Pawan Nilank

It is a small but maintained museum. There is no (defined) entry fee which means people can pay whatever they feel is worth/suitable and is optional.
There were not too many things or information, but enough to get to know about Zeppelin's history.

The pool is very small and can be used only for training courses. I don't think it can be used for regular swimming. One has to look for road side free parking for long time as it is usually not available.
Moreover in this modern era, I was surprised to see that Sunday mornings are blocked only for women and men can't even enter till reception, not even for queries.

It is an average sized Thai Food restaurant, where I landed up for lunch on a weekday, in the last minute plan. We have not reserved any table, hoping it to be free considering weekday and lunch time. And I was right.
The restaurant was almost empty, however for the duration I stayed, I saw a lot of orders going out for take aways or home delivery.
It has a nice outside seating area where as also has some indoor dining space.
The service was very good and the staff was very friendly. The food was super tasty, and so was the home made Tea.
Menu items are reasonably priced (most of the items in the range of 9€ to 13€).
One can park the car on road side free parking (I got it easily on that day and there were few others available too. I'm not sure if that is the daily pattern).

As far as I remember, this multiplex has 7 screens. Screens where I've watched movies, were not so big enough w.r.t. seating capacity (appx 175-200 seats). However, seats were comfortable and clean. Picture and sound quality are good. It screens 2D as well as 3D movies but most of the shows are in German. Off lately, English (Original Version) are also getting screened, but 1 or max. 2 shows daily.
What I like most is the cost of tickets. It's very cheap and starts from 5,99€ and the VIP one costs 8,99€. The parking (in the basement costs 2€ for 4 hours. It is also well connected to public transport (bus as well as metro line has stop right in front of it). Snack bar has regular options.
The part which I don't like much(not only limited this multiplex, but others too) is that we need to pay additional fee while making an online booking.

One of the main attraction of Duisburg Zoo is the Delfinarium (for Dolphin show). There is no separate ticket for entering Delfinarium and is included in the Zoo ticket. Infact, there is no one to check your ticket as well and you can watch all shows of the day. Generally there are 3 shows everyday, sometimes number of shows are increased by 1 or 2.

The show lasts 40-45 minutes, but to get a better place, one should get in there 15-20 minutes before the show starts. Before the show starts, one can have a closure look at Dolphins in the pool from the walking ramp with glass walls of the pool. Once the show starts, jaws easily gets dropped by the actions performed by Dolphins. Front seaters (two rows) are drenched with water splashed by Dolphins as the last activity before they return to deep waters.

It is a highly recommended stop-point in Duisburg Zoo.