Drusillas Park
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Grate day out and a lot of things to see!
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Drusillas is ideal for primary school age children, and the zoo-lympics challenges and stamps keep them engaged all the way round. The zoo follows a one way system and when you reach the end, you come to a big outdoor play area, indoor soft play, wet play area and places to buy food. You can continue following the trail to a picnic area with paid activities and gifts shops. Finally you reach the train, the maze and a handful of small rides.<br><br>Every year they have new features and things that have been repainted and/ or improved - its good to see that they are continually investing in the park. Not sure if it is new, but we went in the 'Spark' sensory area this time... its a good feature but cost £2 per person (when other Zoos like Colchester include it in the price).<br><br>Overall its a fab day out, and will keep you occupied for between 2-4 hours. The prices have gone up, so I'd recommend buying tickets in advance to save a bit of money.
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Was looking for a fun day out, and found this place. Great for value, friendly staff and I can't recommend it enough. The zoo and rides are fantastic
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This place was amazing... we got there at opening time and we left just before it closed.. there is so much to see, do and play! We all had a great time
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Great day out! Definitely have everything kids need and want.worth the money.
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A great day out for younger children, small zoo and small rides. Sadly the Hello Kitty area has now gone, which was a real shame to our little boy, although the little £1 rides were all free, so he enjoyed those around the park.<br>Book in advance online, save £7 per ticket compared to on the gate prices.
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Loved it! Fabulous place for children....and big kids. Awesome sloth experience...to feed mum and her baby was just amazing. Annie and Aaron were great keepers...the best briefing ever and fascinating facts about the sloths. Learned loads and lovely to see the animals treated with such respect.
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We love Drusillas. The animals are well cared for with really passionate handlers. The play area is great and the little rides at the end are an added bonus. It is pricey but a great day out if you make the most of all the attractions. It can get very busy at peak times, which is something to consider.
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Great day out for the family, especially young kids. Lots of animals roaming around their areas, which are quite spacious, didn't see any enclosures that force the animals in a small space nor force them to go close to visitors. Lots of activities for kids, soft play area, rides to go on, and a water park area. Great value and you could easily spend all day there. Would recommend bringing your own picnic as food choice was scarce when we went, main restaurant wasn't open, as well as expensive from looking at the menu.
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Great for the kids. A compact area which is well laid out that maximises the space. Good interactive activities for the children
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Great for younger children
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Great day with the grandchildren
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Really enjoyed going back. The last time I went to Drusillas I was a kid my self.
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Lovely to see such a variety of small animals (apart from the camels!).<br>Fantastic to be able to touch a snake, a beardie, a rat (❤) and chinchilla.<br>Just a bit wincy about the vocals on the animal song display.
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I know the upkeep must be huge, but shame about the cost of entry.
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A large zoo, with also lots of attractions for children. Very clean and lots of things to see. However price of entry and food/drink within the park are very expensive, so for the latter I'd recommend bringing a picnic.
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Brilliant day...many thanks...
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Was ok i wouldn't say its wow. small park with very limited rides and animals if you wish to see big animals i.e tigers lions don't bother as you will be disappointed.
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Really fun day out. Kids and I had a great time. I think the only down side is the cost. Worth booking in advance to save some money. I would like to see advanced booking lanes at the entrance though.
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My one year old absolutely loved it!! Best park for small kids!! He even had his first baby ride :)
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My 3 year old son loved it. The place is beautiful and they have charging ports for electric cars.
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So much to do, the Spark attraction is a nice addition and we spent a whole day there and literally wished we had more time to spend in the play park and soft play. The lemur encounter is amazing.<br>The main downside is that they charge a full adult ticket for a 2 year old...£27.50 per person is A LOT especially for a toddler.<br>I highly recommend saving your club card vouchers or getting a deal if you can.<br>Still it was a brilliant day out!
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Brilliant day out. Well worth it.
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Not ordinary zoo. Kids were so happy, and so do we !
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So much to do at Drusillas, animals, play areas, splash pad, little rides and soft play. Kids love it here!
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