Drusillas Park
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OK for kids but so expensive
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Fantastic little zoo/park. Impeccably well kept. Lots of interactive activities for children. Can even walk through a bat enclosure. We also did the Red Panda experience which was amazing. We had torrential rain all day and were soaked through but thoroughly enjoyed our visit. There is a fair amount of covered areas but it was just tipping down that day. Looking forward to going back again! Thank you to everyone at the zoo.
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Amazing day out, perfect weather, no lines for rides.
splash zone was thoroughly enjoyable
splash zone was thoroughly enjoyable
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Been coming 3 years in a row never disappoints. Although the lights have been changed for Christmas this year it's not as good
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Good fun for kids, even small toddlers, but too pricey without a season pass. They do some really good extras like being able to be a keeper for the day but again not sure where or who comes up with the hefty price tags for that. Especially when they are basically getting some extra hands to do the work for them. That said they have lots of fun doing it.
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Great place for a kids day out. Use Tesco vouchers or similar though, it is brilliant but not cheap!
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Great for the kids. Quite pricy and can be really busy, but good fun
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Great place although it's annoying that once you've paid for full gold membership you still have to pay full price for the hello kitty parlour where the face painting is terrible! We've been 3 times since December the 23rd and loved every minute of it... Don't forget to buy a hot donut for the train ride.
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Had a great day with my family
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My Grandaughter loves it here. Just got season tickets for the year. There is so much going on throughout the year it it well worth it.
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Wonderful place to visit with the kids! Loads of monkeys
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Great place for children, Hello Kitty land is so, so cute and my niece loved it. We had a great day here and my niece (3) couldn't have had more fun
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I had great fun with my children and mother. So many play areas, animals to see. I loved it.
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Lovely place but a bit pricey, more people would visit if a bit cheaper
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Great day out for all the family
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I hoped I'd be giving 5 stars, because in many ways it deserves it. Lots of interactive exhibits for children to learn from, lots of animals and birds that can be seen close to, and rides that are fun, and well run.
The problem I have is twofold: the entry prices are designed to get the maximum amount from families and are extremely unfair. I imagine, like me, a lot of families come once, and once only, rather than returning as children grow older. Charging full price for a child over 2 is ludicrous... no child will attend this zoo alone, will they? Perhaps a local child aged 10 might be dropped off for a day, but 99.9% of children will be accompanied by adults, also paying the full fee. Let's assume two adults accompany a 3-year old, it's going to be £60+ to get in. If children were half the price they'd get £50, and a much better chance of a return another time. I wont be returning, and judging by a lot of comments here, neither will others. What a lot of lost business...
The other reason I deducted a star was the state of the water for the otters and flamingos. It was tiny and filthy in both cases. Otters are aquatic animals and they could barely turn in the pond they had. The flamingos pool was barely a third full. Disgraceful.
You must try harder Drusillas. Consult someone who has proven business sense (an outsider) and listen to what they say.
The problem I have is twofold: the entry prices are designed to get the maximum amount from families and are extremely unfair. I imagine, like me, a lot of families come once, and once only, rather than returning as children grow older. Charging full price for a child over 2 is ludicrous... no child will attend this zoo alone, will they? Perhaps a local child aged 10 might be dropped off for a day, but 99.9% of children will be accompanied by adults, also paying the full fee. Let's assume two adults accompany a 3-year old, it's going to be £60+ to get in. If children were half the price they'd get £50, and a much better chance of a return another time. I wont be returning, and judging by a lot of comments here, neither will others. What a lot of lost business...
The other reason I deducted a star was the state of the water for the otters and flamingos. It was tiny and filthy in both cases. Otters are aquatic animals and they could barely turn in the pond they had. The flamingos pool was barely a third full. Disgraceful.
You must try harder Drusillas. Consult someone who has proven business sense (an outsider) and listen to what they say.
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Great fun for the kids!
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Very nice family park.
Amazing number of monkey species.
Fantastic rides included.
Really nice and large playgrounds with and without water.
Amazing number of monkey species.
Fantastic rides included.
Really nice and large playgrounds with and without water.
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Great !!!
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The best park around South East!
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Great day out with or without kids really informative
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Lovely place to visit with kids
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We love Drusillas and have a membership there is something for each age range and friendly staff. All year round there is activities and things to do. We love splash during the hot Days.
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It is a great place to go with family and younger ones love it! The animal displays are very informative and I've learnt a lot from going there.
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Great zoo for kids and the animal enclosure s aren't too small . Decent indoor soft play and a nice splash park for the young ones.
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