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Amazon World Zoo Park (Isle of Wight)


 Amazon World Zoo Park (Isle of Wight) Theme Park / Zoo National

Amazon World Zoo Park (Isle of Wight)

 
Description: Address: Watery Lane / Nr Arreton / Isle of Wight / PO36 0L / UK

Newest Review: ... often consists of scruffy bits of paper stuck to the walls. Also, in bits like the terrapin pond, you can see electrical wires and pumps sticking out of the water, which ruins the escapism a bit. In a place like the excellent 'Tropical World' in Leeds, these things are well hidden in the environment. As a popular tourist attraction, you would think that with the turnover this place must make, ... more

 ... they would be able to spend more time making viewing the animals a more pleasant experience. On a positive note, the way tropical birds fly around the hothouses unhindered is very good, and many of these are freindly and will come over and to investig...more

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Premium Review Amazon World Zoo Park (Isle of Wight): An OK Experience (421 words)
by - written on 04/08/08 (Very useful, 165 readings)
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"The largest exotic animal attraction on the Isle of Wight" Firstly, I would like to say that I agree completely with what was said by cmh4135 in her previous review of the same attraction. Amazon World is an indoor wildlife park based on the Isle of Wight. The venue has a fairly good selection of animals, but the presentation of the place isn't up to much. Glass on fish / reptile tanks is often dirty, making viewing the animals quite difficult, and some of the information around enclosures is missing. In some cases, what information there is often consists of scruffy bits of paper stuck to the walls. Also, in bits like the terrapin pond, ...  Read the complete review

cmh4135
Crowned Review Less than Amazing Amazon (1848 words)
by - written on 24/07/08 (Very useful, 283 readings)
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I don't normally have a problem with zoos provided, of course, that the animals appear well cared for. I do, however, have an issue with what I describe as "tourist animal traps" which seem to serve no purpose other than to cause discomfort to the animals and leave the tourist feeling fleeced. In truth, before I visited, I wasn't sure which camp Amazon World would fall into. I suspected the latter, after all there's nothing Amazonian about the Isle of Wight, but hoped for the former. Amazon World is situated on the Isle of Wight between Newport (in the middle of the Island) and Sandown (on the East coast). Like most places on the Isle of Wight ...  Read the complete review

 
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