Local Reviews
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I've put 100% of my business on this platform: sales tunnels, blog, training, email marketing, ... and I've never regretted it!
What's more, the team has been adding lots of really cool features over the last few months, and frankly, it's no match for competitors like ClickFunnels.
Like everyone else, I salute the excellence of the support team, which always responds quickly and skilfully.
I recommend Systeme io to all beginners, but also to more advanced online entrepreneurs: take out an annual plan and benefit from free migration of your entire business (I've tested this too, and it's done quickly and perfectly).
Thank you for offering such a complete, easy-to-use platform at such a competitive price!
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In August 2024, Joao Santos said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Long wait
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In August 2024, Orlando Andico said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Very kids-friendly, more of a hybrid between a childrens’ park and a zoo, than a traditional zoo like Whipsnade Zoo. While this might be less attractive to purists, the existence of kid friendly activities like a playground, mini golf, soft play area, etc. make this zoo a much more attractive destination for families with small children.
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In August 2024, Graham Winchester said about Paradise Wildlife Park
A great day out for the kids. You can definitely speed run this place and in and out in an hour, but I'd recommend just taking your time and spending a little enjoying everything. Just taking a break and watching the fish was surprisingly a highlight for me. But you can definitely get up and close with a lot of different animals. The bird show was also really nice to see. I would recommend going and exploring for yourself.
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In August 2024, Miss B said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Fantastic day out.<br>Not sure if they have different drivers for the Dino Train but the guy yesterday 7/8 was fantastic & hope this gets back to him, very friendly, great customer service.
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In August 2024, Fahad Imtiaz said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Have to say quality over quantity. Not many animals to see but you can get up and close with most of them. Dinosaurs are also well executed. Many places to sit and eat,have a picnic. Food are on the pricier side. Make a note of times of animal feeding, animal talks and shows to get the most out of the visit. Car park more than adequate on a sunny school holiday(weekday).
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In August 2024, Ibrahim Mohamed said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Lovely experience,<br>Nice for the kids.
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In August 2024, Emma A said about Paradise Wildlife Park
We visited this zoo last week because I thought I'd never been and my 3 year old boy wanted to see Dinosaurs. Turns out that it's paradise with a new name 🤣 anyway, here's what we thought....
Upon arrival, if you look to your right you instantly see the "splash park" followed by the world of dinosaurs. We went straight to the dinosaurs with a view to end the day, full loop, back at the splash park. We enjoyed a fantastic hour or 2 with the dinosaurs, including taking lots of fun photos, bringing the children's imaginations to life, doing the fossil dig and also collecting letters for the treasure trail they gave us on arrival.
After this we explored the zoo, there wasn't much going on, the only animals were saw were a tapir and an emu- oh and a camel! (It was a very hot day, despite the weather app telling me it would be overcast) So we headed over to the birds. Now, I've never been a fan of birds, but we happened to arrive just ahead of a bird talk, which was absolutely fantastic! We happened to sit under a perch so birds kept flying over our heads and sitting right above it. The lady talking was so good, knowledgeable and funny.
It's a shame there were no other animals about but that's always the risk you take with zoos. I did have a great conversation with a zookeeper by the tapir enclosure, who entertained my daft questions.
We ended the day by going to the splash zone. Now, the splash zone is literally a slide in a shallow pool, about a foot deep and it was dang busy! I just wanted the kids to be able to cool down for 10 minutes and it did the trick. I didn't see any lifeguards or anything and there were a few naughty kids absolutely drenching everyone (luckily getting wet was what I came for 😅) so I did get a face full of water as soon as I entered 🤣🤣
Within this time, my husband started having a hypo (he's type 1 diabetic) and the Jurassic restaurant is a very quick walk away so I grabbed him a chicken pasta and a doughnut, which came to about £9. It was the only thing I could see which would be quick carbs, everything else seemed to be cooked on demand and obviously I had zero time to waste. The young man serving was so very polite although service is quite slow (or laid back we will call it) but I didn't alert anyone to my emergency so they had no reason to rush.
The only reason for mid-range rating is the lack of animals for the £100 price tag, the day was lovely, the staff are lovely, the facilities were lovely, it's just if you're going to the zoo.... You wanna see the bears and the tigers - and that is something that no one can control. It's good to know that the animals have the freedom to escape us to be honest.
Upon arrival, if you look to your right you instantly see the "splash park" followed by the world of dinosaurs. We went straight to the dinosaurs with a view to end the day, full loop, back at the splash park. We enjoyed a fantastic hour or 2 with the dinosaurs, including taking lots of fun photos, bringing the children's imaginations to life, doing the fossil dig and also collecting letters for the treasure trail they gave us on arrival.
After this we explored the zoo, there wasn't much going on, the only animals were saw were a tapir and an emu- oh and a camel! (It was a very hot day, despite the weather app telling me it would be overcast) So we headed over to the birds. Now, I've never been a fan of birds, but we happened to arrive just ahead of a bird talk, which was absolutely fantastic! We happened to sit under a perch so birds kept flying over our heads and sitting right above it. The lady talking was so good, knowledgeable and funny.
It's a shame there were no other animals about but that's always the risk you take with zoos. I did have a great conversation with a zookeeper by the tapir enclosure, who entertained my daft questions.
We ended the day by going to the splash zone. Now, the splash zone is literally a slide in a shallow pool, about a foot deep and it was dang busy! I just wanted the kids to be able to cool down for 10 minutes and it did the trick. I didn't see any lifeguards or anything and there were a few naughty kids absolutely drenching everyone (luckily getting wet was what I came for 😅) so I did get a face full of water as soon as I entered 🤣🤣
Within this time, my husband started having a hypo (he's type 1 diabetic) and the Jurassic restaurant is a very quick walk away so I grabbed him a chicken pasta and a doughnut, which came to about £9. It was the only thing I could see which would be quick carbs, everything else seemed to be cooked on demand and obviously I had zero time to waste. The young man serving was so very polite although service is quite slow (or laid back we will call it) but I didn't alert anyone to my emergency so they had no reason to rush.
The only reason for mid-range rating is the lack of animals for the £100 price tag, the day was lovely, the staff are lovely, the facilities were lovely, it's just if you're going to the zoo.... You wanna see the bears and the tigers - and that is something that no one can control. It's good to know that the animals have the freedom to escape us to be honest.
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In August 2024, AgnieszkaOwca said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Małe, ale ciekawe i przemyślane. Jest sporo zwierząt, moje ulubione surykatki i cudowna panda czerwona. Dużo miejsc gdzie można usiąść i odpocząć. Dużo toalet. Wydzielone miejsce dla palących. Duży darmowy parking. Miła obsługa.<br>Lot of interesting animals to see, especially the cute red panda. Lots of place to rest and stretch your legs. Spacious car park is totally free. Highly recommend.
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In August 2024, Carla Smith said about Paradise Wildlife Park
I love this zoo but it's costing nearly £100 for 2 adult carers and a child, that's without rail fair and cabs. I used to visit 2 to 3 times a year but this is crazy prices. Such a shame
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