For a dollar entry on the heritage week, how could it not be worth while, the barber was the highlight plus the ride in trams and trains.

My wife and I were here last March for the wedding of my cousin. It was held at the Friendly Societies Lodge Hall, with the ceremony itself in the area just outside the hall by the pond. Fortunately they had a cloudless scorcher of a...More

Not worth going. Might as well just go to the museum. But our family of 6 it was not worth going to.

We went for the preschool day. Arrived early because I thought there would be people everywhere. Fortunately there wasn’t. Were able to line up for the tram and train rides without too much of a wait. Coffee on the other hand was another story! It...More

Arrived at 1.30 thinking 1 hour would be sufficient, oh boy were we wrong there was so much to see. At the end of the hour we had been in, and heard story's from the lovely volunteers,about 6 houses and there were still the trains,planes...More

A beautiful heritage park that desperately is in need of vibrancy and lift. A first glimpse into the park is when one enters the main area whereby we buy tickets. Absolutely disappointing! The staff are dressed in their ‘normal’ everyday clothes, and there’s coffee machine...More

A very cool historical reconstructed town with lots of different places of interest. We spent hours there exploring. There weren't very many people there which seems a shame but also meant we could meander without crowds. Different clubs own different parts of Ferrymead so each...More