Gulliver's

Not really much for the older children and the food could do with being much better

WWWOOOOSSHHHH, we went down at break neck speed, we all squeeled aloud. Picture it Mum, Son and Granny having the time of our lives. A truly wonderful place, perfect for all thrill seekers young and old.

gullivers has now re-opened for the summer 08 season and we went just after easter weekend.the children(7 and 4) loved it but the food choices are appalling and so is the lack of indoor eating facilities-don't think there is anywhere to eat your own picnic indoors.the park in general looked rather dated and could do with a little repair work, lick of paint and some tlc...but even after all i've said the children loved it and that's the important fact-so yes i would go back.

Fantastic for my little ones, aged two years ten months and six - most of the rides are suitable for both children and the shows are fab.They do themed days at Easter and Christmas which are great fun.

Great theme park for under 8s. Having three children under 5 can prove hard to find somewhere to go out to. Gulliver's provides a good family day out at a reasonable price. My son [4] and daughter [2] love it and even my youngest [1] went on a couple of the rides. We have been in winter and summer and still had a fab day out. In the winter not all the park is open but there is still enough going on to keep the kids entertained. Over Christmas their santa's workshop is magnificent and you also have the option of watching a little show and having dinner which we will definitely be doing again in 2008.

Gullivers World has a wide range of rides to suit a variety of ages. It's £10.95 for adults & children over 90cm, so could work out pricey for a large family. There is not a huge selection of food on offer, I'd take a picnic!