October has been a big month for JuniorTravelClub. Here is a round-up of what is new on the site, and how to get the most out of it when you plan your next family trip.
More than 1,100 family attraction pages
JuniorTravelClub now has more than 1,100 attraction pages: theme parks, zoos, aquariums, museums and landmarks around the world. Every page is built from the attraction’s own visitor information and focuses on what matters with children: what they pay, height limits, pushchairs, baby changing, food rules and how to get there. You can browse them by destination.
A Family FAQ on attraction pages
Many attraction pages now end with a short Family FAQ that answers the questions parents ask most, such as whether you need to book ahead, whether you can bring a pushchair and whether you can bring your own food. The answers come from the same verified facts shown at the top of each page.
New comparison guides
- Which Disney Park Is Best for Young Kids? 9 Parks Compared
- Which Legoland Is Best for Your Family? 9 Parks Compared
- Legoland Billund vs Windsor vs Deutschland
Days out on a budget
- London with Kids on a Budget: 9 Free and Low-Cost Days Out
- Paris with Kids on a Budget: 10 Free and Low-Cost Days Out
- 8 Free Family Days Out Beyond London and Paris
Top lists by region
- 10 Best Theme Parks in Europe for Kids
- 10 Best Theme Parks in North America for Kids
- 10 Best Theme Parks in Asia for Kids
- 10 Best Zoos and Aquariums in Europe for Kids
- 10 Best Zoos and Aquariums in North America for Kids
- 10 Best Museums in Europe for Kids
Tips, ideas and packing lists
- Theme Parks with a Toddler: 9 Tips from the Parks Themselves
- Big Museums with Kids: 8 Tips That Make the Visit Work
- Rainy Day Ideas: 10 Indoor Family Attractions Worth the Trip
- 10 Zoos Where Kids Can Touch and Feed the Animals
- Theme Park Day Bag: What to Pack with Kids
- City Break with a Toddler: The Packing List
Itineraries
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