Upside Down House Lakeside
Last Updated on February 21, 2024 by Suzy McCullough
Things to do at Upside Down House Lakeside review
At Lakeside in Essex, you will find something a bit different. The Upside Down House will turn your world upside down. This is one of four Upside Down Houses across the UK.
The house is easily accessible from London and surrounding Essex counties. The house is a stylish wine red coloured located in the External Amphitheatre within the main car park of the Lakeside Shopping centre.
You can walk on the ceiling, reach for the coffee table, climb on kitchen cabinets and take fun photos to share with your friends and family. You will have great fun creating the impossible in their high-end classy house. The house has an open play layout that allows you to move around easily and to get the best photos possible. The only hard part is deciding what fun photo to create next. They have a variety of elegantly designed rooms.
It is a museum of illusion and such a unique place to visit. Visits are limited to 20 minutes. Staff can help you take your photos.
FAQ and Further Information Upside Down House Lakeside
What are the main things to do?
Upside down house great for creating fun and out of the ordinary family photos. Walk on the ceiling and more.
What are the ticket prices?
*Cheapu003cbru003e*Prices are subject to change and/or discounts online. *Cheap – Lakeside £5 pp. Children under 3 are free, .
Is there parking?
There is free, parking in the shopping centre car park.
When are they open?
They are open almost year-round and are open until 8 pm every night except Sundays. For up to date opening times please visit their website.
Dog friendly?
No information has been provided.
Are they accessible?
Guests can access the ground floor via a temporary ramp, leading into the inverted experience with plenty of photo opportunities. The attraction itself has 2 floors, separated by a spiral staircase, with no lift or ramp alternative to the second floor. The ground floor is part-accessible for wheelchairs.
