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    Paultons Park

    4.6 (20 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Brian K.

    Quite possibly the greatest theme park on the planet for young children. We were in Europe for a month this summer and took our daughter twice. Will probably go back on our next trip to England. We even made this video of our experience: https://youtu.be/D4Lc9Iz12QY

    Len L.

    My 4 year old daughter loves "Peppa Pig" so we made the roughly 2 hour trip (train to Southampton Central, then 25 min. Taxi to Peppa Pig World) from London to Paultons Park in Totten, England. We managed to keep it a surprise and she LOVED IT! While "Peppa Pig World" is not the whole park. It does takes up a good size chunk of Paultons Park. And It's actually very well done. Construction seems very well thought out and executed. Paint and condition is immaculate. Rides in general are good and many different than I have seen in other parks. Food and entry fee were pretty good and "a fraction" of what you would pay at Disney or really any U.S.-based park (a welcomed break from expensive London!). The characters (Peppa & George) are made available for scheduled "appearances" throughout the day, not unlike at the larger parks. Costumes

    Colleen C.

    Home of Peppa Pig World. There you have it. As I have a toddler verifiably obsessed with Peppa and her entire family, friends, etc -- we made a voyage southwest to celebrate his 2nd birthday with his fav pigs. It was a hit! I'm not a big amusement park fan -- but the Peppa Pig world (inside Paulton's Park) is seriously well done. It's super cute. Plenty of things for younger children to enjoy, a soft play place for when it rains (and it does), and many other options for fun and full on Peppa. I think we rode almost everything in a few hours (about the limit for a 2 year old) and we all really got a kick out of it. It was late February (not peak season) and mobbed with pre-school aged children. Plan accordingly. t's busy -- get there early if you can. Teach your children the fine art of patience and queueing! (Mine is still learning, he was not thrilled with waiting for anything!) As it started raining we didn't make it to the rest of the park, but it looks equally as well cared for and quality -- next time. They have plenty of other kid-friendly rides outside of Peppa World, too -- we did do a loop in the little train, which he loved. Pre-purchase tickets to the park online to save a few quid. Kids under a certain height are free (mine was), double check. It was really nice to get out of London, go for a drive, and enjoy some time romping around with the Peppa family. Money and time well spent and our little guy crashed on the way home and we enjoyed coffee and driving in silence -- win! Need more? *free/easy parking *kept very clean *cafe is not bad actually! And obviously very kid friendly.

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    Great staff, so clean, 3 different themes in one park! Playgrounds well organized, food for vegetarians, meat lovers and kids!

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    I'm not a big amusement park fan -- but the Peppa Pig world (inside Paulton's Park) is seriously well done.

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    Stealth

    Stealth

    4.8(6 reviews)
    88.5 kmLaleham

    This amazing roller coaster is in my top 3 rides in the UK. It's an exact replica of the layout of…read moreKingda Ka, currently the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the world, to be found in Six Flags Great Adventure, New Jersey, USA. Unlike most coasters which are gravity driven (the car is lifted to the top of the first hill and gravity takes it round), Stealth is one of the few cable launched coasters (like the catapult on an aircraft carrier) in the country - it wasn't the first; that honour belongs to RITA:Queen of Speed in Alton Towers. Stealth is however the fastest coaster in the UK. You are launched from 0 to 80mph in under 2 seconds along a straight track. Then the car goes up vertically 205 feet, back down 205 feet, then over little bunny hill before coming to an abrupt stop. After what can be a long wait, the ride is over in around 10 seconds but let me assure you that 10 seconds is an amazing compressed adrenaline rush. The feeling of acceleration along the track is like having a wind powered face lift. In the vertical phase, you feel like you're in the space shuttle as it is launched. The drop sensation on the downward section is surprisingly muted and the abrupt stop brings hysterical laughter to a lot of riders, the sign of a good ride. It's one of the few rides I prefer to ride at the front but it's worthwile having that unobstructed view of the launch and rising phases. Also a top tip - use the single rider queue!! I'm not sure why they call it Stealth - the superstructure is visible from all around the park and the launch is nothing short of sensational!

