Travel to the frozen extremities of the Antarctic and experience life with a family of real Gentoo penguins at the SEA LIFE London Aquarium this spring.
These acrobats of the penguin world are taking up residence in ICE ADVENTURE - a brand new, major themed experience that will transport guests to a research station deep in the Antarctic.
As the temperature drops visitors will journey through an icy landscape full of fun interactive features.
Look at the world through snow goggles, run your hands along a wall of real ice or dip your hands into freezing touch pools.
Guests can even get a taste of polar “white out” training as they explore a recreation of a remote ice station complete with authentic equipment donated by leading science and research organisation British Antarctic Survey*.
When they arrive in the penguin viewing ice cave, visitors will get a direct window into the habitat of the magical Gentoo penguin, both above and below land.
As they dive beneath the water and play in their carefully created new home complete with real ice, guests will discover the challenges of life in the most inhospitable landscape on earth and the dangers its inhabitants face.
They will also be able to meet some other Antarctic dwellers - a trio of Japanese Spider Crabs.

Imagine a totally electrifying, full day out at Britain's Ultimate Castle. Where you can immerse yourself in a thousand years of jaw-dropping history - come rain or shine.
Its history stretches back almost 1,100 years. In 914AD Ethelfleda, daughter of Alfred the Great, ordered the building of a 'burh' or an earthern rampart to protect the small hill top settlement of Warwick from Danish invaders.
Come and find out more about a Castle at war with a guided tour of the Castle’s defences. Show times are at 11am and 4pm.

The EDF Energy London Eye is delighted to announce its brand new in-capsule experience, which will be available to all guests who visit London’s most iconic landmark. The London Eye’s capsules are now complete with state of the art Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 devices, displaying bespoke content created by LMC design and Henry Stuart Photography exclusively for the London Eye.
The interactive touch screen guides are designed to enhance the guest experience as they take in the views from the world’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel.
It provides a more interactive way to take in the capital’s best sights and is available as part of the standard ticket price.
Features include key information on landmarks that can be seen from the London Eye as well as a 3D view of each sight, further bringing it to life before the visitors’ eyes. Innovative, 360 degree non-stop-24-hour filming has granted the EDF Energy London Eye and its guests the first ever multi-dimensional views of the spectacular sights of the capital.
Over a period of three months in 2011, the EDF Energy London Eye carried out an extensive consumer research programme of 5,000 visitors over 1,000 rotations to find out how the guest experience could be further enhanced. Several strong trends emerged from this reserch, making it clear that what visitors wanted was more information about the panoramic views, whether they were tourists brand new to the city or Londoners, familiar with the landscape. When testing the tablets, guests reported that they found them fun and engaging to interact with, a useful and informative addition to their experience and that they improved the atmosphere and aesthetics of the capsule.
Furthermore, with the addition of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in each capsule, visitors were more likely to recommend the London Eye to friends and families as a great-value destination.
The highly functional interactive guide enables guests to access key information about the landmarks they can see; all customers need to do is touch the landmark on the screen that they’re interested in or search the name of the landmark to find it.
By doing this they can access key information about 44 famous London landmarks, 24 hour time-lapse photography, 360 degree day and night views from the London Eye and bird’s eye views of some of the key landmarks as well as a unique “look inside” some of the structures for a unique perspective.

US teen heartthrob, Taylor Lautner, has become the first celebrity of the year to join Madame Tussauds London’s A-list Party area.
A brand new wax figure of the Twilight sensation was revealed standing shoulder to shoulder with co-star, British actor, Robert Pattinson.
The dashing figure mirrors Lautner’s relaxed style with a jean and leather jacket combo paired with his trademark sultry expression. The figure took four months to create at a cost of £150,000.
“Taylor was one of the most requested personalities in 2011 and we are delighted to welcome him to Madame Tussauds London today” commented Liz Edwards, PR Manager at the attraction. br> Madame Tussauds Studios London has been making wax figures for over 150 years. Each masterpiece takes four months, and a team of 20 dedicated sculptors, to create. Over 500 precise body measurements are referenced, real head hairs are inserted one by one, and countless layers of paints and tints are applied to build up skin tones - all to achieve the kind of astonishing realism that has kept Madame Tussauds world renowned for over two centuries.

This exciting new permanent exhibition will explore Queen Victoria's life and reign through her own words.
Opening on 26 March 2012 visitors will experience Victoria's first day as Queen at Kensington Palace, the romance of her early relationship with Prince Albert, moments of family life and aspects of Albert's involvement in the 1851 Great Exhibition.
Set within the rooms Victoria lived as a child, the displays will include paintings by Franz Xaver Winterhalter and Sir Edwin Landseer, gifts that Queen Victoria exchanged with Prince Albert during their engagement in 1839 and her wedding dress.
Glamorous jewellery, poignant mourning clothes and other personal items will sit alongside replica Victorian children's toys, try-on clothing and fun interactives for all visitors.

Also in the Palace: An elegant and evocative new display of dresses worn by Diana, Princess of Wales will include items which have never before been exhibited in the UK.
This stylist-designed installation will be a taster of modern royal dress, coming in 2013.
It will explore elements of the Princess’ style from the early 1980s onward and will include dresses by some of her favourite designers.