Flamingo Land

I took my 2 children to Flamingo Land on Bank Holiday Monday, with my husband, our neighbours and their little girl. Anticipating rain, queues and bored three year olds, we couldn't have been more wrong. We had an absolutely wonderful day and there was so much to do. We arrived at Flamingo Land at about 9.30, and was delighted after getting in for free after using my days out tokens which I had redeemed through Tesco. Had I not, it would have cost us £52 just for two adults (3 and under are free). We decided that it would be wise to make our way to the far end of the park and work backwards, and as the rides didn't actually open till 10, we had made the right ...  Read the complete review

Flamingo Land, is perhaps the most gay named theme park in the UK, not benefitting from a cool, fear inducing name like ALTON TOWERS which could scare small children without them so much as setting foot on a rollercoaster, they chose to opt for something with two feet, fluffy, and pink. Which may I add, I saw not one of. Flamingo Land is in essence, two things, there is firstly the Resort, which is a place you can stay, I am not reviewing that, so if you want to read about that have a look here: travel.ciao.co.uk/Reviews/Flamingo_Land_Holiday_Village_North_Yorkshire__5344834 So, now we have the correct audience, let us enter THE FLAMINGO ...  Read the complete review

I last went to Flamingo land in July this year and it was as good as I remembered it. Flamingo Land has some great rides including: Kumali - Rollercoaster Mumbo Jumbo (new) - worlds steepest drop Cliff hanger - Vertical Drop Velocity - tallest and fastest rollercoaster of its kind in the world Corkscrew - rollercoaster They also have great ones for the family as well including: Spongebob 4D cinema The lost river - takes you through the Zoo My particular favourites are the kumali and velocity as they are great rollercoasters. However, ther is something for everyone no matter what ae you are. ...  Read the complete review

i took my 12 year old daughter who had never been on any big rolllercoasters, she enjoyed the rides but she didnt try the kamali or the new ride the mumbo jumbo, which is a world record as the steepest drop, but me and my husband went on and it was great. The que was quite big and we waited 45 mins to get on but it was worth it also we went in august so the park was quite busy. Parking was quite hard because most spaces were taken.

I would recomend taking a picnic because the food is quite pricey, but the fish and chip shops there are delicious!

There are alot of childrens rides which smaller children would enjoy including the 4D Spongebob ride which is great for all the family.

to get in its £26.00 for adults and children but under 4's go free.

Flamingo land, Kirby Misperton, North Yorkshire used to be a collection of rides in a field which sadly lacked the magic of a top level theme park, this however has all changed since our last visit 5 years ago. The rubble beneath the rides has been landscaped, music has been added to the experience and the aesthetic view of the place has much improved. Many people report that there is an issue with height restrictions but we found this not to be the case with our average heighted eight year old being allowed on all but one ride (Flip Flop). The Roller Coasters are on a par with any park in the UK. Mumbo Jumbo although much hyped is quite mild, the ...  Read the complete review