Drusillas Park
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Was alright, food was grim though
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The zoo is great animals are varied and impressive. Rides suit younger children. Good soft play and outdoor adventure play areas. Dinosaur attraction coming soon should be a great addition. Spacious in a lovely setting with pleasant staff. It's not cheap but us a full day out. Look out for offers to make it more economic.
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Great day out. A bit pricey as all adventure places but you can get the occasional discount if you sign up to their email. So as a treat now and then you will not regret it. Things to do for all ages. And now they have few more rides at the end that the kids really enjoyed.
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Good zoo. There are a good range of animals, a good place to bring children. There is a massive play area and plenty of sweet shops. There are smoking areas throughout for parents, and the staff are very friendly.
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Love this place but I can't go all the time
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Fun for younger kids
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We have been visiting regularly since we got annual passes at Christmas. My 15 month old loves it, watching the monkeys, going on the train and in the soft play and on the hello kitty car ride (he'd go on that all day long!) We tend to go during the week so it's quieter. Even when we accidentally went in a half term the only bit that was really busy was the soft play. We love it here!
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We've just done keeper for the day, and it was brilliant! The keeper looking after us was wonderful and all the staff were super friendly! Made up for the weather!
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Amazing kids loved it great zoo and amazing play area
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Drusillas is a lovely zoo set in abeautiful East Sussex setting. We have visited many times over the years but this time was special as the zoo keeper day was a birthday present for my eight year old grandson. What a day! We learnt so much and were really impressed by the behind the scenes organisation as well as the knowledge and skills of the zoo keepers.
An amazing experience...for both of us!
An amazing experience...for both of us!
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My grandchildren loved the zoo and the play park. There are lots of interactive things to do like, for example, how fast can you run. Then you can time yourself against other animals and see how much faster a cheetah can run! The grandchildren enjoyed filling out the little booklets and writing the results of their tests. There was another booklet telling you about the various animals and places where you could stamp the page to show you had seen the animal. We were able to enter the enclosure when the lemurs were being fed and be very close to them - without actually touching them. It was also fun being provided with some bowls of food for the parakeets and having them land on your arms. We were all very impressed by the zoo and the friendly, knowledgeable staff. But I think it's a good idea to bring your own food. There are picnic tables provided. The playpark was also very popular with lots of equipment and things to do.
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Really nice facilities for the animals and great variety. Lots to look at and enjoy. Easy parking and plenty of it. My only gripe is the location of the 'scream' measurement sound booth - it must be quite distressing for the animals to hear children shrieking at the top of their lungs to measure decibels, and feel that it should be relocated to the play area.
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So much to do and see even on a dull February Sunday. Signed up for membership to make the most of the place all year round!
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Went to Drusilla's a couple of days ago (Saturday) and took our godson and his older brother. This was the first time our godson had been here (he's just turned 5) and he thoroughly enjoyed it and wants to go back again. There was plenty to do and you go around at your own pace so it's up to you how long you stay there. We were there for about 4 hours but could easily have stayed longer.
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Loads to see and do especially for the kids
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Drusilla’s is great for pre-schoolers and young school aged children. The recent additions of new rides is welcome and the park is looking really smart. Drusilla’s comes into its own in the summer but is much quieter and better for seeing the animals off peak. A great day out.
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Love this place
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This place is amazing - lots to do for children whilst helping them learn about animals
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An excellent day out for the family. Lots of outdoor engagement for young ones. Just pick a day when its not raining, and you can't go wrong.
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Kids love it here
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Fun and educational day out.
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Disappointed that a lot of space is taken by funfair rides. My family have grown up with Drusilla's over the last 25yrs with Gold membership when they were young.However it seems a little tired now and the girl on the rides never smiled once which made a fun moment quite bleak, and other staff seemed to be out of patience with excited children. Admittance prices are high yet some animal enclosures haven't changed or been updated for many ,many years, where does all the money go...... On the funfair rides I suppose.
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Absolutely loved it. Brilliant lots to do and see especially for little people. (Great for grown ups too). Excellent value for money. Very ckean and staff are extremely informative warm and friendly.
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my 4 year old loved it
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Good day out with the family. My son loves it.
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