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AmazoniaNewest Review: ... as much courage the next time I find a spider in the bath! Overall ===== I loved Amazonia and could have spent hours in there just taking in all the sights and sounds within this oasis of calm more fully. However, the boys (aged 6 and 7) were more interested in getting back outside to go on more rollercoasters! Once you have paid, you are free to leave and re-enter all day. I would ... more |
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by wigglylittleworm - written on 31/03/08 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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The Main Attraction ============== Amazonia is an indoor rainforest attraction situated within M and D's theme park. We visited M and D's on a pretty cold day and it was lovely going inside to warm up even if the humidity made my glasses steam up! There are a number of animal, bird, fish and insect exhibits set amongst jungle foliage and butterflies and birds fly freely around. The insects are thankfully all behind glass, I don't think I would have coped with a giant bird eating spider or massive millipede on the loose! The different coloured tree frogs were a massive hit with the kids, especially when they walked up the inside of the glass using ...
by allybally - written on 27/02/07 (Very useful, 325 readings)
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***What is Discover Amazonia*** Amazonia is advertised as being "Scotland's largest indoor rainforest attraction" and promises to offer an insight into life in the tropical forest. Originally established in 2002 it was closed down again in November 2003 when the property landlord announced its closure. In 2005, with the backing of M&D's Theme Park in Strathclyde Park where they are currently situated, they were able to re-open to the public. ***Location*** Discover Amazonia is found within Strathclyde country Park in the West of Scotland. ***Opening Hours*** Amazonia is open all year round however the opening ...



