special events where some rides are free. Check our webpage or facebook site (Thompsonparkrailway). A new car park should open soon from Colne Road.
We had our little boys 6th birthday party on the railway yesterday. It was absolutely fantastic. The volunteers did a smashing job and made sure everyone had a blast. I can't recommend the experience high enough. All the guests had a great time, and it was something different in terms of a party. Give it a go, you won't regret it!
4.5 based on 109 reviews
The ultimate inflatable playground right in the heart of Burnley! Catering for all ages, the playground includes a climbing wall with drop slide, half pipe ninja wall, turbine tunnel, Sports Zone with football pitch and basketball court and much more... The centre has a cafe that serves up snacks and meals, including our signature stonebaked pizzas and gluten-free dishes, along with hot and cold beverages. Air Unlimited runs a variety of sessions, including Toddler Time, Family Airtime and Air Autism. You can also build your own parties just how you want them or even hire the whole place.
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I'd like to start this review by saying it's the first visit that either me or my husband have made to Burnley cinema since it changed hands from Apollo to Reel. We haven't been since then because under Apollo it was so behind the times, more often than not it was dirty and uncared for. A relative recently went to the cinema and said its changed completely. We checked online and found its had a major refurbishment throughout and is now (apparently) the flagship cinema for reel. We booked 2 tickets in the VIP lounge. £30 total cost for 2 tickets (single ticket is £17.50). VIP waiting area (basically just a small area off the foyer with sofas,but nice to have somewhere to wait ). When you go in to the screen, you're given a glass of orange juice or prosecco and a little paper bag (containing 200ml bottle water, 2 finger kitkat, bag of roasted peanuts). Admittedly there are a limited number of seats (probably ~30 seats total, including a couple of wheelchair spaces). Spacious electric reclining armchairs (even for larger builds) , with tables between every 2 so you don't feel like the people next to you are in your space. Enough leg room that you can have your seat reclined and there's just about enough room for someone to walk past! During trailers they bring out your ordered snacks (selected on booking): popcorn (sweet or salted) or nachos (cheesy or bbq) and a drink (budweiser, magners, Pepsi, lemonade/orangeade - can't remember which brands). Part way through the film you get the ice cream selected at time of booking (magnum - classic, white or double caramel). And all of it, with the exception of the drink & ice cream you could take home for later if you don't want to eat it there. The popcorn comes in a round tub, about the size of a side plate and has a secure lid. You can fit it in one of the paper bags if the water bottle isn't in! I've got to be honest, I was very impressed! Really good value. ???????? And, unlike when it was a apollo, it was very clean! Even the toilets have had a refurb. We've been twice in a week (different films) because we enjoyed it so much. A great way to watch a film, good value. I would add two suggestions: an option for tea/coffee rather than fizzy pop/alcohol and maybe an option; to just pay for the seat with no snack (a friend who went this week would rather have had no snacks). Overall, a great cinema experience.
Amore sensory centre is a family run activity centre for children and parents aimed at 0-5 years.The aim of the centre is to provide sensory activities to promote child development, health and well being for parents and children. Amore sensory centre has a Large interactive sensory room and a wide range of classes to choose from. Amore sensory centre also hosts birthday parties and monthly events
Burnley’s number 1 Footgolf course is based on the 9 hole golf course in Towneley Park. Footgolf is one of the hottest new sports in the world today and the 18 hole course will be a true test of your football and golf skills put together.
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