Lots to see and do during South Australian school holidays Elite circus performers accompanied by the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra will present Cirque de la Symphonie. SCHOOL holidays are upon us and every day for the next two weeks the The Advertiser will highlight five options to keep children and their families occupied. Watch international circus acts accompanied by the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. Each show is choreographed to classical masterpieces and contemporary music. Festival Theatre, 7pm, today and tomorrow. Tickets from $64 adults, $20 children at Bass. Gamers will feel like they've walked through the gates of heaven at Marion's Intencity with their holiday super sessions. Play all your favourite video games and five ticket games for $15 for two hours, from 9am-11am. Available Monday-Friday, bookings recommended on 8298 6613. Rundle Place will send chocaholics' hearts a flutter with its life-sized walk-in-wardrobe made from a whopping 350kg slab of chocolate created by world-renowned food artist Prudence Staite. Check out the chocolate creation before perusing the sparkly, new multi-million dollar shopping complex in Rundle Mall. rundleplace.com.au SA Museum's Fossil Fest is back with a fun-filled week-long program featuring free events, displays and activities for all ages. The festival showcases SA's rich fossil heritage. It's on until April 21. samuseum.sa.gov.au With some of the best new films hitting the screens this weekend, grab some mates and head down to a Wallis Cinema. Our choices are Jack the Giant Slayer (M), G.I. Joe: Retaliation (M) and The Host (M) all repeating throughout the day. Cost: Students $14.50 at Wallis Cinemas. For details visit www.wallis.com.au/ Don't miss The Advertiser tomorrow for a school holiday movie guide and super savings coupons or the Sunday Mail's bumper Chill liftout with 67 tips to keep kids happy this holiday