Paradise Wildlife Park
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Great mood
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We had a lovely day, only 2 things that need to be addressed, The admission price is a bit steep, the food was very nice but the service was another thing, after asking for a hot dog for my daughter I was informed that I would have to go to the BBQ to get it even though they served hot dogs as a child's meal, so I had to buy the meal if I wanted just a hot dog. Even though the staff were very nice it seems that they are not allowed to use initiative. A meal for my daughter and myself was nearly £20 which I think is also a bit on the expensive side. Otherwise a great day out for all the family.
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Great dinosaur park as a side attraction, animals in the main park some indoor and outdoor activities for kids. Great place to visit but the food is average and queues to be aerved take around 2 hours so take your own food!
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The new dinosaur park excellent.
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Great place loads to do ... kids lvd it.
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Great day out
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Had a great day here, the park is just the right size for kids and adults and ensures you don't miss anything like other big parks or zoos. Toilet facilities are less than desirable and if you want a sandwich and drink be prepared to wait 20 mins in peak times.
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A lovely place that my children and now my grandchildren enjoy going to. Queuing up to get in was so chaotic I nearly went home. Make sure you get in the right queue.
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Season place easy to get to plenty free parking and not expensive just a great day out for the kids who love the dinosaurs
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a very good place to have fun
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Great place to visit so clean and well maintained. Plenty of picnic areas and places to sit and relax. Plenty to do for the children. Entry is cheap would definitely recommend
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Great for the family and new dinosaur park is great. Being picky I would say ticket price a little steep as approx £70 for family of 4. The restaurants are fairly basic and not much in the way if offering especially healthy foods. The feeding times and entertainment in park were not communicated well enough however we always fun there and visit every year.
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Paradise Wildlife Park remains one of the best attractions for kids in Herts (if not SE England). Ranging from kids splash pool, live show, soft play, AND zoo through to a big dinosaur animatronic experience - it’s superb value for under £20 a head when booked online!
Downside was the day we went it was very busy and the park was rather dirty in places with bins overfilled and litter. Also the lack of seating was frustrating at times.
Overall two thumbs up!
Downside was the day we went it was very busy and the park was rather dirty in places with bins overfilled and litter. Also the lack of seating was frustrating at times.
Overall two thumbs up!
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There were 23 adults and 8 children. £9.50 per head if you get 20+ people. Great value and great day out. The dinosaur world was fantastic and the kids enjoyed it!! The animals were out to play, monkeys, lions, cheetahs, penguins, anacondas, just a great atmosphere and great day for the kids! Worth going early as it gets extremely busy!!
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Really good day out , staff are lovely and helpful , clean and well kept , good to go early as can get very busy , plenty to eat and drink at reasonable prices , will definitely be going again 😁😁🤩
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Out of this world so good
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Easy to find the location , friendly atmosphere, well organized indoor soft play area , friendly staff, healthy animals, cafe/restaurants have reasonable prices and comfortable seating arrangement
Jurassic Park was a fun experience for the little kids.
Jurassic Park was a fun experience for the little kids.
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Amazing
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Nice place to spend some descent family time. It's a bit pricey though but what do you really expect. It's close to London so i guess that's where the price comes from.
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We took our 18 month old Great Grandson to the park, it was our first visit. We'd prebooked and got to the park about 10.15. It was already busy and as previousy reported, we had to queue with everyone who had to pay even though paybooths were labelled prepaid lanes.
We chose to look at the animals first and on entry, the first perception was the construction site of the new lion enclosure was in full swing, noise etc and use of welding without screens for the public.
The enclosures for the big cats was very good, especially the arial walkway with pushchair access, so the cats could be seen, mostly all asleep enjoying the warm and sunny weather.
The monkey house was also excellent for the size of the park and not overcrowded.
The meerkats, otters and penguins enclosures were designed well so even little children could watch them playing.
Our great grandson wasn't really interested in anything that didn't move so we finished our walk and went over the the dinosaur adventure.
This was very well displayed and enjoyed by many people, again, our great grandson was a bit frigthened by the noises from the dinosaurs.
The whole site was extremely busy with people queuing almost back to the road.
We didn't stop for anything to eat but the loos were very clean.
The staff we spoke to knew the animals 5hey were working with and the place was very clean and tidy.
If we came again, I think it would be better for us to come in school term time when it would be less busy.
We chose to look at the animals first and on entry, the first perception was the construction site of the new lion enclosure was in full swing, noise etc and use of welding without screens for the public.
The enclosures for the big cats was very good, especially the arial walkway with pushchair access, so the cats could be seen, mostly all asleep enjoying the warm and sunny weather.
The monkey house was also excellent for the size of the park and not overcrowded.
The meerkats, otters and penguins enclosures were designed well so even little children could watch them playing.
Our great grandson wasn't really interested in anything that didn't move so we finished our walk and went over the the dinosaur adventure.
This was very well displayed and enjoyed by many people, again, our great grandson was a bit frigthened by the noises from the dinosaurs.
The whole site was extremely busy with people queuing almost back to the road.
We didn't stop for anything to eat but the loos were very clean.
The staff we spoke to knew the animals 5hey were working with and the place was very clean and tidy.
If we came again, I think it would be better for us to come in school term time when it would be less busy.
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Fab family day out. We pre booked tickets online which did save us some money. Got there for as soon as it opened and decided to do the Dinosaur part 1st, which was the highlight of my 4 year olds day. He loved it! The animatronic dinosaurs were brilliant. The staff in the baby dinosaur nursery and gift shop were superb. We walked around this twice before venturing into the animal park. Quite a lot of the animals were not that viable, due to overgrown bushes and also that the animals themselves were hiding, which is what's expected. Was a bit surprised to find the dinosaur train was an extra cost and not included in the price. At £2 per person, it cost us an extra £10 for a 5 minute dinosaur ride through what we had already walked through and seen. By midday the park was extremely busy, and the soft play was rammed so we had to avoid that area. The play park with swings and slides were good too, lots of energetic children and space to run riot.
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Great day out for the kids
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Great fun for the family, lots of things to do, and you can stay all day.
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Perhaps it was due to the Easter holidays, but I must admit my impression of this place was mixed. The dinosaur area was good fun and even though my daughter knew the dinosaurs were animatronics, she was still airing on the side of caution.
My disappointment was from looking into empty pen after empty pen. Also the site is supposed to be smoke free, yet twice we had to endure someone else's addiction in the picnic areas, the second of which they could be seen by staff in the gift shop who didn't seem overly keen on enforcing the policy.
For £60 for two adults and a child I will be thinking twice before coming back, especially when I can go to Shepreth animal park which is part of the same group and use Tesco clubcard vouchers
My disappointment was from looking into empty pen after empty pen. Also the site is supposed to be smoke free, yet twice we had to endure someone else's addiction in the picnic areas, the second of which they could be seen by staff in the gift shop who didn't seem overly keen on enforcing the policy.
For £60 for two adults and a child I will be thinking twice before coming back, especially when I can go to Shepreth animal park which is part of the same group and use Tesco clubcard vouchers
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Excellent opportunity to view an incredible range of animals. The lions are spectacular although their enclosure in winter seems a bit dismal.
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