Camping

FLAMINGO LAND

North Yorkshire flamingola­nd.co.uk

-

As well as being a great theme park with plenty of record-breaking rides, Flamingo Land is also an award-winning zoo with more than 140 species of reptiles, mammals and birds.

It has eight themed areas including a water zone, Splosh, The Lost Kingdom and Children’s Planet. It really is a treat for the whole family with so much to explore.

One for the thrill-seekers… Mumbo Jumbo was created using the latest coaster technology and its 112-degree vertical drop, saw it at one point being the steepest roller coaster made from steel. Cliff Hanger is another one for visitors with nerves of steel and takes the prize for the highest drop ride in the UK – yikes! Flamingo Land also has the UK’s first and only motorbike launch coaster, Velocity.

If you are looking for something a little more family friendly, head to the Lost

River Ride, Cyclosoar or Twistosaur­us, where there are plenty of twists and turns and excitement.

There are also a number of rides specifical­ly for the youngsters, so there’s a good mix for every member of the family.

Ready for some food now? There are plenty of food and drink choices to pick from as well, with places serving curry, Chinese takeaway, pizza, fish and chips and burgers. There is also a Gourmet Grill, The Diner, Pitcher’s Sports Bar and Metropolis Bar & Grill, which provides a little more luxury at lunchtime.

Make sure to check what shows are on, as there are plenty of experience­s to get involved in and events planned throughout the year.

And for the animal lovers in the group, don’t forget the animal talks and feeding times. There is also daily news to view on the website which can let you know about any baby animals being born.

It is best to check the Flamingo Land website for ticket pricing as rates change throughout the year however, like most of the parks we have spoken about, buying online in advance gives you a discount .

Children under the age of three go free and senior citizens have a different standard rate. A standard ticket in advance will cost around £37.50 , compared to paying £49 on the day.

 ?? ??
 ?? ??
 ?? ??
 ?? ??

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United Kingdom