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Drayton manor (Drayton Manor)

blueyedsnow

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Drayton Manor
Date: 29/07/09 (147 review reads)
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Advantages: No Waiting

Disadvantages: Not enough rides

Drayton manor is a theme park that i believe is tryin (and failing) to keep in contact with Alton towers, when i last went to drayton manor i found some plus`s and some minus`s. The pros are that there a number of rides that you can enjoy and some are top, there is also hardley any waiting time compared to Alton towers and i also believe that this park is better for Teenages.
The negative things about drayton manor was that even though it is a bit cheaper then Alton towers you can not get any vouchers meaning it will cost a lot more for two people to go, on top of these even though it has a number of good rides it does not have any where near the number that alrton tower have so after the first coupole of hours you find yourself going on the same ride, but saying that some people enjoy that.
This park is ok but i prefer Alton towers for value for money.

Summary: Ok but not the best
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Muffin_the_Mule

- 29/07/09

Picture the scene:

I'm an imaginary 47 year old dad to 3 working class kids.
One of my kids hears from some annoyance at school of a theme park he went to at the weekend called Drayton Manor. His recommendation involved being told
"It was wicked, man, there was rides and everyfink, but Jimmy said he went to Alton Towers and it was well betterer but Carl said he went to Alton Towers with his mum and they just queued all day and couldn't eat"

As the hard-working dad, trying to impress my little ones, I'd go online and try and find out a bit more about aforementioned Park of Theme, like Where is it? is it Really just off the A4091 or J9 of the M42 in Staffordshire? Jimmy wasn't sure.
How much does it cost, because you know, there's a credit crunch. Is it really £25 per adult and £21 per child with family discounts available?
Can I take my own Jam sandwiches? Because I love Jam sandwiches, and these places don't tend to cater for that?

And is it true it's only open from 10.30 to 5 or 6pm? thats not very long is it?

I'd want to know about the park a bit more than Jimmy's description.


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