London must dos with kids?

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You sound like you have a lovely trip planned.

There's not much at King's Cross apart from a tiny and expensive Harry Potter shop



and a luggage trolley halfway through the wall for photos. However there is often a long queue for this. I'm not sure it's worth taking time to make the trip there just for this.

Where in Surrey did you live?

 

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You sound like you have a lovely trip planned.

There's not much at King's Cross apart from a tiny and expensive Harry Potter shop and a luggage trolley halfway through the wall for photos. However there is often a long queue for this. I'm not sure it's worth taking time to make the trip there just for this.

Where in Surrey did you live?

I know.. maybe we should leave it. But on the other hand DD would LOVE it. She grabs hold of little details, she's only seen the first HP film but she keeps going on about it all the time so I think if we went there she would turn into the biggest HP fan ever!

We lived in Leatherhead 20 years ago. My Dad used to work in Guildford, I love the main street there, I could spend hours wandering all the little shops (and department stores) spending money!

 

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DD6 would almost certainly love the National History Museum, our kids certainly did at that age. But, it is huge, it will easily be a 1/2 day and on a tight schedule like yours that's a lot.

 

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DD6 would almost certainly love the National History Museum, our kids certainly did at that age. But, it is huge, it will easily be a 1/2 day and on a tight schedule like yours that's a lot.

I might keep it as the wet weather option for Wednesday

 

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We lived in Leatherhead 20 years ago. My Dad used to work in Guildford, I love the main street there, I could spend hours wandering all the little shops (and department stores) spending money!

My son works in Guildford but I tend to go to Kingston for shopping.