Paradise Wildlife Park
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Easy to find the location , friendly atmosphere, well organized indoor soft play area , friendly staff, healthy animals, cafe/restaurants have reasonable prices and comfortable seating arrangement<br>Jurassic Park was a fun experience for the little kids.
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Amazing
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Nice place to spend some descent family time. It's a bit pricey though but what do you really expect. It's close to London so i guess that's where the price comes from.
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We took our 18 month old Great Grandson to the park, it was our first visit. We'd prebooked and got to the park about 10.15. It was already busy and as previousy reported, we had to queue with everyone who had to pay even though paybooths were labelled prepaid lanes.
We chose to look at the animals first and on entry, the first perception was the construction site of the new lion enclosure was in full swing, noise etc and use of welding without screens for the public.
The enclosures for the big cats was very good, especially the arial walkway with pushchair access, so the cats could be seen, mostly all asleep enjoying the warm and sunny weather.
The monkey house was also excellent for the size of the park and not overcrowded.
The meerkats, otters and penguins enclosures were designed well so even little children could watch them playing.
Our great grandson wasn't really interested in anything that didn't move so we finished our walk and went over the the dinosaur adventure.
This was very well displayed and enjoyed by many people, again, our great grandson was a bit frigthened by the noises from the dinosaurs.
The whole site was extremely busy with people queuing almost back to the road.
We didn't stop for anything to eat but the loos were very clean.
The staff we spoke to knew the animals 5hey were working with and the place was very clean and tidy.
If we came again, I think it would be better for us to come in school term time when it would be less busy.
We chose to look at the animals first and on entry, the first perception was the construction site of the new lion enclosure was in full swing, noise etc and use of welding without screens for the public.
The enclosures for the big cats was very good, especially the arial walkway with pushchair access, so the cats could be seen, mostly all asleep enjoying the warm and sunny weather.
The monkey house was also excellent for the size of the park and not overcrowded.
The meerkats, otters and penguins enclosures were designed well so even little children could watch them playing.
Our great grandson wasn't really interested in anything that didn't move so we finished our walk and went over the the dinosaur adventure.
This was very well displayed and enjoyed by many people, again, our great grandson was a bit frigthened by the noises from the dinosaurs.
The whole site was extremely busy with people queuing almost back to the road.
We didn't stop for anything to eat but the loos were very clean.
The staff we spoke to knew the animals 5hey were working with and the place was very clean and tidy.
If we came again, I think it would be better for us to come in school term time when it would be less busy.
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Fab family day out. We pre booked tickets online which did save us some money. Got there for as soon as it opened and decided to do the Dinosaur part 1st, which was the highlight of my 4 year olds day. He loved it! The animatronic dinosaurs were brilliant. The staff in the baby dinosaur nursery and gift shop were superb. We walked around this twice before venturing into the animal park. Quite a lot of the animals were not that viable, due to overgrown bushes and also that the animals themselves were hiding, which is what's expected. Was a bit surprised to find the dinosaur train was an extra cost and not included in the price. At £2 per person, it cost us an extra £10 for a 5 minute dinosaur ride through what we had already walked through and seen. By midday the park was extremely busy, and the soft play was rammed so we had to avoid that area. The play park with swings and slides were good too, lots of energetic children and space to run riot.
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Love this place, so much to see and do. The kids had a great time for a recent birthday trip.
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Great day out for the kids
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Great fun for the family, lots of things to do, and you can stay all day.
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Perhaps it was due to the Easter holidays, but I must admit my impression of this place was mixed. The dinosaur area was good fun and even though my daughter knew the dinosaurs were animatronics, she was still airing on the side of caution.<br><br>My disappointment was from looking into empty pen after empty pen. Also the site is supposed to be smoke free, yet twice we had to endure someone else's addiction in the picnic areas, the second of which they could be seen by staff in the gift shop who didn't seem overly keen on enforcing the policy.<br><br>For £60 for two adults and a child I will be thinking twice before coming back, especially when I can go to Shepreth animal park which is part of the same group and use Tesco clubcard vouchers
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Excellent opportunity to view an incredible range of animals. The lions are spectacular although their enclosure in winter seems a bit dismal.
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An amazing day out for the family. The dinosaur area was fantastic on its own add in the lions, leopards, meerkats, penguins, camels and ask the other fun animals it was one of the best days out we have had!!!
