The Easter holidays are nearly here, with plenty of opportunities to spend time together as a family. Here are ten ideas for a memorable day out.

1. Laser tag – Players use electronic taggers to aim infrared signals at their opponents' sensors. There are indoor and outdoor versions, with purpose-built arenas offering different settings. Choose a session that suits your group's ages and the venue's participation requirements.
2. Mini golf – A family favourite, with courses ranging from straightforward holes to more demanding challenges. It's an easy way to add some friendly competition to the Easter holidays.
3. Trampolining – An active way to have fun. Many trampoline parks offer sessions for families, with different areas to explore. Stick to movements appropriate to your ability and follow the venue's rules.
4. Escape rooms – Work together to solve puzzles and complete a story before time runs out. They give families a chance to communicate, think things through and discover what each person brings to the team.
5. Walking – Spend time in nature and get some exercise at the same time. Choose a family-friendly route and look out for wildlife and interesting sights along the way.
6. Cycling – Explore the area on two wheels. Family-friendly cycle paths make it possible to combine fresh air, exercise and a change of scenery.
7. A zoo visit – Discover different animals together and look out for talks, feeding sessions or other activities offered by the venue.
8. Swimming – Pools and water parks offer a fun way to spend time together, with many providing areas designed for families.
9. A picnic – A simple, affordable outing in a park or by the beach. Pack something to eat and leave time for games.
10. A museum visit – Explore history, art or culture together. There are many different museums to choose from.

From laser tag and mini golf to escape rooms and museums, the Easter holidays offer plenty of ways to get out together. At Alma Park, you can combine several indoor activities with the holiday flat-rate package. Check which activities are included; escape rooms are a separate option. Choose what suits your family and start planning.