    This is my favourite ride at Thorpe park along with saw. Me and my friends went at fright nights…read morewhere they had a special Halloween recorded audio to seem spooky which was a nice effect. Me and my friends were so scared to go on stealth the first time even though I have been on it before. We ended up going on it 6 times in one day. It was really nice when we could go in the pitch dark which was really scary as you couldn't see where you were going but then when you got to the top the whole park was lit up and the line of 20 minutes was totally worth the wait. Stealth will satisfy any thrill seeker and if you are scared of rollercoaster this is a great one to get rid of your fear of them as it does not go upside down!

    Clarence Pier

    Clarence Pier

    2.8(4 reviews)
    36.2 km

    While down south this weekend, I popped to Portsmouth for the day with my mum and little boy. We…read morewere staying in Southampton and wanted a beach which was easily accessible by car and which would offer plenty of entertainment for a two year old. Clarence Pier did just that. Just a 30 minute drive from the centre of Southampton, the pier was easy to find and offered lots of convenient parking. There were two separate arcades in addition to other rides and attractions. Food options were plentiful and even included a large fruit stall which was lovely to see at the seaside where all food is usually accompanied by at least 10g of fat! The beach here is quite rocky, which is great for someone like me who doesn't like sand. We happened to arrive on a day during which America's Cup was taking place (international boat race) so the beach was pretty busy. However, we never struggled to find somewhere to sit / play / eat. One of the best things about this pier (for a two year old anyway) is that you can watch the Hovercraft take off and arrive from Isle of Wight. You can also catch the hovercraft from here or take a tour of the coast on one of the optional boat tours.

    Clarence pier has the usual assortment of amusments and stalls selling postcards and novelty items…read moreas well as a number of almost identical fast food kiosks. Sometimes you can see people fishing by the pier. There is a crazy golf course which for some reason (probably the big skull) reminds me of the goonies. It is a good course as you can choose one of two routes through it. That means if someone in front looks like they will take an age to complete each hole you can easily choose the other route. There is plenty of car parking nearby - all along the seafront, by the pub and some public car parks by the common. You'll probably still be stuck in the Summer though so your best bet might be to park in Old Portsmouth and walk along the seafront from the direction of Gunwharf. There is also a token based funfair next to the pier.

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    Fishers Farm Park

    Fishers Farm Park

    5.0(3 reviews)
    74.3 km

    Fishers farm park is a really fun day out loads to do for the the kids and adults including Tractor…read morerides horse riding rock climbing adventure playground amusement rides water games a soft play area and much much more. Took my girlfriend and her daughter and her kids and we had a brilliant time lots of laughs and fun . The day went really quick so much to do a really brilliant day out had so much fun can't wait to do it again 10/10

    Fisher's farm park is probably one of the South's best kept secrets. A farm and amusement park…read moreaimed at 2-10 year olds this is a real find. The farm houses a variety of animals including many orphans from neighbouring farms. There are opportunities to get up close with the animals and to feed and pet them. They are all well cared for. In terms of amusements this place beats the theme parks hands down for the under 10s. There are the usual farm rides that you'd expect although some come with twists (such as the ghost train). The barrel bug ride is about the most fun you could possibly have on a farm! More or less all of the activities come in a mini and big variety and so families are well catered for. You can bounce on giant air pillows or trampolines, slide down a helterskelter and bumpy slide, have a death slide, go skating, play golf, get lost in a maze or take a trip on a merry go round amongst others. Eating is no hassle here and food is reasonably priced and good quality. Loos are clean. There's an indoor soft play area and a great new ball shooting range for days that are not so dry! We love it here and the biggest endorsement is the fact that, after just one visit and despite living an hour away, we bought a season ticket!

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