Chessington World of Adventures Reviews

I think chessingtons is one of the best parks to go to it has something for all ages. I would only say don't go if you are looking for lots of fast thrill rides. This park has something for everyone costing 32 pounds for twelve years and over it is a bit expensive but I would say look out for offers around so you can get in ...  Read the complete review

Chessington World of Adventures, owned by the Madame Tussauds group, is a theme park an hour or so away from London. To start with, I don't think that this theme park is as 'grown up' as Thorpe Park or Alton Towers. By this I mean that the rides aren't as exciting or dramatic. It's sort of inbetween Legoland and Thorpe Park, and ...  Read the complete review

It was funny going back to Chessington World of Adventures recently as it's somewhere we used to take our kids when they were little many years ago. It's still going strong and this time we took our daughter, now an adult, with her son and her son's little friend. The Mrs and our neice came along too so there were plenty of people on hand to ...  Read the complete review

My boyfriend and I recently visited Chessington World of Adventures in Surrey. Location Chessington World of Adventure's is located just off junction 9 on the M25 and is very well signposted so finding this attraction isn't an issue at all. Price If you plan to purchase tickets when you arrive then you will be ...  Read the complete review

Earlier this year we were invited to our nephew's wedding in Dorset and since we live in North Wales we decided to make the journey worthwhile by staying 'down south' for a week. For my Christmas present last year Dave had bought me an 'experience' of feeding tigers by hand at Paradise Park so we decided to stay for a few days in ...  Read the complete review

Chessington World Of Adventures !!!!!!!! ----------------------------------------------------- Opening times: --------------------- 10am until 6.00pm. Prices: --------- 12 years and over £29.00 Under 12 years £19.50 Disabled £14.50 Senior £18.00 Don't ...  Read the complete review

Chessington World of Adventure was the fifth and last destination owned by the Taussauds Group that we planned to visit this year, making use of our annual passes. My eldest who is 13 is really into thrill rides just like his Dad but my youngest who is 11 is not quite so confident and so Chessington was ideal for her as it is aimed more at the ...  Read the complete review

"Chessington World Of Adventures" This is an Amusement Park and also contains it’s own Zoo. I have been visiting here since as long as I can remember, each year there are always improvements. Whether it be new rides, new shops or new animals being introduced to the Zoo. This is an ideal day out as it takes all day ...  Read the complete review

This summer I seem to have caught the Theme Park bug. I?ve spent a lot of time since May in one Theme Park or another. I decided that a series of Theme Park Ops were in order, starting with Chessington World of Adventures (CWOA from now on) in South London. ...  Read the complete review

I have season tickets for Chessington for myself and 2 boys (8 and 11) - see my views on Thorpe Park. Chessington World of Adventures stemmed from the original Chessington Zoo (which I used to go to as a child). If you are intending to visit Chessington, then I would strongly recommend you firstly visit their official website for ...  Read the complete review

This is a whinge. Chessington at the height of summer is a world of queues. I, as a miserable sod, left the place feeling weary and ripped off. Others would probably have had a great time and, if you don't mind spending upwards of an hour shuffling along looking at the back of someone's head in return for a three-minute ride, it's ...  Read the complete review

Most of the current ops on Chessington focus on the major rides, but this op is based upon the user - friendliness and suitability of the park to those with young families. To set my stall out I have 2 boys the eldest is 3½ and the youngest is 1½, and my wife and myself took them to Chessington last week. I will mainly be reviewing how it ...  Read the complete review

Chessington has changed a lot over the past 20 years. When I first went there it was a zoo with a handful of rides and a circus. These days the animals have taken a back burner and at the forefront of the park is the rides. Chessington is split into nine zones. Each zone is clearly signposted and on each signpost it states what rides are ...  Read the complete review

Chessington World Of Adventures is a great theme park, i would say one of the best in Britian that i've been to and i've been to alot. It offers great entertainment for kids and adults, its got lots of great rides like log flumes and rollercoastres but if your into less scary rides then theres teacups and other rides like that. ...  Read the complete review

I went to Chessington world of adventures a few weeks ago and I had a great time. There is so much to do that you need to go back several times to fit it all in. There are a lot of rides and things to do including shopping in the many great shops and playing on the stalls. There are so many rides that you don’t know where to start. ...  Read the complete review

Before I start, Chessington is totally a world of ups, not downs, but for the rides themselves, well thats just a different matter totally! I've visited Chessington World Of Adventures many times before, the last time I went there was 2 years ago, I went twice that year, once with my family in the summer holidays and another time with ...  Read the complete review

I remember visiting Chessington as a child years ago. At that time it was called Chessington zoo. Any one else remember that?? Well anyway. I visited Chessington World of Adventure last summer. We went as a group which included cousins and friends. One of us had phoned up to find out the timings which were until about 7.30 or 8 ...  Read the complete review

We as a family went to Chessingtons halloween theme night a few years back ,we took along a couple of the kids mates aswell, it was a birthday treat for my daughter. That night was brilliant, the atmosphere was electric , everyone was dressed up and really enjoying themselves. You did not have to wait to go on any rides, you ...  Read the complete review

Situated in the south west suburb of London, Chessington World of Adventures is the number one theme park and zoo in the south east of England, enjoying 1.6 million visitors per year. Sample the thrills at Chessington, and satisfy your senses. Ride the amazing Samurai, a UK theme park first, plummet down the Dragon Falls, fly through the ...  Read the complete review

Get rid of this theme park please! It is so old. The rides are old and depressing. I have been going to 'Chesington World of Adventures' for 10 years and last year in September was my last. Why do I hate this Theme Park so much?: . The rides are Old, slow, non-thrilling, and always brake down, especially Vampire ride. . ...  Read the complete review