With summer holidays just around the corner and finances tight, many will be worried what they can do to keep their children entertained on a budget.
As AI seems to be the answer to almost everything The Bolton News asked Chat GPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot developed by OpenAI, “can you plan a day out for me in Bolton? I have £50 to spend and will have two children with me.”
Within 10 seconds, the AI chatbot said: “Certainly! I can help you plan a day out in Bolton with a budget of £50 for you and your two children. Here's a suggested itinerary.”
And the AI chatbot even offered a brief explanation.
Morning:
Visit Smithills Open Farm: Start your day by visiting Smithills Open Farm, a great attraction for children.
They can interact with various farm animals, feed them, and even enjoy tractor rides. The farm offers a fun and educational experience. Admission prices vary, but you can expect to spend around £20 for three tickets.
Lunch: Pack a Picnic: To save money, consider packing a picnic lunch with sandwiches, fruits, snacks, and drinks. There are several parks in Bolton where you can enjoy your picnic.
Afternoon:
Bolton Museum and Aquarium: Head to the Bolton Museum and Aquarium, which offers a range of exhibits and activities for children.
They can explore the museum's galleries, learn about local history, and enjoy the marine life at the aquarium. Admission is free, but donations are encouraged.
Moses Gate Country Park: After the museum, take a short trip to Moses Gate Country Park. The park offers beautiful lakes, woodlands, and walking trails.
You can enjoy a leisurely stroll, spot wildlife, or even have a picnic if you didn't have one earlier. It's a lovely place to relax and enjoy nature.
Evening:
Vue Cinema: Wrap up your day with a family movie at the Vue Cinema in Bolton. Check the movie listings and choose a film that appeals to both you and your children. Tickets prices may vary, but you should be able to find tickets within your budget.
Dinner:
Affordable Dining: There are several affordable dining options in Bolton, such as family-friendly restaurants and fast-food chains. You can choose a place that suits your preferences and budget. Consider places like Nando's, or Pizza Hut, where you can enjoy a meal within your budget.
With this itinerary, you can have a fun-filled day exploring attractions in Bolton while keeping within your £50 budget.
Prices for attractions and food may vary, so it's a good idea to check their websites or contact them directly for up-to-date information. Enjoy your day out!
If there are any other cheap places to go in Bolton for a day out that you would recommend, let us know.
If you have a story or something you would like to highlight in the community, please email me at chloe.wilson@newsquest.co.uk or DM me on Twitter @chloewjourno.
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