A really fun experience. I really liked that some of the hidden rooms were actually quite tricky to find. It made it a bit more challenging and I liked that the cafe was really nice, a little bit different, obviously quirky, and had staff that were genuinely helpful, polite, and well-mannered. I personally don't think younger children get much out of it. A lot were just bewildered and running around. I took my son, who is eight years old, and I thought that was a really good age to get the most out of every challenge and to read what's going on. I wouldn't necessarily do it again a second time but would encourage anyone to try it out for the first time.

I mean this was such a strange but mesmerising experience haha. So much to see and work out, I can't imagine how long it would've taken to set this all up. Definitely a good experience for all the family and kept us occupied for a couple of hours! Friendly staff at the entrance and easy parking (paid). Love the concept and love the notion behind the phrase 'wake the tiger'.

Well this was a fantastic surprise! I accompanied two disabled people, one in a wheelchair and the reception we got from the staff in arrival was amazing! The place is a mind bending adventure as you tour around the (seems like 100's!!) different areas on the discovery voyage. For the wheelchair user, the whole place is really accessible and easy to navigate. The final icing on the cake ( excuse the pun) was the cafe. The service and food was of a fantastic quality. My people abd I cannot recommend this place highly enough!

Such an amazing experience! We love unusual and quirky places to explore and this ticks all the boxes! Sure, I'll add a bunch of photos and videos, but you really need to experience it first hand to get the experience. There's are so many small and big things that are easily missed, so make sure to explore, plenty of hidden doors to rooms that might not be obvious. Will definitely visit again, one of my favourite attractions ever! Has that 'Dismaland' vibe to it, but more child friendly and without the political weight. Did I say you should definitely go and experience it? GO AND EXPERIENCE IT!!!

Step into Wake The Tiger, where science meets matrix 23 rooms of immersive art experience and out-of-this-world, self explore adventure begins in an abandoned paint factory and transports you through the surreal Dream Factory, When you arrive you think your in the wrong place until you step inside. Prepare to blow your mind, the amount of artistic content time and effort in this interactive building. An unsung hero that you must see the kids will love it too, lovely vegetarian cafe food is really good even if you’re not veggie. Each room leads somewhere else fascinating visual effects, there is a train, an airplane that you can sit in and so much more. Parking is around £3 for 3 hours entry prices reasonable I will definitely go again we spent 3 hours there so much to see. That’s a attraction definitely has the wow factor a brilliant day out for the family