England · ZOOS
There is always one day too few. These 3 zoos tours earn the slot, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes and the rest of the trip stays yours.
Review London Zoo entry tickets, from lions and penguins to access, food, value, transport, timing, and practical family tips.
“Not a very good place to go. Firstly it does not have a direct connectivity, if you go by bus, you need to atleast change 2 buses. Also add a 1-2 mile walk to get to the park. Park is well maintained, but not superb. So so - can try if nothing else is available under excursions”
Spend a full day at Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World with 100 animal species, feeding talks, walk-through habitats, and animatronic dinosaurs.
“I came in with my nephew, we loved looking at the animals, we did however think that the ‘Feed the baby T-Rex’ activity was not suitable for younger children, it was very loud and overwhelming, it may be more suitable for children aged over 6, my 3 year old nephew found it very distressing”
Pre-book Whipsnade Zoo for lions, rhinos, butterflies, aquariums, and huge play areas, with flexible entry and a full day to explore.
“There's lots of walking however there's also lots to see. All the animals have plenty of space. There are an abundance of eateries too. Well worth the trip. It's best to aim for opening time or within an hour to make the most of the day.”
Pick a city, a castle or a walk.
