Win a hamper worth over £100 and a copy of Hey Grandude! *Now Closed*

Disney . It is such a magical experience for all ages.

I would take back in time to meet my dad and grandmothers who all died before the eldest was born.

I'd take them to Iceland to see the Northern lights x

I would take them to Martinique island of flowers to see their Aunt & have a lovely time in warm azure blue seas, see their cousins who they have never met.

I would take them to Disney land I watched my children’s eyes light up when they were babes so the most magical place for any child is Disney land still have so wonderful memories

I would take my two gorgeous grandchildren aged 5 and 3 to meet the Gruffalo!

I would take my grandchildren to Australia to see their cousins and to experience some of the great wonders of the world eg the Great Barrier Reef, Ayres rock, the great ocean road , bondi beach , the wildlife and the dessert.
An experience of a lifetime and seeing their aunt,uncle and cousins as well!

I would take them to Yosemite where the sequoia's would help them see how gran the natural world is.

I think the Australian island of Rottness where the quokka live. They are reported to be the happiest animal in the planet.

My wish would be to take my great nieces and nephews to stay in a chalet, in any Forest Holiday UK.
They have had a rather difficult summer and it would help greatly,
Thankyou,
Rosemary

I would take them on a visit to see Santa in Lapland.

I would take them to Florida. The beaches are beautiful and the theme parks are pretty special too.

I dont have any grandchildren as yet, but if i did then think i would take them to either to Disneyland Paris or the one at Orlando, Florida, USA.

I would take my granddaughter to Ireland.She has some Irish ancestry,but has never been there,I'm sure she would enjoy it,and I would enjoy seeing it through the eyes of a 10 year old.

I Would Love To Take My Granddaughter To Disney She Is Princess MAD ??

The Okovango Delta in Botswana in a dugout canoe. Something I did as a volunteer 30 years ago, and it changed my life

I would take them (and their parents) to Hong Kong, where their Mum was born and grew up so they can see the unique East meets West fusion that is the City that never Sleeps

I would take them to Disneyland in Florida. We took our eldest granddaughter when she was 3 and she loved it. Since then we have three more grandchildren and we would love to take them all.

I would love to take them to Lapland

I'd like to take them to the new Centre Parks in Ireland. It looks great with lots of activities. No cars allowed so its walking or cycling.

I would take them on a Devon Sea Safari trip to see the beautiful dolphins.

I would take them camping to the South of France. That's where a lot of my daughters'memories were made in the fantastic May of 1999.

Gibraltar! I would take them to the top of the Rock on the cable car - and introduce them to the cheeky Rock apes!

Our granddaughters are age 8 and 5 years of age. I would take them to Disney in Florida. It is magical at this age, everything is larger than life, the parades, the rides, the whole Magic kingdom thing. Also Epcot, the water world, so much to see. I speak from memory, of a time when their Dad was their age, and we were fortunate enough to go as a family.

I would take my grandchildren to Australia to visit their Auntie and her very new baby. They can see her and talk to her on WhatsApp but it would be great for them to visit the place they have seen on the map and to see the Harbour Bridge and Opera House which they have seen pictures of. Obviously my six year old would appreciate this more than my 10 month old grandchild - but he would still be very happy as he usually smiles and laughs at most things anyway.