Drusillas Park
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I had an amazing first time experience. The food was top notch and the animals were so fascinating.
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This a great place for younger children and is educational too. We'll organized and done to a high standard, considering it started life as a farm. It's great that they keep adding rides/activities. It keeps it fresh. It's has a Starbucks on site, which is an attraction for parents. The only negative is that it is a little expensive compared to similar attractions, but there is a lot of content. We will definitely go again.
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Great place for kids
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Great for educational visits
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Great family day out, lots to do and see, plenty of parking
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Great day out for all the family
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Loved it... particularly the marmosets...
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Let me start by saying that we LOVE Drusillas! We visit regularly as a family with our annual passes (myself, my husband, a 2.5 year old and a newborn) and we have so much fun every time. The animals always look well cared for and the enclosures seem clean, a good size and stimulating. My toddler daughter loves collecting the stamps as she goes round and the zoolympics activities are fun for everyone to have a go at. The play areas are great and there is a wide range of equipment for children of all ages. The Hello Kitty rides are lovely and the new carousel is a gorgeous addition.
What makes this a ‘review of 2 halves’ is the cost of things once you are inside Drusillas. Let me be very clear - you absolutely can go to Drusillas with a picnic and not have to pay for a single thing once you are inside. BUT, if you choose to buy things when you are there be prepared for an expensive day! I paid £1.50 for a can of Diet Coke in the sweet shop which is just ridiculous. It was £6 for my daughter to have her face painted and wrist bands for some of the ‘extras’ are £5 per activity (and I believe there are 4 extras in total that you could pay for!!) It’s a real shame that these costs are so high as I personally feel that the entrance price and price of an annual membership is really good value for money.
What makes this a ‘review of 2 halves’ is the cost of things once you are inside Drusillas. Let me be very clear - you absolutely can go to Drusillas with a picnic and not have to pay for a single thing once you are inside. BUT, if you choose to buy things when you are there be prepared for an expensive day! I paid £1.50 for a can of Diet Coke in the sweet shop which is just ridiculous. It was £6 for my daughter to have her face painted and wrist bands for some of the ‘extras’ are £5 per activity (and I believe there are 4 extras in total that you could pay for!!) It’s a real shame that these costs are so high as I personally feel that the entrance price and price of an annual membership is really good value for money.
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Absolutely brilliant day ay Drusillas yet again enjoying the new rainforest ride!
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Great morning grandson loved all the well looked after animals
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Zoo was excellent however experience was soured after smashing my head exiting the maze.
I am only 6ft2 not a giant by any means and was left feeling concussed.
Check your cameras 4th April around 1pm
I am only 6ft2 not a giant by any means and was left feeling concussed.
Check your cameras 4th April around 1pm
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3 stars for the zoo. ZERO STARS for knocking myself out exiting the maze.<br>What idiot put it that low.
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No es un zoo muy grande pero es muy bonito y los niños están muy ilusionados con los retos que vienen en unos libros y van sellando cada animal que ven y hacen los distintos actividades a lo largo del zoo, además hay una zona con atracciones que hacen que no se aburran tanto y tengan un poco más de diversión. En concreto bien sitio para visitar.
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Nice park but a bit overpriced, I hope they will add more attractions...
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It's fun for kids 7 and under. It's got lots to do but it's so horrifically overpriced that it's not worth it. A family of 5 can go for no less than £102! As I said it's fun but I don't get why so many people pay to enter when nothing inside is free. We spent about £100 just on dinner and a few donuts so if you want to go somewhere for cheap go to your local farm. It's cheaper and you get all the same things.
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The enclosures for the animals are stunning and imaginative.
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Visited many times over the years. Today was Keeper for the Day for my youngest. Brilliant day, Billie our Zoo Keeper was amazing, very knowledgeable and kept little man busy.
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Fantastic day out.....
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Fun day out. Younger children will love this. There is a wine center next door also.
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Off season so half the facilities shut. Nice day needed an extra drink and ice cream as we went round. Otherwise good zoo and lots to keep everyone busy
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I have been going to Drussillas for 40 years and have never had a bad day out there. The animals are well cared for, happy and have lots of enrichment in their enclosures and there is loads to do for the kids.
My panda experience was AMAZING - nose to nose with a red panda is something I will always remember!
The keepers and staff are all friendly, polite and very helpful. All in all a lovely day out!
My panda experience was AMAZING - nose to nose with a red panda is something I will always remember!
The keepers and staff are all friendly, polite and very helpful. All in all a lovely day out!
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Wonderful day out for all the family!
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excellent
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Fantastic place good for the kids all ages...
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Always good cant fault it
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