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In September 2019, Saravanan Ramalingam said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Perfect Day out with kids
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In September 2019, Gemma Hensby said about Paradise Wildlife Park
So much to do and see. Food is expensive and not that great so take your own, and plenty of drinks. But the kids definitely won't be bored. Thinking of getting an annual pass as we are only 40 minutes away.
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In September 2019, madan Vignesh said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Nice place for kids. The Dino park is a differentiator with animated dinosaurs
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In September 2019, Clinton Barker said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Totally Brilliant
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In September 2019, Dionisie Natea said about Paradise Wildlife Park
A lot to see in one day. Kids love it. Dinosaurs plus zoo and at the end the child play area for few hours drain them off completely. I clearly recommend it. There are 4 car parks, lots of places to eat- but all run out of hot dogs today-a bit pricey but tasty. 2 x pulled pork in bun with chips and salad plus 2 cold drinks £17.90 1 double expresso and one large latte £7.50
All in all a good day out
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In April 2015, Taxi B said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Considering the apace available to display, I can only say how impressed I was with the amount and quality of the exhibits, and the real thought that actually must have gone into setting it all up to make it so really interesting. It really is worthy the money to enter Paradise Park just to see this, let alone the zoo as well. Dave, on the museum staff, was excellent and a real pleasure to chat to about Hackney and Rayleigh Speedways. If you're into speedway, then this place has got to be on your visit list. Excellent in all respects.
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In April 2015, Mundo6odnum said about Paradise Wildlife Park
This was a nice visit on a lovely, warm Saturday afternoon. It was my first time at Paradise Wildlife Park and I thoroughly enjoyed it! The food was a bit pricey but that's to be expected.
Really impressed with the friendly environment and the wide range of animals. I'd say it's definitely more suited to children than adults, again that is mostly expected :)
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In April 2015, fenningrw said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Birthday present. Day included early arrival and personal tour around big cat enclosures. Very knowledgable, animated informative, and enthusiastic friendly guide (Aaron). This lasted about an hour. We then had breakfast (very basic) in the restaurant with glass windows overlooking the tigers. In fact up here is not such a good view as the downstairs large windows.
Rest of the day spent in the zoo. Very friendly helpful staff. Very clean everywhere. Animals have good accommodation. It is the first zoo I have been to where the animals are 'communicating' with each other. Nearly every species was doing that, particularly Moto, the lion, who every so often roars. That is quite an experience.
Feeding lorokeets not as good as I had hoped. All in all had a very good day. It was also out of school holidays so not over crowded. I can imagine it could be heaving!
Good day out and well worth a visit.
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In April 2015, JohnnyJEnfield said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Make sure you book your tickets online as it saved us about £10 for two adults and a child.
Good day out, they have some unusual animals here, white tigers, white lions.......
Food and drink not overly expensive and parking is free.
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In April 2015, James M said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Well worth researching the various discounts available - I printed an online voucher just before setting off and saved a tenner, although much of this promptly disappeared into various 'pound eating machines' in the excellent play area between the entrance and the animal section.
Although the car parks were fairly busy, the site didn't feel at all crowded which made for a relaxed afternoon's visit.
The big cats are undoubtedly the stars of the show, but there was a wide variety of other animals of all sizes in well designed enclosures, many with elevated walkways that provided a good view. Don't miss the free flying fruit bats!
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