It was a great experience overall. The staff were lovely and kindly offered to take some photos for us, and they turned out really well. We felt a bit dizzy afterwards, but that’s to be expected and passed quickly.

Great fun. It does make you feel a little dizzy but that's funny too. Initially you don't think it'll take long to be inside but then you get into it and get how it works.

The Upside Down House is based on Brighton Beach it wasn't busy there. I didn't go inside to see it but it looks fun to see a nice tourist attraction in Brighton. You can buy tickets in advance or on the day there.

Could be sooo good.... Its just not big enough. If it was twice the size and the entry times were staggered to allow families to get pics uninterrupted it would be 5 stars! My kids loved it and the staff were friendly but we were literally in and out within 15mins! Which for £25 entry seems steep!

This was an exciting attraction staffed by a lady from Lithuania, who was welcoming and placed my phone on charge while I went around the house with a friend! Entrance room is unique with the likes of musical instruments and sporting equipment on the floor above as we walked around, the bathroom also down here features the layout of a typical one as upside down. Upstairs is the kitchen which has a full meal at a table and the drawers used for preparation on the floor above, speaker also hangs down by a chair!