Drusillas Park
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Conviene prenotare i biglietti, conviene economicamente. Se ci sono problemi tecnici, come è capitato a noi, basta inviare una email e spiegare l'accaduto e ti risponderanno fornendo le info per avere cmq lo sconto. Lo zoo non è grande però è affiancato da un grande parco giochi dove le attrazioni sono tutte gratis o meglio ricomprese nel costo del biglietto. Abbiamo trascorso una bella giornata.
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Third visit and still very impressed, we love it here. Plenty to do for the whole day (perfect for 6 and 2 year old)
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I love it
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Great. Rides, Playgrounds, Soft play and Zoo. Great for a full day for all the family. Annual pass recommended if you're local
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Everything needed for a day out with the little ones. Tesco clubcard points can be transferred into vouchers which in return can be used here for those that didn’t know.
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Lots to see and do for kids and big kids alike. Paid a belated visit for Xmas pressie. Did the Capybara experience, which was great and well worth it.
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Took the kids to this spot and they had a blast!🎢 So many fun activities for them to enjoy. Not a ton for grown-ups, ride-wise, but still a nice day out. Food was surprisingly good too 😋, which is always a plus. Definitely recommend it for a family day! #familyfun #kidfriendly #dayout
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A great day out
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My daughter took part in the keeper for the day working with the amazing Emma. What a wonderful day she had feeding penguins, lemurs capybaras, a sloth, rainbow lorikeets to name just some and she even got to muck out some cages! - thank you for being so kind and knowledgeable. Katherine had an awesome day and so did we. These memories will last. A life time!
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Amazing place for family with children between 5 and 12 years old.<br>We spent the whole day, from 10 am to 6 pm.
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It's a lovely park, and there's lots of beautiful animals to see. My only concern is that alot of the enclosures seem on the smaller side. The otters, the camels and many more just seemed to have very limited space. But overall a lovely visit.
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Drusilla's is a great place to take young kids<br>Plenty of animals and small rides<br>Well kept and knowledgeable employees who care about their animals
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The animals were great and food okay. But it's very expensive to get in
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Hasn’t changed much since I last went 15+ years ago but well worth it for the kids
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I have come here a couple of times with my children, we came yesterday and the staff were so lovely and helpful. The park itself is super inclusive and makes the whole experience so much easier.
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Great for under 10yrs. Love it
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Great day out, good excuse for a picnic.<br>Fun for the kids .<br>not to big more family friendly .<br>staff nice kind informative everyone happy refreshing to see
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Exspensive but good. £40 per person even kids
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Beautiful animals. A very well-kept zoo.<br>Attractions for young children up to 12 max. The animals for any age.
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A great day out for the grandchildren, plenty to offer from the zoo animals to the many play structures and amusement rides.<br>Couldn't fault it, other than the food was a little pricey!
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Our little one loves this park. We bought season passes which were good value.<br>The park only has small animals and no major species, but perfect for little ones to explore and enjoy.<br>I wouldn't recommend bringing older children as it may be a bit boring for them.<br>The play areas are particularly good, there is indoor and outdoor.
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Great day out. First zoo I've been too where all the animals want to come up to the glass and interact, everything looked happy.<br>The shops were closed but was a weekday so understandable.<br>The staff were great and knowledgeable, there was one lady who we saw in the lemurs (Told us all about Shadow!) and the sloth and marmoset walk through who was amazing and happy to answer any and all questions. She had shoulder length blonde hair and deserves some recognition!!<br>Lorikeets were amazing and my favourite bit. Was told they had babies and had been feed so might not come out, went back a second time and had them climbing all over us, giving us kisses and eating the pots of nectar we purchased.<br>All rides are free for kids, food in the restaurant was lovely and staff constantly checking the food to make sure it was all fresh.<br><br>Best day out, definitely recommend.
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As a visitor to the area, this was my first visit to Drusilla's. What a wonderful experience it was too. Much more than a Zoo, but also a mini theme park as well. No big animals apart from a couple of Camels, so more of the ground dwelling rodent types & small monkeys. What I did like was the brilliant one way system they have in the zoo (follow the arrows) so you don't miss any of the animals, which is a common occurrence at other Zoos. After you've seen all the animals, you can take your little ones to all sorts of play areas, inside and out. We had a fantastic time & if I lived closer , I'd certainly buy an annual pass as it's great value for money.
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Good if you are a kid. But expensive with additional charges once inside.
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Great place, friendly staff, used clubcard vouchers so was a bargain day out. Perfect for little ones.
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