Drusillas Park
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My wife enjoyed a sloth experience. A long journey from the Midlands but worth it. Great open exhibits allow close (supervised) viewing of animals.
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Very expensive
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Fun day out. Free rides for kids under 2 on certain rides.
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We really enjoyed our visit. It was great for my nearly two year old and I felt despite him being quite young there was lots for him to see and enjoy. Would definitely come back
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We are Annual members and my little boy loves it. Looking forward to going back with the wife 👌
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Excellent zoo, nice variety of well cared for animals, entertaining rides, friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended!
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We came here the other day with our 1 year old twins. Absolutely lovely park and lovely zoo trail. Perfect for younger children. The changing rooms are amazing size for changing the twins too at the same time. Brilliant stay
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Astounded at how well all the animals are looked after, a really great run venue, will return, 5 stars
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Went over the summer with my kids, fortunately had Tesco vouchers to cover all but one of us. Drusillas is just OK, but if I had paid full price for all four family members I would not have thought it good value. There are things to enjoy here and my kids were happy enough. I can only guess the people giving this place five stars and thinking Drusillas is amazing have led very limited lives, not going to other zoos and attractions in the UK or abroad. Few things that occurred during our visit just took away from the experience. We witnessed a child fall from one of the very unsafe looking zip lines in the park, left screaming with cuts up his leg and needing first aid. Some of the guests who seem to be attracted to coming here are not exactly the most pleasant members of society ( read the exact opposite of pleasant). On the few rides there was constant queue jumping by ferral kids and their families playing catch up, the disinterested teens running the rides obviously ignored this. The one time I questioned the pushing in, having had enough, I had to endure some trashy mum of said ferral kids screaming and then getting her tattoo'd and toothless husband to threaten me, the joys of Drusillas! My family and I won't be returning. I've been generous with 3 stars as I think the people caring for the animals are doing their best. Also have to mention we had lunch, hot dogs and burgers, really not great for the price and was given coke that tasted like water...
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Great fun but £105 for 2 adults and a 2 yr old is a bit steep!
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Amazing for kids from age 5-8 yes old. Food is a bit expensive compared to the quality but it's ok. Starbucks coffee is a huge plus point.
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Lovely place to visit but I think over priced
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Best Small Zoo and amusements
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Superb . We love this zoo very much
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We been there to see bingo dog and my son loved the place and staff are so helpful and lovely. Will visit back
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Loved it, and it's not just for children !!!
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Fantastic, especially for the 2 to 11 years group.
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My only concern is the Statue of Lion Opposite the camels. As humans, we know it's just a statue, but do the camels recognize that as a statue and make it worse, the sound of the lion. I would recommend removing the lion to somewhere else for any animals see it. Many thanks
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We were a party ranging from 7 to 67 very able bodied and wheel chair user and every one enjoyed their visit and participated in everything they could and when they couldn't keep up with the younger fitter members of the party refresh themselves at one of the many eateries - bearing in mind the captive audience a little pricy really @ over £2 for a tea or ice-cream. But a very full fun and enjoyable day was had by all. Had to get a refund after the visit as if carer is needed the person needing assistance needs to prove they receive a government benefit for the carer to go in free. a blue badge is insufficient.<br>Would recommend to get to Drusillas early in order to fit everything in.
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We attended Drusillas for a capybara and beaver feeding experience.<br>The zoo keeper was friendly and knowledgeable. And the experience was just brilliant. We have also, at a separate time, fed the red pandas, and that was also really lovely. I highly recommend the experiences and think they are very reasonably priced.<br><br>Moving on to the actual zoo; it's such a lovely place to visit, it doesn't have some of the bigger animals that you would get at a larger zoo, but it does have a good range from around the world. My personal favourites are the stunning lynx, the pretty serval, and the lemurs, which have an open walk through.<br>Although the real scene stealers this time were the baby pygmy mongoose. Which were so cute.<br><br>There are rides too, which are mainly aimed at younger children, so we didn't go on those.<br><br>It is wheelchair friendly and accessible, and you can have a free carer ticket with appropriate proof.<br><br>Although aimed at younger guests, it's still something the whole family can enjoy, which is why I've been going for over 30 years!
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such lovely staff and a really cute and fun place for a day out!
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A great place to visit for a full day out - a really good range of animals and some fun rides included that are ideal for young children, plus a splash pad and great playground. They've added a few rides since we went a year or so ago. There's also a soft play which looked good, but we ran out of time to explore that too! All nicely thought out with a good route and lots of activities for different ages along the way.<br><br>We went just after the schools had started back and it was nice and quiet - the rides were working on a rotation system which worked really well.<br><br>One thing we wished was a bit better was that some of the enclosures felt small for the animals, some were fine but some we wished they had more space or at least to see some reassurance for those that don't have signs to that effect that they don't live in them full time.<br><br>We took a picnic this time as our previous experience has been that the food is expensive and not great.<br><br>Overall we had a great day and will definitely come back!
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Wonderful day out, we have a membership and visit several times a year. Unfortunately some areas are closed due to maintenance and the division area is not wheelchair friendly as it’s very bumpy, my husband also tipped out twice. I called the day before and asked about the cafe near the water play area and was told it would be open but it wasn’t. The restaurant was very busy but food was lovely, I think the staff were a bit overwhelmed with how busy it was as they seemed a bit abrupt. Would have been a good idea as it’s still busy to have the other cafe open, But overall day was lovely and we loved seeing the baby sloth
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Thank you for a wonderful and very informative day out finishing with a close encounter with the meerkats.
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Superb !! Worth every penny!!
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