Paradise Wildlife Park
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The new dinosaur park is fabulous for the kids
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Great day out; so much to do and the new dinosaur bit is fantastic for a dino-mad 4 year old! Small enough to walk round easily and more than just a zoo!
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My favorite zoo. Good for a day out with kids
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We visited on a sunny Bank Holiday Sunday and had a great time. The new dinosaur area is great and very realistic - clearly a lot of money has been spent on it! The lovely man who was standing at the entrance told us that there would be more changes to come to the park. My son saw a show which he enjoyed and my daughter liked taking photos of the sunbathing lions. Was a roasting hot day and they did need to sort out their ice-cream situation as they had almost run out of them all by about 1pm when we got one. Splash park is fun but the water did look a bit murky. Both children still alive though so it can't have been that dirty! Parking is now free again - a very sensible decision. Get the adult tickets pre-booked online with code pwp20 for a 20% discount and use the free children's tickets on the back of the Safari Sam books on sale at the payment kiosks (although apparently they can't be used on the day you by them?) for a cheap day out. Friendly staff.
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Nice zoo for going there with family or friends)))<br>But lions cage too small. It should be bigger.
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My family of 4 have had a great time at this wonderful Wildlife Park.<br>We will be back very soon.
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Great day out with my grandchildren who loved the Dinasours and the animals, plenty to do and see although it was raining when we went a lot was under cover so dudnt ruin our day. Wiuld visit again.
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Epic place with beautiful animals
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such a great park for the whole family,even has a new dinosaur area,few food places but quite expensive so probably best to take your own picnic as there is places to sit and eat
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New dinosaurs area is a great addition, but we saw rats running around in a few of the enclosures, particularly the monkey area at the back (farthest from the entrance, close to the road). Think a few areas need a bit of work so needs some money invested.<br>Unfortunately (hopefully to raise funds for said investment) they are stopping their partnership with Tesco so can't use clubcard points anymore. Would still recommend, try to check talk/feed times we went on a Saturday and still room to listen and see what was going on.
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Had a wonderfull time just myself and husband. We took advantage of the seniors rate and found the park a delight, the staff were very friendly and helpfull.
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Always a pleasure to go
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My family and I love this place. We took our son from a young age and visited again yesterday (b/h Monday 7/5) and had a lovely day. The park just gets better and better and is a great experience. However, PLEASE look at your pricing structure. 0-2 years = free. 2-15 is the next charging level and only a couple of pounds less than the adult fee. We took our two and a half year old son and from him being free the last few times, he's ow nearly as expensive as us. I cannot understand how you would pay the same amount for a two and a half year old as you would a 14/15 year old!!
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Fantastic Park. ..went on a bank holiday Monday 27deg.... Place could not of been busier with that combination but you do not feel it. open spaces easy to navigate and loads to do with our 16 month old.<br>The dinosaurs was a added bonus and the little one found the whole thing thrilling. Staff were so polite and helpful ...Park was clean with animals looked after as best you could hope for. Great Park and much cheaper than London zoo with loads more to do!
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My daughter and I bought a Buy-a-Gift Afternoon Tea with the Tigers. We arrived early in the day on Friday 21st April, and were immediately impressed with the friendliness of the staff both on reception and in the café where we bought breakfast. We were very lucky that the sun was shining for a change, and we walked around all the enclosures where we saw all sorts of animals, who looked healthy and happy (to my eyes, at least). We saw a snow leopard, cheetah, jaguar, white tiger, tiger, white lion in the cat enclosures. There were many other animals to see as well. We assembled at the Discovery Centre for the group talk with a female member of staff, where tea and biscuits were provided. We were then taken on a tour of the cats, and were really impressed with both the interesting information we were given, and the obvious love, care and attention given to the cats, and, I am sure, all of the other animals. It is clear that the animals' welfare is the Park's prime concern. Then we went to the Treetops Café to have our afternoon tea, which was very nice, although there was a definite shortage of scones and cream so quite a few people missed out on that. The disinterested girl behind the counter, who was looking at her 'phone most of the time, said they didn't have any more when someone asked for them. That was the only sour note during our visit. We then had another look at the cats, and were rewarded by the sight of the lion (who had been asleep all day) standing on some high rocks, roaring. After that, a quick visit to the fabulous dinosaur park, gasping at the huge, scary, moving, roaring models, and a photo each sitting in the "Jurassic Park" type jeep "being pursued" by a dinosaur. Fantastic value for money and lots of fun. Thank you Paradise Wildlife Park; keep up the good work!
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Lots of different activities for a wide range of ages. Good variety of activities; play areas dotted around the park with similar types of animals grouped together near each other. It's pretty easy to walk across different ends of the park in relatively quick time, so you can get to the various shows, feedings, talks etc in good time. There's a whole section for anamatronic dinosaurs which is a lot of fun, with all your favourites and then some extra ones. Additionally a ride on train goes alongside the dinosaurs
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Loved it. Went on recommendation. Only downside - very hot today and needed more seats in the shade. Difficult to sit out of the sun. Brilliant place though and will definitely go again
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Expensive entry price for size of place especially as everything inside seems to be extra. That said a nice day out and the dinosaur attraction was good. Small enclosures for the big cats.
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no time to get bored
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Fantastic little zoo, especially if you like your cats!
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Good day out for the little ones. Got everything you could want in a manageable size. Under 2s go free is not a theme park so teenagers may be best off not going but perfect for primary school ages. Zoo plus dino park soft play area and outside play areas seem well maintained. 59 pounds for 2 adults and 4 year old and under 2 free. The little train thro the dino park is 2 pounds each and takes you past a spraying dino so sit at the back if you do not like getting wet.
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The new Dinosaur installation is fab addition to the park, still love seeing all the animals, and boy does that male lion roar!
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Brilliant wildlife park. So many big cats it's amazing. Reasonable price to get in. Animals all look really chilled out and relaxed. Staff are really pleasant and friendly.
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Excellent wildlife park for all the family. The elevated walks a real plus for photographs
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Great variety of wildlife to see
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