Drusillas Park
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Worth every penny, best day we've had with 5 kids (two families) for a long time by far, OK, ever. Will definitely go again, they have got it just right, well done!
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Great day out. Plenty to keep kids entertained. The rides are mainly aimed for the younger ages (under 10) but the zoo is obviously timeless
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Great day with the kids loads to do but expensive but everything is these days
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A perfect experience in every way. The staff were polite helpful and friendly, unbelievably every toilet was extremely clean, the cleanest toilets I’ve ever experienced!! And all with a child’s toilet seat attached. Every play area looked new clean and in good working order. And a fountain splash water area. Entry fee covers everything, the only expense is food and drinks, however there was excellent picnic areas too. A stunning day!! Highly recommended to everyone!!
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Fun day out for the family 👍
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Fantastic day out, so much to do and see. Lots of animals to see, with a free fun activity trail book to complete with challenges how how can you jump? Lots of fun facts to learn too.<br>Once you've seen the animals you can ride the little train, grab a coffee, enjoy the amusement rides or chill out in the splash zone and play parks.
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Amazing Zoo, each enclosure or section has kids interactions to teach them about the animals in that section.
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It's such a beautiful place to visit!!! Staff are very welcoming and polite! The only down was that not every shop was open and running as it was a busy sunny day. Overall 9/10 😉
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Excellent day out for adults and kids!
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Lovely Zoo and adventure play park. Small rides up to about age 12. Lots of play areas and splash park. I love Drucillas but it is very expensive at £35 a ticket, same price for adults and children over 2 which is crazy. Children should be cheaper
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Returned recently after about 10 years since our last visit, of course the animals are always great to see and they’ve added some fun play areas for the kids, my daughter especially loved the splash area. If we lived closer, membership would definitely be worth it!
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We wanted to make the most of our last day of holiday so decided to make a slight detour to Drussilas Park on the way home.<br><br>Easily one of the best parks I've been to with my daughter.<br>Child friendly rides (we loved the Hello Kitty theme), educational/interactive sections, animals, splash park, ample amount of parking and refreshments available.<br><br>We noticed they also have animal encounters but unfortunately didn't have the time to meet some sloths.<br><br>I'd definitely recommend visiting on a warm day so to make the most of the splash park!
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I love coming here for a day out with the family. There’s so much to do and my daughter loves seeing all the animals and found it funny when the monkey tried to get out lunchbox (glass was there so they couldn’t)
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Great but bit steep if you turn up. Pre book or use Tesco vouchers
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Lovely day out. Everything is well placed and well sign posted. Couldn't get lost if you tried. Food a little pricey but it is everywhere at amusement parks. Couldn't have asked for more. Even though it's small , it has plenty to offer. Take some swimming gear for the kids and plenty of water.
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First time here . What a lovely little Zoo .
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We went on a quiet day and it was a lovely experience as two adults - hadn't been in about 20 years and it's got much more to offer now than it did in my childhood.<br><br>We walked from the train station and that was a simple and safe route, the park itself while pricy was very enjoyable and I'd definitely pay to go again.<br><br>I'd get the ticket the night before as theres a percentage off if you pre-book which I missed out on :(<br><br>The animals were gorgeous, can't speak for the large play area and rides but they looked like they would have been great with kids - especially now there's a paddling pool area for summer as it was very hot the day we went.<br><br>There are interesting factoids about all the animals all over and it was lovely seeing them fed as they went absolutely loopy! Unfortunately the sloth/bat zone was closed when we visited, this was my favourite as a kid so it would have been interesting to see what has changed.<br><br>A few animal inclosures looked a bit small, understimulating/synthetic for the animals and overcrowded, but I saw that they are currently building bigger more outdoor enclosures so Im giving 4* on the hope that they are operating ethically and will be enlarging their habitats.<br><br>Aside from this the bathrooms were gendered and quite dank/cramped, and there was a lack of water fountains, otherwise the whole place was in good condition and seems like a solid day out for anyone really!
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Very chilled. Animals are well looked after with nice spaces to live in. Rides are really nice and fun without being scary for little ones. Lots of little free rides. Food is good and quick. Cheapest if you have membership
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Great day out, really well laid out, helpful staff, granddaughter loved it.<br><br>Only negative would be cafe needs air conditioning badly, really uncomfortable eating when really hot, would also attract more custom if it was cool and comfortable.
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Loved this place as a kid and as an adult it's fun too. Lots of animals it's mainly a zoo for kids with no rides for adults. Restaurant there actually served out great burgers and meals it's worth it. Great place!
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Really wonderful place to take children
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Really nice place to visit with family, however there isn't enough benches along the park for families with toddlers to sit and rest or to feed them. All cafes and picnic area are at the end of the park. For the price of the tickets we pay they should consider making some small changes and adjustments.
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Great day out, especially in the hot weather in the wet area.
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We love Drusillas, there is plenty to do. The animals in the zoo are well looked after and although the funfair rides are old fashioned they are brilliant fun. A great day out.
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We visited Drusillas in the Easter holidays whilst down south visiting family.<br>Our son is 5, autistic and has severe communication difficulties. The staff’s awareness of SEN and the measures they put in place for SEN children was absolutely brilliant. Other parks and leisure activities sound take a leaf from their book. We’ll be back. Thank you :-) keep up the great work with awareness xx
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