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I have attended three sleep overs at the British Museum with my son who has a membership. One just him and I, one him,I and his brothers and one with him, I and three friends for his birthday. They are great, the activities last till around midnight and you are up at 7 for a morning activity and breakfast. At the British Museum they cost around ?35 per person and your child will need to be a 'young friend' member as well. The maximum group size is 5 including the member and a responsible adult. We have really enjoyed them, it is a privilege to have close up time with famous artefacts and see the museum empty. You sleep in the main egyptian gallery and last time we bedded down in front of the Rosetta stone!

I can throughly recommended them.


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