Longleat Safari Park (Wiltshire) Reviews


Newest Review: ... day out for people of all ages. For this reason, I personally think it is highly beneficial to purchase the All in One Day Ticket costing £27.50 for an adult, £19.50 for a child and £22 for a senior, which in my opinion is an absolute bargain. This ticket allows you unlimited access to all of the attractions at Longleat for one day. My favourite attractions have to be the Meerkat enclosure and the Lorekeet enclousure. I love how when you walk through the Meerkat enclosure the Meerkats walk across the path that you're walking on, allowing you to have a close look at them and take some great photographs. For the Lorekeet enclosure you pay ... more
Customer Longleat Safari Park (Wiltshire) Reviews (41)

by - written on 06/05/12 (Useful, 165 readings)
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I have visited Longleat Safari Park many times and each and every time I have thoroughly enjoyed my day. along with the people whom I visited the Safari Park with. Location: Longleat Safari Park is located in Wiltshire and is situated amongst beautiful rolling countryside. A Great Day Out: There are so many things to do and enjoy at Longleat which is one of the many reasons why I think it makes a great day out for people of all ages. For this reason, I personally think it is highly beneficial to purchase the All in One Day Ticket costing £27.50 for an adult, £19.50 for a child and £22 for a senior, which in my opinion is an ... Read the complete review

by - written on 28/04/12 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Longleat has been a place that I have visited for many years of my life. Longest is located in wiltshire in the middle of beautiful countryside. It's a safari park with a beaitiful mansion and gardens which is open to the public at certain times! It has got a lot of history and is also well known due to the programme animal park which was on the bbc for many years! It was hosted by Ben fogal and kate humble :) I will now go into further detail about longeat and focus on a few of my favourite areas. The safari park: This has to be the best in the country, there are hundreds of animals in the safari, from lions to rhinos! There are many different ... Read the complete review

by - written on 24/09/11 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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If you are holidaying in Wiltshire and want a good day out that all the family will enjoy, then Longlete Safari Park is a must! It has everything you could wish for. Mostly remembered for it's lions, Longlete has now become one of the best-know animal parks in the world, and has a vast array of different animals to see. The best thing is that they are not caged, so you know they are contented and well cared-for. There are all sorts of tickets available from a day pass (£26 for an adult, £18.50 for children aged 3 to 14, £21 for senior citizens) to a passport ticket, (slightly more expensive than the day pass) which is valid for the whole summer, so if you ... Read the complete review

by - written on 12/08/11 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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Longleat Safari Park is something of a dying breed in these modern times; an animal Safari park that you can actually drive through instead of just seeing the animals in cages! Once you have paid your admission, you are given the option of driving through several enclosed pens containing all manner of wild beasts from giraffes to rhinos, tigers to lions with the added option of driving through the monkey enclosure at your own risk and of feeding some deer from the safety of your car. It is a wonderful experience and one I would not hesitate to recommend! The monkey enclosure is paticulary funny! Before we got there, my brother-in-law was a bit concerned about ... Read the complete review

by - written on 04/12/10, updated on 23/06/11 (Very useful, 371 readings)
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If someone says Longleat to me the first thoughts that spring into my head are Dairylea and Marmite sandwiches and plastic elephants! Why, I hear you ask? Well, Longleat was always the destination of the annual class school trip when I was in junior school, which sadly, was many years ago! It was always a case of a mad race to get to the back of the bus and the sandwiches were unwrapped within minutes of leaving the school gates and of course, as soon as we arrived us thoughtful kids simply had to purchase a little gift for Mum and Dad, which usually consisted of a naff plastic elephant or a cheap and nasty giraffe! When my younger sister and I were ... Read the complete review
