Big screens Wednesday (family friendly)
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Big screens Wednesday (family friendly)
Anyone know of anywhere with a big screen that will permit kids?
My nephew really wants to go and see it somewhere like Manchester where there will be big screen and a crowd but the only one I can find in Manchester is over 18's.
I doubt there will be anything closer than Manchester. Perhaps the one in Leeds is family friendly though?
My nephew really wants to go and see it somewhere like Manchester where there will be big screen and a crowd but the only one I can find in Manchester is over 18's.
I doubt there will be anything closer than Manchester. Perhaps the one in Leeds is family friendly though?
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Blackburn town centre in front of the town hall..
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Perfect. I will travel by horse.Japebe43 wrote:Blackburn town centre in front of the town hall..
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You really going?cricketfieldclarets wrote:Perfect. I will travel by horse.
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Millennium Sq Leeds is alcohol free and looks very family friendly on the TV pics
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I would rather eat my own head!Japebe43 wrote:You really going?
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Thought so..cricketfieldclarets wrote:I would rather eat my own head!
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Thanks, may be best option.Devils_Advocate wrote:Millennium Sq Leeds is alcohol free and looks very family friendly on the TV pics
Shame Manchester dont have one as thats a lot easier especially for getting back on a school night!
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Just announced on the news that Castlefield Bowl is showing the game.cricketfieldclarets wrote:Thanks, may be best option.
Shame Manchester dont have one as thats a lot easier especially for getting back on a school night!
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Most cricket clubs will be showing it id imagine
Haslingden for one has shown all the games so far and they are usually all family friendly
Haslingden for one has shown all the games so far and they are usually all family friendly
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Castlefields is doing it but I don't know the details.
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It's mostly a myth.
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You would think that they would put one on at Salford Quays as there is already
a big screen installed there in the square, by the TV studios.
a big screen installed there in the square, by the TV studios.
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Re: Big screens Wednesday (family friendly)
It’s all white on the night for England.
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Re: Big screens Wednesday (family friendly)
I heard this morning it's 8,000 capacity and ticket only in Castlefields.
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Is this any good to you ?
Some mates took their kids to watch it at Fleetwood's training ground and said it was really good.
https://www.fleetwoodtownfc.com/news/20 ... -cup-2018/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Some mates took their kids to watch it at Fleetwood's training ground and said it was really good.
https://www.fleetwoodtownfc.com/news/20 ... -cup-2018/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Spoke to someone who's been to Millenium square at Leeds and he said apart from a few hobby teenagers the atmosphere has been fairly civilised. Suppose the lack of alcohol is keeping all the idiots away.
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Just looked at Castlefield. Can get 11 year old and above in so thats good. Only problem will be getting back afterwards.
May just watch it feet up at home with a curry with friends and family...
May just watch it feet up at home with a curry with friends and family...
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BFC should have one on the fanzone,think theyve missed a trick there
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just found out there's an outdoor big screen at Colne cricket club https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A% ... DrGErP&s=1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Big screens Wednesday (family friendly)
The Grand,Clitheroe, cricket field. You and your nephew would be most welcome, stadium sound and a great big screen with very clear picturecricketfieldclarets wrote:Anyone know of anywhere with a big screen that will permit kids?
My nephew really wants to go and see it somewhere like Manchester where there will be big screen and a crowd but the only one I can find in Manchester is over 18's.
I doubt there will be anything closer than Manchester. Perhaps the one in Leeds is family friendly though?
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Re: Big screens Wednesday (family friendly)
Forest at Fence are putting up a big screen in the beer garden for Wednesdays game
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Re: Big screens Wednesday (family friendly)
Not neccessarily a big screen but we have two screens at Lowerhouse CC and children are welcome. £2 a pint too.
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Think there is one going up in Hyde Park, London
30,000 tickets.
30,000 tickets.