Treat yourselves to a Drury Lane Theatre Tour & see just what goes on backstage! Officially called the Theatre Royal there has

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Remember Bo Luke & Daisy Duke? Then you'll love this Dukes of Hazzard experience! Jump into the authentically-styled Dodge Charger & drive
- just like the boys did when Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane was on their tail! The boys' car was known as General Lee thanks to the massive confederate battle flag that adorned the roof of their bright orange Dodge Charger. With 01 painted on each of the doors & fancy alloy wheels this big-bonneted car got the duo into & out of rather a lot off scrapes & predicaments often involving County Commissioner Boss Hogg saying: ' Roscoe arrest them Duke boys' & Roscoe replying: 'I'm gonna cuff ya & stuff ya!" Of course you won't be driving this gem of a car on the dusty roads of Hazzard County Georgia. We've got a selection of proper smooth tarmac tracks for you to to take the General on. They'll be no road gap jumps or car chases but you will be able to put your foot to the metal & you could find yourself reaching 100mph on the long straigh...
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Photoshoots for him. Ever dreamed of seeing yourself immortalised in a smouldering sports magazine photoshoot? This photoshoot is just for men tailored to capture your inner hunk in a stylish & confidence-boosting session. In collaboration with your photographer you can create anything from classic fitness portraits to edgier black & white bare-chested images lit to accentuate the toning you've worked so hard on. The photographic studio is transformed into a cool urban-style setting & lights are used to maximum effect to make the boys glow in the glory of having all the attention. As for what style you go for well it's totally up to you. A lot of men like to get suited & booted for that tailored Forbes look other guys prefer the smouldering underwear look (think Calvin Klein's for a fitness-style GQ vibe). In fact all boys are very welcome to bring their own props so if you've got a favourite football kit rugby shirt or even cricket whites for that classic English gent l... ...

Tank riding driving & firing for adult & child duos in the FV432 APC tank ...

Fancy giving military truck driving around Morpeth a go? Clamber aboard the DAF T244 & take your truck for a drive around this

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Dambusters flights in a vintage Tiger Moth to follow in the footsteps of 617 Squadron's bouncing bomb training in Derbyshire. ...

Sign up to a Dambusters flight experience & practice your low level aeroplane flying over the moors & reservoirs of Yorkshire! These Dambusters flights take off from Teesside International Airport & offer you over an hour of flying time to give you an insight into the sort of flight training the Dambusters pilots undertook. Although you'll be in a modern two or four seater light aircraft rather than a Lancaster Bomber for these Dambusters flying lessons the views are just as impressive. Those heroic pilots had to practice flying down to 150ft (well below radar detection level) without modern navigational aids. Tricky to say the least. When Doctor Barnes Wallis asked Wing Commander Gibson in the 1955 Dambusters film how they were getting on with the low level flying he replied: ' Ah it's awfully hard to get accuracy. I mean to within a few feet. Especially at night over water. Still we'll find some way of doing it'. Flying in low to drop the famous 'bouncing bombs' over the Ruhr Basin within a few feet of each other was key to the operation's success. Skimming the treetops is pretty scary stuff & as the RAF guys say if you can see the feet of the sheep you're too low. On these Dambusters flight experiences you won't be going that low (phew!) but you will certainly still be able to see the sheep's legs! You will take off for your Dambuster flight & achieve normal cruising level of around 3000-4000ft. There's lots of wild countryside to explore around these parts including the North Yorks Moors & the North Pennines with the likes of Balderhead Selset & Grassholme reservoirs. These places are also the perfect backdrop for a rapid descent down to 500ft (the legal minimum level flying these days). & yes at those sort of flight altitudes you can see everything from the cockpit. Dog walkers on the Moors farmers herding their cattle & of course those ubiquitous sheeps' legs too. But thankfully being in fairly quiet Piper aircraft means 'the chickens won't be laying premature eggs' like they did when the Lancasters roared overhead! We are offering the Dambusters flight experience in both two seater & four seater modern light aircraft. With many ex-RAF pilots on the roster the chances are you'll be able to quiz them about their low level flying exploits in fast jets whilst you fly! ...

20 & 30-min helicopter flights over the Peak District Ladybower Mam Tor & more ...

Visit Dambuster country on a 30-minute helicopter tour from your choice of departure point in Derbyshire / Yorkshire ...

Chocks away for a very special Dambusters Spitfire flight! This is vintage military aviation at its very best as you fly over historic Eyebrook Reservoir in a de Havilland Devon accompanied by a Spitfire. It'll be a magnificent Mk IX Spitfire that'll be joining you in the air. Beautifully restored & maintained TD314 now flies under the moniker ' St George' & it's a superb example of this impressive fighter plane. & whilst the St George is undoubtedly the star of the show the plane you'll be flying in for this tour is actually quite special too… The de Havilland Devon is the military equivalent of the Dove civil passenger plane. It boasts a very retro 1950s style harking back to the decade when post-war air travel was quite literally just starting to take off. G-DHDV flying under the serial number VP981 has a fascinating flying history. This included a stint as the personal air transport for Sir Basil Embry when he was Commander of Allied Forces Central Europe based in France. After a final role as the crew plane for the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight from 1985 this graceful Devon was retired from military life. For her new lease of life operating de Havilland Devon flights alongside the St George Spitfire she has kept her resplendent RAF livery. What's more the cabin configuration inside couldn't be better for observing the Spitfire flying beside you. Carrying a maximum of just eight passengers in a one by one configuration every seat is a window seat & they are really large windows at that
- nothing like the commercial jets of today! This all means you are guaranteed fabulous unobstructed views from the de Havilland Devon as the glorious Spitfire glides effortlessly into view. The back drop of Eyebrook Reservoir is highly appropriate too. This is where Dambuster training sessions took place in May 1943 prior to the raids. All in all your Dambusters Spitfire flight lasts around 40 minutes & once back in the hangar try & make time to visit delightful on-site Aviation Museum
- a must for historic aviation fans.

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