Gulliver's World

This is only a few miutes from where I now live and I thought I would venture there with the kids last Friday (Halloween). It was £10.95 each entrance or £1 off if you were in fancy dress. You'd be amazed how many of the adults were dressed up as well. I was a little unsure as had only heard it is great from little children and my eldest is 13. I have to say though - I was impressed. Although a lot of the rides were a little antiquated - the children loved it. They especially enjoyed the log flume and the cycle ride (which operates similar to a monorail - except you have to pedal round the track). There was plenty for all ...

This review is for gullivers in milton keynes.. Took my 5 year old daughter to Gulliver's and she had a great day. The park is quite small, but the rides are all aimed at the younger end of the market. The roller coaster has a minimum height of 110cm, but apart from that most rides will allow children over 90cm with adult supervision, and if your child is less than that, they get in free. It cost £11.30 each to get in which is in my opinion is good value for the adults as we spent over 5 hours in the park, however I feel children should have reduced price entry. The food is reasonable but there are plenty of picnic spaces. All the ...

We have taken our children to Gullivers World in Warrington twice this year. I think the entry prices are really reasonable, adults and children £10.95 each, children under 90cm free, and OAP's £9.95. The rides in the park are aimed at children age 2 to 13 years old, but I made sure I had my fair share of rides! There is a wide range of rides like the Pirate Ship, Big Dipper, Log Flume and thuings like ladybird rides and little merry-go-rounds for the younger kiddies. The park is split into 8 different 'lands'. There is Circus World, Smugglers Wharf, Western World, Alice's Wonderland, Lilliput Land, Water World, Adventure World and The Lost World. ...