What’s on this May half term at Continuum Attractions
7th May 2026
There’s something for all ages across our attractions this school holiday. Join The Quest for Nessie, witness the roar of iconic tanks, take your kids for free to Corrie’s cobbles and much more this half term.
Loch Ness Experience
The Loch Ness Experience – The Quest
Where: Drumnadrochit
When: Saturday 28th March to Sunday 12th April
What: Journey through 500 million years of history to explore the stories and secrets of the world’s most famous loch during The Quest 2026. Become a modern-day Nessie hunter at the Surface Watch, or join the Big Debate - Nessie or Nonsense - to have your say on the legend. Step aboard Deepscan Cruise for a Hydrophone Discovery Tour with Alan McKenna of Loch Ness Exploration and hear stories of Monsters and Water Beasts. All followed on Sunday with a family fun day featuring retro sideshows, face painting and the crew of the Loch Ness Lifeboat Station.
Eden Camp Modern History Museum
Eden Camp Modern History Museum – Tank Week
Where: Malton
When: Saturday 23rd to Sunday 31st May
What: Feel the ground shake beneath your feet as Tank Week roars into Eden Camp! The WW2 POW camp dedicates a full week to the power, engineering and legacy of some of the most iconic armoured vehicles in military history. Whether you’re a dedicated enthusiast, a curious learner, or planning an unforgettable family day out, it’s a front-row seat to history in motion. This year, it features the renowned Sherman M50, a striking Cold War-era upgrade of the legendary WWII Sherman tank, as the star attraction.
Coronation Street Experience
Coronation Street Experience – Kids Go Free
Where: Manchester
When: Saturday 23rd, Sunday 24th, Bank Holiday Monday 25th and Saturday 30th May
What: Coronation Street’s iconic cobbles are open for Guided Tours of the nation’s favourite street meaning fans can visit some of British TV’s most iconic external sets, including the Rovers Return and Roy’s Rolls. For half term Kids Go Free when accompanied by a full-paying adult so they can follow in the footsteps of some of the show’s most famous stars. The Coronation Street Exhibition is also open every day to take a trip down memory lane.
The Real Mary King’s Close
The Real Mary King’s Close - Dram of History Tour
Where: Edinburgh
When: Throughout May
What: Step into the shadows beneath Edinburgh’s Royal Mile for a whisky experience like no other. The tour blends hidden history with a bold taste of Scotland’s national drink. Begin your evening with a specially curated one-hour guided tour that dives deeper into the story of whisky and its role in the bustling world of Mary King’s Close. Once a lively centre for trade - alcohol included - these preserved underground streets are the perfect backdrop for a tale or two. Then, raise a glass in one of our vaulted rooms during a 30-minute whisky tasting.
GreenWood Family Park
GreenWood Family Park – All Day Park Pass
Where: North Wales
When: Monday 25th to Sunday 31st May, plus each weekend
What: Discover thrills beneath GreenWood’s idyllic forest canopy this May. Ride the world’s only people-powered rollercoaster and the UK’s first solar-powered water ride. Meet a whole host of furry animals, walk the park’s newest resident alpacas, walk the Barefoot Trail and even get lost in the Dragon Maze to make it a family day out to remember.
Spinnaker Tower
Spinnaker Tower - Discover the View
Where: Portsmouth
When: May Half Term
What: Take in one of the nation’s most historic views, more than 100 metres above the Solent. Dare to walk the Sky Walk, unwind in the open-air Sky Garden and take in Afternoon Tea in The Clouds. Look out over the Historic Dockyard, across to Spice Island, out in the Solent and even as far as the Isle of Wight. Every ticket includes all-day admission to the tower so you can return to sample the ever-changing view. Plus, up to two Kids Go Free this half term with every fee-paying adults.
York’s Chocolate Story
York’s Chocolate Story – Classic Guided Tour
Where: York
When: Saturday 23rd to Sunday 31st May
What: Immerse yourself in the history of chocolate at the heart of the UK’s chocolate city before getting hands-on to create your very own sweet treat to take away. The experience starts by journeying to the Aztec rainforests of Central America before meeting the York pioneers who created some of the treats we still enjoy today. Plus, save £3 on adult tickets and £2 on child tickets with our Early Bird Guided Tours this May half term.
Emmerdale Village Tour
Emmerdale Village Tour – Star Tours
Where: Leeds
When: Weekends
What: Step into the heart of Emmerdale, where some of TV’s most dramatic moments have unfolded. Walk in the footsteps of the Dingles, Sugdens and Tates around the external Emmerdale Village Tour set, located in the heart of the Yorkshire countryside. Pose outside iconic landmarks like The Woolpack and David's Shop, and learn about the secrets behind the idyllic filming location before mingling with a surprise cast member and grabbing that all-important selfie.
Oxford Castle & Prison
Oxford Castle & Prison – Guided Tour
Where: Oxford
When: Daily
What: For over a thousand years, Oxford Castle & Prison has stood watch over the city. Join a costumed tour guide on a journey through Oxford’s history; from Viking raids and the Norman conquest to the Castle’s role in Georgian and Victorian era justice. Uncover the origins of education in the city, experience the stories of the Castle’s most infamous residents, climb the 101 steps of St. George’s Tower and descend into the crypt.