Drusillas Park
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First rate pocket Zoo with great staff and well looked after animals
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A great family day out. Drusillas has the right mix of animals and amusements which you really can spend the whole day there
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Very good for the kids. Lots to do.
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Brill day had by all
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Great for children, zoo just the right size and amazing play area
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Went as a helper on school trip today. Kids loved it, so much for them to do and see. Fantastic.
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We've been here twice in the last two years both times using Tesco clubcard points to pay for admission. Car parking is free. Once inside there is animal areas which are great to walk through and look at. There are set feeding times posted by the relevant enclosures but I don't recall being told on entrance the times which could have been useful. There is a train track that goes around the centre. The route is not that amazing view wise but it's quite cute for the little people with you to experience. There is a large soft play area in the centre which our two really enjoyed we visited it twice within the day. Only downfall here is the design doesn't seem to have watch screens in the cafe area where parents sit and even when sunny outside the seating area is always packed. There are two large outdoor play areas one specific for 5yrs and under plus a splash park. In the hello kitty section there are 3 themed rides and a further two animal rides close by. We ate at the cafe near the play areas which served the usual chicken nuggets, burgers, sausages or fish with chips meal. The food was standard price for attractions £5 a kids meal includes drink and £7.25 adult meal including drink. The food was a good standard and portion size. It looked to me there had been a good investment in maintenance of the park since the last visit.
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Really nice park, animals seem happy and staff are friendly. Some areas are looking a bit dated and needs sprucing up but overall a great day out- I have 2 children under 2yrs, a 7yr old and a 14yr old and we all enjoyed it!
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Loved the animals but my 12 year old was too big for all the rides so he was disappointed.
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Nice selection of animals but the rest of the park is too focused on things for small children
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Had a very good day. With some very good food worth the money spent on the day.
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Great place for the whole family.. Kids will love it..
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Great
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So much fun but a little on the pricey side.
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Great day out .must admit this was my last visit for now .my kids are to old now .Great place for small kids .
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Good family day out attraction but short rides
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A great day out! Loads and loads to do - there were some sizeable bits that we didn't touch, despite it being quite quiet and us not leaving until just a few minutes before they closed the car park at the end of the day.
Only loses a star because it was quite expensive - £80 for the family of four to enter, plus £35 for lunch (burgers and chips, essentially).
There were some things that were excessively expensive - the storage lockers are £1 to use (not a deposit - when you open the locker it keeps the pound, so if you lock it and realise that you need something, that's a quid gone right away).
The penguin slide is also £5 per go. Per go! Literally, kid goes up, comes down and that's a fiver gone (there are discounts for bulk-buying tickets but, come on!) We went to the Fun Fort the day before and they have a comparable slide that's just part of the entrance fee and you can go on over and over.
So, a lost star for everything being a touch more expensive than felt necessary. We had a fun day though - the weather was fantastic, there was lots to do and the staff were great and friendly to the kids. Swallow the cost and give it a go.
Only loses a star because it was quite expensive - £80 for the family of four to enter, plus £35 for lunch (burgers and chips, essentially).
There were some things that were excessively expensive - the storage lockers are £1 to use (not a deposit - when you open the locker it keeps the pound, so if you lock it and realise that you need something, that's a quid gone right away).
The penguin slide is also £5 per go. Per go! Literally, kid goes up, comes down and that's a fiver gone (there are discounts for bulk-buying tickets but, come on!) We went to the Fun Fort the day before and they have a comparable slide that's just part of the entrance fee and you can go on over and over.
So, a lost star for everything being a touch more expensive than felt necessary. We had a fun day though - the weather was fantastic, there was lots to do and the staff were great and friendly to the kids. Swallow the cost and give it a go.
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Wonderful day out for the family. Lots of animals to see, so many activities and great rides for the kids to enjoy. A special thanks to Malcolm and his team in the explorers cafe who went above and beyond to cater for my son who has multiple food allergies. We had a lovely day and look forward to our next visit!
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Such a lovely Zoo very well kept
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Fantastic family day out, lots of animals and some small rides. My 5 and 2 year-old had a great day.
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Great day out!! Super fun for kids and grown ups. Zoo is great and you can spend hours on play area and rides are amazing fun for little ones. We go there almost every weekend and still have lots of fun. Definitely recommended.
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A small zoo but lots of animals and informative too.
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Great day out for the family, something for everyone!!
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Great day out, a little expensive
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Lots to see and do, especially with children under 5.
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