Wake The Tiger

An experience best described as a mix of art installations in an overarching fantasy themed setting, focussing on audiovisual sensations. Visitors enter the parallel world of Meridia through a portal on a construction site, which through experimentation in the fields of Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water aims to solve its imminent environmental disaster. This indoor activity is suited for all ages, with accessibility for wheelchairs, and offers 2 to 3 hours of entertainment on rainy days. Booking tickets in advance is recommended, especially for families and groups.

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Address: 127 Albert Road, BS2 0YA
Hours: 10:00 - 18:00 daily
Price: GBP 15
Website: wakethetiger.com (opens in a new tab)

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