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Gulliver's Theme Park (Milton Keynes)


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Gulliver's Theme Park (Milton Keynes)

 
Description: Address: Livingstone Drive / Milton Keynes / MK15 0DT / England

Newest Review: ... reasonably clean which i suppose is expected when they are being used constantly mainly by children, there is also numerous ... more

 ... places to eat at Gulliver's which include pizza, hotdogs, burgers, fish and chips and jacket potatos, there are also ice creams, doughnuts, waffles and cakes. On entering Gullivers you are on the main street which features a carousel, the station to board the train, a theatre, under 5's soft play area, magical dancing waters, sweet shop and a coffee shop. Lilliput Land Castle is the next area which as a large eating area featuring most of the food i stated previously they also have an enchanted forest which is indoor...more

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Premium Review Gulliver's Theme Park (Milton Keynes): Great family day out (791 words)
by - written on 05/11/09 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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Gullivers is a theme park aimed at younger children, personally i would say it is suitable from 6mnths due to soft play areas up until around 12 years. There are 3 different gullivers around england, the one i am reviewing is based in milton keynes and is called gulliver's land, there is gulliver's kingdom in matlock bath and gullivers world at warrington. My little boy is 3 years old and i can only think of 1 ride he isn't tall enough to ride on and that is the rollercoaster, generally they have to be over 90cm to ride but that generally requires an adult riding also but in my eyes is obvious, i wouldnt send him on a ride on his own. Gullivers ...  Read the complete review

Meggysmum
Premium Review Little Peoples Theme Park (1964 words)
by - written on 24/08/09 (Very useful, 149 readings)
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Finding places to take children in the summer holidays can sometimes be a little tricky. When my children were younger we discovered Gulliversland at Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire. We have visited several times but our last visit was last year so my review may not be comprehensive regarding any recent changes. However since there have not been many enormous changes over the last 8 years I am sure most of it will be relevant! The park has recently had a name change to "Gullivers Milton Keynes", I think this is because the owners have several parks further north and they all had similar names so I think they now all have the same name just ...  Read the complete review

 
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