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NinkyNonk Legoland Windsor: ... was a bit of a trek for us down to Windsor from Yorkshire however our trip to Legoland was worth every minute. We went with friends and we both have pre-schoolers aged 2.5 and 3 so I was slightly aprehensive about what the suitability of the attractions would be for this age range, I needn t have been concerned however! Out of the vast array of attractions, there were only 2 rides that my (quite small for his ag...
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Theme Park / Zoo International - Gulliver's World Gulliver's World
Theme Park / Zoo International / Warrington Cheshire WA5 5YZ. Tel: 01925 230088. Park open from April until October
overall rating  21 reviews 		 
 
Crealy Adventure Park Crealy Adventure Park
Theme Park / Zoo International / The Original Crealy Adventure Park, Sidmouth Road, Clyst St Mary, Exeter Devon EX5 1DR. Tel:01395 233200. Cornwall's Crealy Great Adventure Park, St Issey, Newquay, Cornwall PKL27 7RA.
overall rating  13 reviews 		 
 
Theme Park / Zoo International - UK & Eire in general UK & Eire in general
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Crystal Palace Park Crystal Palace Park
Theme Park / Zoo International / Crystal Palace Park, Crystal Palace Road, London, England, SE22, 020 8 313 4407. Joseph Paxton's Crystal Palace was moved to Sydenham in 1852 and set in a large Italianate park designed by Paxton. Most of the park has gone but one fine terrace survives, a
overall rating  1 review 		 
 
Theme Park / Zoo International - WaterWorld 2000 WaterWorld 2000
Festival Park, Etruria, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs, ST1 5PU. Tel:
01782 283838 (24 hour helpline). email: info@waterworld.co.uk Fax: 01782 201815


  
 
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thehonesttruth Knockhatch Adventure Park
... I m down in Sunny Sussex on my holidays again, and today we decided to visit Knockhatch Adventture Park, on the outskirts of Eastbourne, off the A22. We, of course, being myself, my boyfriend, and my six year old daughter . It didn t take us long to drive there from Eastbourne, although we were slightly delayed by a diversion due to the filming on the pier of the remake of Brighton Rocks. The carparking was free, although getting to the carpark required driving down a very narrow country lane that could easily be missed . There were plenty of spaces, and it was easy to find the entrance to the park itself and the payment kiosk . Admission prices are £8 for an a...
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kingfisher111 Legoland Windsor
... is quite surprising that, since we only live about twenty minutes away from Legoland, Windsor, that yesterday was the first time that we had taken our six and four year old daughters for a visit! I think this was partly because it is quite an expensive place to visit, but also because I didn t want the girls becoming too caught up with all the thrills and spills and being less likely to be content with some less exciting attractions such as our local park! Legoland is on the B3022 Windsor/Ascot road just two miles from Windsor town centre. As I sometimes work in Windsor, I do know that at busy times this road does become quite congested due to all the cars queuing f...
Read the full review: Lego, Lego, everywhere! by kingfisher111
jacqueline101 Drayton Manor
... Manor is a theme park situated in Staffordshire, just north of Birmingham. It is close to Junction 9 of the M42 on the A4091 and Exit T2 of the M6 Toll. The address is: Drayton Manor Park, Nr. Tamworth, Staffordshire, B78 3TW. The park is split into three sections - the main theme park, with more adult-type rollercoaster rides, the zoo and Thomas Land. We went mainly for Thomas Land, as we have a two year old daughter, who is mad about Thomas and his friends. Thomas Land is quite new and is specifically aimed at young children, so most of the rides are suitable for them, with an accompanying adult. I went with my husband, daughter and my parents. The day that we...
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