I know we have been getting used to rising prices over the last couple of years - but yesterday I was at a very child friendly museum and GC wanted an ice lolly. Good idea I said - it was a hot day - went to the cafe where I was shocked to note that a small toddler sized rocket ice lolly was £2.50! An ice cream cone - one scoop £3, two scoops £5. A small bag of crisps - £1.50. A round of ice creams for a family could be £20- that on top of travel, entry fees to the special exhibitions, food and drinks etc. would make an expensive day out. I haven’t had to buy an ice lolly for ages so I was shocked by the prices. I’m sure they were less than £1 a couple of years ago. I know I could make my own, take a picnic etc ( I do) but you can’t pack ice lollies for a hot day out. Any other price rises taken you by surprise?
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