We visited midweek and are 4 seniors. The pricing of the tickets did not allow for any discounted entry due to our age, but students and groups were given discount. The standard price is £39 + £10 parking + £6 per person to enter the Dungeon Experience, add that up and it is a hefty sum! There are discounts online so look out for them, but you have to book a specific date online and risk the weather. They state there is a wet weather guarantee but for us and I suspect quite a few other visitors, this was of no use as we live 2 hours drive away and our friends were visiting from Canada! By leaving the booking until a week before I managed to get discounted basic entry tickets via the midweek sale at £21 each + extras. Had I booked a few weeks earlier this was not offered. That said the weather held and we were able to walk the outside ramparts and see the Trebuchet enactment. The inside exhibits were very lifelike and interesting. We didn't do the Dungeon experience. We had a snack in the small indoor cafe which was reasonable. It was reasonably busy with several school groups in attendance. The car park is next to the gate and we were lucky to get a space (it isn't that large) otherwise it is a 15 minute walk from the public one. Overall not a bad day out, but overpriced, hence my 3 star review.

We went on a tour here with Evan Evans from London. The Castle is stunning on the outside and the inside. Photos were allowed on the inside. The Great Hall is magnificent. Very large with several objects nicely arranged. The workmanship of the Buffet is jaw dropping. The Drawing Rooms, Library, Bedrooms and Chapel have elegant furniture and the ceilings are magnificent in several of the rooms. The Castle is owned by the same company that owns Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum which explains why the mannequins that are located throughout the Castle looks so lifelike. We were pressed for time, so we did a quick walkthrough of the Kingmaker, which was a waste of time. We did not have a chance to climb the tower, where I am sure had wonderful views. However, we did a quick walk around the grounds. During our walk there were several food trucks and an area to shoot a bow and arrow and see a jousting match. We had a quick bite in the café of the Castle, and it was very pricey, and the food quality was not good. I would suggest trying one of the various food trucks in the area.

We had a brilliant time today as part of the BlueLight/Defences day. Unfortunately we were parked a long way from the entrance and my mother-in-law, who has hip problems, was almost already worn out by walking to the castle before our day exploring had started. However, when we mentioned this to the amazing security people, shout out to Daz the awesome caring security guard, we were immediately put at ease that we could ask for support for the way back to the car. There were a couple of parts of the experience that could just do with being lit better as better to see where you put your feet. Especially at the start of going into the cellars. The first set of stairs and following hallways were particularly dark. Once you got to Fortune the horse it got better. However, if someone was visually impaired in any way I think they’d struggle with this. The food, as always, was way overpriced, but I was happy to see that coffee was the same price as on the high street. But these were just small issues on a day where we were able to enjoy loads of amazing moments. The time tower was one of our highlights, and meeting Zog was one of our little dudes favourite things ever to have happened to him!

My sister and I had a fabulous day at Warwick Castle. It is a beautiful place with plenty to see and experience. The falconry display was amazing, best I have ever seen. Highly recommended day out.

The ticket is expensive and not good value for money compared with other attractions, castles and houses. You also have to pay extra for about half of the individual attractions on site. Food and drink is also expensive so take your own. On the good side the falconry display is excellent and free.

An excellent day out whether as a couple as we were or as a family. Well worth the admission fee although we did pay the discounted midweek price. Everything was clearly signposted and the staff were happy to talk to you about the castle. Tours were included. The ‘Legend of Trebuchet’ show was good and the falconry display was absolutely amazing - best I have ever seen. Both no extra charge. My only gripe was the distance of the field car park to the entrance (a ridiculously long walk) and you had to pay £6 for the privilege!

We could only afford to visit as we used Tesco clubcard points to gain entry. £32 adult price is very expensive, plus £6 to park. It is worth a visit if you can afford it. Lots to see and explore.

Took advantage of the Blue Light Card member day offer and brought along our almost 2-year-old. He loved it! From meeting Zog and getting a golden star, to watching the trebuchet show and exploring the castle. We arrived at 10am and were directed to the field car park where there were plenty of spaces, but was a good 15min walk to the entrance. There is a £6 all-day charge for parking. Both the men's and women's toilets had a baby change. We took a picnic so can't comment on the food & drink. Got lucky with some sunny October weather! All in all a great day out.

Was looking forward to a lovely day out and read what was available on the website before going. However whilst walking around the state rooms the steward closed a door in front of us and we were told that these rooms were being closed off to prepare them for Halloween. We then went to look at The Kingsmaker exhibition but it was closed due to preparing for Halloween. The bird of prey show was fantastic and then we hung around until 2pm to watch the Legend of the Trebuchet. Just before it was due to start, a tannoy announced that it was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. On our way out we told the ticket office that not much was open and the trebuchet had been cancelled and all we were offered was a return trip at a reduced rate within the next 60 days. This is fine if you are local but we had travelled for 3 hours and would have cost more in petrol to return than what they were offering! So if you are visiting over Halloween I really hope you enjoy it as a lot of the preparations for it was at our expense.

Spent the day at the Castle. Had a fantastic time. The dungeon was good and as scary as expected. The Falconry display was brilliant. We finished our day either the Henry the Eighth talk by Andrew which for me was the best part of the day, Andrew was brilliant and the talk very interesting. The only downside if the day was the pavilion tea room where we were overcharged given a medium coffee when we wanted small and the assumption made that we wanted a take away when we didn't. I would avoid this area. But overall a fantastic day.