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Good day out. Works ongoing but will all be finished soon to improve attractions
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We had an amazing time at the park today. Especially the informative and super funny tiger talk by the gentleman of the tiger team was really great. For this talk alone it was definitely worth it!
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I think that it's over priced for entry then pay extra for trian ride putting and other things.
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Lots and lots of good things for children, but an expensive day out
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Had a really great day out with the family. Prices all round were fare. The Dino park is great for the kids. The white lions were amazing.
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Fabulous day out lots to see and do
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Busy 10-4 but calm at other times, great park with pots if things to do with the kids. Would definitely recommend, just bring lunch with you as it is quite pricy
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Went on a Monday during the Easter holidays so lots of children around having lots of fun! Obviously a big hit for families but my boyfriend and I enjoyed it for our date too.
Entrance fee for both of us together was £43. There’s family offers and concession discounts for OAPs and carers but no student/emergency services discounts advertised on boards.
The park was brilliant and so many animals to see! Started with the birds and then moved onto the bigger animals. Popped into the diner around 2:30pmish and it was relatively empty so were served quickly- burger, chips and drink x2 was around £19. Food was alright- filled a hole!
Animals were great- the best place to stop if you get the chance is the cafe next to the tiger enclosure and get a table next to the window- the tigers like a spot nearby!
Would definitely recommend visiting whether adult or child. It exceeded our expectations and we had a great day out!
Only reason for 4 and not 5 stars is that the toilet facilities are not great. There’s toilets in the car park but I didn’t use these. I used the ladies toilets by the main entrance and there were three cubicles plus one baby change. For the needs of the park these got extremely messy by 4pm and whilst there was a cleaner who arrived to deal with the mess (I felt very sorry for her!) it seemed like they’d been like that for a while. Lots of children using them so don’t think it’s malicious mess but more regular cleaning and refilling of loo roll and soap dispensers may be needed- especially as hand washing is so key at animal parks
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Entrance fee for both of us together was £43. There’s family offers and concession discounts for OAPs and carers but no student/emergency services discounts advertised on boards.
The park was brilliant and so many animals to see! Started with the birds and then moved onto the bigger animals. Popped into the diner around 2:30pmish and it was relatively empty so were served quickly- burger, chips and drink x2 was around £19. Food was alright- filled a hole!
Animals were great- the best place to stop if you get the chance is the cafe next to the tiger enclosure and get a table next to the window- the tigers like a spot nearby!
Would definitely recommend visiting whether adult or child. It exceeded our expectations and we had a great day out!
Only reason for 4 and not 5 stars is that the toilet facilities are not great. There’s toilets in the car park but I didn’t use these. I used the ladies toilets by the main entrance and there were three cubicles plus one baby change. For the needs of the park these got extremely messy by 4pm and whilst there was a cleaner who arrived to deal with the mess (I felt very sorry for her!) it seemed like they’d been like that for a while. Lots of children using them so don’t think it’s malicious mess but more regular cleaning and refilling of loo roll and soap dispensers may be needed- especially as hand washing is so key at animal parks
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If you have dino fans...they love it
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Absolutely great day out! Definitely going back. The dinosaurs were some of the best animatronic ones I've seen. Especially for a "small" place like this. Which isn't really that small! Well done!
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Close kids love it
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Love it. I take my children at least once a month they love the new dinosaur part. The indoor play area could do with a update. The membership is worth it.
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We went to see the animals, especially the two Sloths. However we didn’t know about the Dinosaur Park. The animals were good to see, the Sloths being very slow as usual!! The Otters were my favourites, very active and we saw one juggling his stone which was good. The Meerkats had cradles in the lamps to hang onto which I’ve never seen before. A lot of the animals were hiding earlier on as the day was cold so good to do this on a sunnier day. The Keepers were really helpful and you could see they loved their jobs. Talked to several and got good information on some of the animals. Then went into the Dinosaur Park........creepy as they were mainly animatronic, very realistic. Wouldn’t like to be there if they came alive. Apparently in two years the Chinese will make them able to walk on their own. Hope they don’t fit AI or we will be dinner!!!! There are several food places around the park and lots of amusements for younger children so a good family day out with youngsters. However in the reptile house they have several massive snakes. One child walked in, took one look and ran out 🤣 so beware!! Not many reptiles there or fish but it is a smaller Zoo but with all the other things there a really good day and I would highly recommend visiting.
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Fantastic day out for the whole family
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