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In July 2016, Emma254 said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Only gripe is having to pay for car parking but I soon got over it.

What an amazing day!!

Bought big cat feeding for my partners 21st birthday present and it completely exceeded our expectations.

We started our day with lunch in the tiger tree tops cafe. Slightly over priced but was nice enough food, good selection and lovely to sit and eat whilst watching the tigers lounge about. Staff were friendly enough.

After lunch we had a quick walk round and went across to the discovery centre ready for big cat lunch time.

We were expecting to be taken through, feed a cat then left too it. We couldn't have been more wrong.

We were welcomed into the discovery centre by a very friendly lady (sorry can't remember her name) and sat down. She returned very quickly and put a dvd on for us explaining the history of the park and offered a drink ( good selection) and even given a plate of biscuits!
The lady came back over again for a chat, very friendly but she was clearly aware this was our day and didn't want to stay too long, she left us again to fill out necessary forms and then introduced us to our zoo keeper who whisked us off to feed the cats.

I think the zoo keepers name was Shirley or Sharon, ( I will call her S) she was amazing!
So passionate, so friendly and immediately put us at ease. Obviously we were counting fingers before she came!

S was so knowledgeable about he park and its history, and clearly lived and breathed her work. We were taken on a tour of the behind the scenes areas; the animal kitchen, the meat fridge (an eye opener) and the meat prep room. In the prep room the procedure was explained and we were made to feel 110% comfortable and confident before continuing.

My partner was then given the meat to carry and we were taken to the white tiger. I want to make it clear at this point we weren't hurried along at all, we thoroughly enjoyed every single part of the experience, S genuinely wanted to make it an experience to remember and wanted to make my partner feel like he was doing now every part of the process, she was really lovely.

The experience was bought for my partner only but I was still allowed to go into the enclosure to take pictures, and S kept checking with me to make sure I was getting photos for him and really made me feel included in the experience.

The feeding was incredible! S explained about the breed, how they live in the wild, how they eat, the Tigers temperament, his personality it really was fantastic. TIP: don't wear white, you will get tiger dribble on you! :) which is gross and amazing at the same time!

After the feeding had finished S couldn't thank me enough for buying the experience, she explained how the money from these experiences help the animals, the park and the projects they have around the world. It made it even more worth while.

We were given a tee shirt and a certificate, which was lovely and S gave us tips on what to see next and when other cats were being fed.

I can't thank paradise wildlife park enough for such a fantastic day! It's been almost a week since we visited and my partner is still telling everyone he sees about his tiger feeding! He is still smiling ear to ear!
Coming from a very customer service driven background I honestly believe it was the staff who made the day so special so a HUGE thank you!!

We will be visiting again.

Thank you from Trevor and Emma.
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In July 2016, Alison S said about Paradise Wildlife Park
I went with grandchildren 10 and 8 years old. Plenty to do and they thoroughly enjoyed the day. Animals look well cared for and you can get up close to view them properly. Plenty of other activities for children i.e. softplay, playground etc. Cafes and picnic areas. Take plenty of £1 coins for extra activities and well worth it!
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In October 2016, Tim B said about Paradise Wildlife Park
As a birthday present for my partner, we had the breakfast with the big cats. We got there at 8.30 for a guided tour of the big cats including white lions, white tigers, snow leopards, jaguars and tigers. The talk was fascinating and the guide - Aaron - really new his stuff. This was followed by a delicious continental breakfast. We then wandered round the park at our own pace. We were impressed by how close you felt to the animals, the beauty of the majestic beasts and the high quality of the enclosures. It was a truly unforgettable experience
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In October 2016, Haseeb said about Paradise Wildlife Park
It was our first time visiting there.
It's a great zoo with plenty of activities for children.
You can also feed the animals (although it's a bit pricy) but it's also great watching others feed them.

The staff were really friendly and caring.
Moreover, they offer a pick up service for those not traveling with car which is very convenient and cheap.
The drivers are very welcoming too.

The only downside in our view was that the food are very expensive there and some of the animals did not exist in their enclosures and there was no sign mentioning that.

Other then that, we really enjoyed it and would recommend it.
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In October 2016, Babystar said about Paradise Wildlife Park
We attended the Arsenal Fun Day @ Paradise Park on 24 Aug. The weather was perfect and we had a brilliant day at the park.

Lots of animals to see. The park was very busy due to the fun day and we had won a family ticket to attend, so I am unable to comment on the value for money!

There are lots of charging extras in the way of machines for children, so I can see how you would need spending money on top of entry fee.

Food in the restaurant was reasonably priced with well sized portions.

The splash pool was full and due to the weather we did not use the indoor play area.

I would recommend this zoo as a family summer day trip.
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In October 2016, MaxPepsi said about Paradise Wildlife Park
The best thing about Paradise Park is the close proximity of everything and the variety of things for kids. If you have a tot or two then there are plenty of food stops, a lovely adventure playground and some great animals to see.. If you have ever been to Whipsnade you will note there is a about a 4 mile walk around it. If you have people in your party who may find walking that distance a chore, well fear not. the animals at Paradise park are all closely spaced within walking distance, but all have nice big enclosures and staff who care for them. We have never been so up close to Zebras, Lions and Tigers, literally within an arms length. A really nice feel-good place to go. Don't expect to see Elephants,Giraffes,Hippos or Rhinos,but they have most other creatures. Really good.
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In July 2016, Aura Cristea said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Unique species of animals.... Great playing space for children... Love it
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In July 2016, Alberto Ferreira said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Lovely place to visit if you have kids.
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In July 2016, Sam Havana said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Nice small zoo with a variety of animals. Visited on a Virgin Experience day ticket meet the meerkats and this was a fantastic experience. The keeper takes the two of you to a small meerkat enclosure at feed time out of public view and you have the chance to feed and pet the meerkats! If you're lucky one may stand sentry on your shoulders, brilliant experience and all round good day
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In July 2016, dead ballers said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Perfect for young children.
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