Really love Flamingoland, although I do agree with previous suggestions that there could be a wristband system and tiered admission prices. Lots to do for little ones but still expensive for a family day out. Really good fish and chips from takeaway near children's planet (cooked in beef dripping!!) Bird show was very good and also the sea lion show.... More

I would love to review this "theme park" having just visited, however I can not believe the prices they are charging to get in. Having visited a few times in my childhood years and also having briefly worked there, I thought it would be a nice birthday treat for the kids to go for the day. I am utterly disgusted... More

Been to flamingo land twice now with our two kids aged 3 and 5 and it's a great place to stay. Park is very clean and well looked after with a good mixture of rides for young and old. The zoo is really big with lots to see. Food was ok in park for lunch but we usually cooked our... More

Went for the day, was really quiet so we thought we'd get lots of rides in! well... on most of the rides they had us sitting there until the ride was full, so it was a long wait. Stupid? yes. On one ride hydraulic fluid and a load of oil dripped onto a girls coat, and they didn't even do... More

stopping at the camp-site here is the best way to see Flamingo land. You get the chance to go on rides when it is quiet (1st thing in a morning and last thing at night) You can walk through the zoo and park when it is shut and the kids loved that.The night life after the gates has closed is... More

Attend as a group, the park was very clean and tidy and staff always busy cleaning, toilets, park and restaurants. Rides were all working and were ok - the zoo was good and the animals seemed well cared for and large areas to roam in - food prices were also good for a park - paid £8:95 for eact as... More

We stayed here for a weekend in May. Party was me and the wife and two 16 year olds in a motorhome. Price with hook up and entry to the theme park was just under £150 as it was low season. At Flamingo land you don’t need to book camping and I believe it is never full even in summer.... More

Visited on a wet Friday in May, so the park was quiet which meant no queuing for the rides. The park closed at 4pm due to the weather, and many of the cafes/bars and food outlets did not open however the full admission price still applied. The park has improved since our last visit a few years ago, many more... More

For two nights camping and two and a half days entry in the park it is great value for money. Myself, my Wife and my Daughter loved the park and the zoo and chose to come here instead of Alton Towers where we went last year. Great rides for all ages, good camping facilities and a nice leisure pool as... More