Paradise Wildlife Park
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We have taken out grandchildren to PWPa few times and they have always enjoyed the trip. Lots to see and do in a compact area.
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Good day out for the family
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Great for children to see animals but prices in food and drink is way to high. £2.80 for a ("large" but anywhere else would be a small) soft drink is ridiculous
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Had a really lovely day here. Even during the summer holidays we didn't have trouble parking and managed to get round ok. The play areas were great and varied. The animals were lovely but some of them looked like they could do with more space! We loved the meerkats and Lars gibbons.
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Fab place to visit, fairly accessible for pushchairs/wheelchairs & not over priced
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Lots to keep the little ones entertained
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Fun day for the kids so much to do
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Great place that is not huge but has a bit of everything to keep the kids happy. Dinosaur world, little splash area, animals to see, playground and soft play. We are very lucky it wasn't busy today, kids get to do everything without stress. One thing I really like is they have little cafe everywhere. Lots of benches that for you to relax. Kids had an amazing time and us parent were able to spend the day without stress. Can't ask for more!
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Lovely lovely day. Very child centered
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Wonderful attraction
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Grate day out for the whole family friendly staff good range of food grate prices can spend the whole day there very cheap pick up service from the train station I would recommend it 100% best day out I have had in a long time in going to become a yearly member kids loved it can't wait to go again
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Great day out but on the expensive side.
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A good day out on your own or with the family. Free shuttle bus from the station.
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Amazing dinosaur area
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Lovely day out with the family.
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What a great place to get closer to animals! If you like big cats and want to see amazing reptile this place is the best. Also you may pay additional fee to get in the animal cage and feed and learn about them!!
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it was great for young kids from 0 to 11 or 12 age
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An excellent place for a family day out. Staff are helpful and answer all questions with great detail and all have a lot of knowledge about all the animals in there care
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When busy, lack of wide disabled parking spaces is a problem. Even with overflow car parks open.
We don't like zoos- only went for the World of Dinosaurs, was alright, but nothing amazing. Best for much younger children. Impressive entrance, animatronic dinosaurs, a fossil pit to dig and brush bones in, gift shop, Rex train ride is £2pp ontop of your entrance fee, plenty of cafés and ice cream stalls, Dino-Bites grill stall for hot dogs and burgers etc. Separate dining hall for sarnies and crisps etc. Several playgrounds, a paddling/ splash zone area. Fair amount to do, even with not going to the zoo.
Tailored to the younger children though.
I'd prefer to go back if they do a SEN day, as it got quite crowded, loud, and we had alot to process. Also had to navigate around alot of people who don't have the need to cater to certain behaviours. So that was added worry. But it was alright though.
Good sized area of dinos. Not a massive variety though. Just the standard selection that everyone knows about.
Well, that could be because I had my extremely knowledgeable, Palentologist child with me. Am used to hearing about so many more dinos than we saw. Maybe they will add more in the months/ years to come. Decent enough day out, just not amazing for fellow dino enthusiast children. They will prob expect to be able to see and do more.
We don't like zoos- only went for the World of Dinosaurs, was alright, but nothing amazing. Best for much younger children. Impressive entrance, animatronic dinosaurs, a fossil pit to dig and brush bones in, gift shop, Rex train ride is £2pp ontop of your entrance fee, plenty of cafés and ice cream stalls, Dino-Bites grill stall for hot dogs and burgers etc. Separate dining hall for sarnies and crisps etc. Several playgrounds, a paddling/ splash zone area. Fair amount to do, even with not going to the zoo.
Tailored to the younger children though.
I'd prefer to go back if they do a SEN day, as it got quite crowded, loud, and we had alot to process. Also had to navigate around alot of people who don't have the need to cater to certain behaviours. So that was added worry. But it was alright though.
Good sized area of dinos. Not a massive variety though. Just the standard selection that everyone knows about.
Well, that could be because I had my extremely knowledgeable, Palentologist child with me. Am used to hearing about so many more dinos than we saw. Maybe they will add more in the months/ years to come. Decent enough day out, just not amazing for fellow dino enthusiast children. They will prob expect to be able to see and do more.
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Fantastic fun for children.
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Good
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Over priced for what is on offer.
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From heaven for families
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Great park made even better with the new dinosaurs
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Very friendly
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