Upside Down House Partnership - Clacton-on-Sea - Clacton-on-Sea

Nicola A.

We came here on our holiday,
Entrance fee is £4 per person, you get NHS discounts but not other emergency services...
We paid £8 for us both to go in which in my opinion its worth £2 per person. When we got in there it was empty downstairs which was nice to taken photos, the floor is uneasy which it gives you a warning before you enter about the uneasy floor.

Loved that all the furniture was on the ceiling and the photos were brilliant.
Upstairs was also good,
There is cameras saying not to hang to swing on anything. My only thing was whilst myself and my husband were there, there were 2 children unsupervised running up and down and sliding all over the place. As we and other customers were trying to take photos there were running everywhere, their grownups were nowhere to be seen, the cameras would of caught them but no staff came in to tell them to stop. Other than that we enjoyed ourselves.

S R.

From the outside it looked very cool. It was £4 per person to go in. When I went in, it was quite cool for the first 30 seconds, then it was just a drag for me. I couldn’t wait to get back out… but I went with my family, so I had to let them take their pics before I left with them. The floor (or should I say “ceiling” wasn’t level too, so as you walk, you tend to get out of balance. What your eye see’s and what you body feels is in two different worlds! It was smaller than expected. Downstairs was just a hallway and bathroom. Upstairs was just a bedroom with some sofas, and a mini kitchen in the corner. The house seemed incomplete, so it didn’t actually feel like a house that we walked into. The idea is nice, but the pricing was way too high for the experience.

Grant W.

Yesterday me and my partner went to ask about what their policy was on carers as my partner kid has additional needs and can’t go in on her own the woman at counter yesterday said careers gets in for free what is normally the case and is legally binding today we went back was was told that wasn’t the case and they also didn’t know who was on staff yesterday there was a older woman sitting outside who told us her special needs grandson is in there alone this is not ok at all they should be ashamed

FebePops

An interesting stop off as we approached Clacton Pier. Kids wanted to go in, tbf, I wasn't too bothered, but still enjoyed it and we took some cool pics.

A ticket for a family of four was £14, The experience lasted about fifteen minutes. Probably could do with being cheaper tbh, would only do once 👍👍👍

Eri W. L.

Despite the bad reviews, I can assure you that when I visited, it was clean ( I've been there several times as every time we are with other friends and they want to go in). If people knew to behave and throw their rubbish in a designated area, nobody would find rubbish inside the UpsideDown house. Is everywhere written not to run, jump, etc, inside, but everybody leaves their children to do whatever they want there. Learn to behave, and then you'll enjoy the visit without complaining about the price.

Dan W.

Unsure what the negative reviews are all about. You can see exactly what it is before you go in. We had great fun and it was only a few quid

Tom S.

As an adult this is not worth the £4 admission. It’s two rooms with furniture nailed to the ceiling. That said my toddler was blown away and loved it and anything that makes him smile and laugh is worth it to me.

Ryan G.

The price to get in was cheap which was a good thing but felt like there could of been more stuff there. 😊