Reviews of Gulliver's World, Warrington
Review by paula crampton on 14th June, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 8th June 2009
This is more of a complaint than a review. Me, my little boy, his friend and my boyfriend all went to Gullivers world in Warrington after purchasing a family pass costing 48.00. I rang early morning to check opening and closing times which were supposed to be opening at 10am and closing at 5pm. We arrived at just after 12pm so that we had plenty of time to wander around. Quite a few things were closed which was a bit rubbish, i know that the kids have not broken up for the holidays yet but everything shud be open, it is summer!!! We had to ask for the kids stamp leaflet which was a total waste of time and the kids were peeved as a couple of the stampers around the park didn't even have a stamp in them so how are you supposed to collect all of them when half of them don't even work, what a con!! I asked at the place where you can hire the little buggy cars from what time Dora and Diego would be around at about 3pm and she advised me it would be 3 1/4 of an hr b4 the park closed so we were heading back at 4.15 to see them and Gullys show. Well we got there at 4.20 and just caught site of them going in and the show ending. When i asked one of the women who worked there was that it she said yes and the park was closing in 10mins as they had opened half an hr earlier in the morning and so the kids were gutted!!! This information is not put over a tannoy as to the change in show times or even what time any of the shows or Diego/Dora being around and you just have to take pot luck and hope for the best. I have recently also attended a party in the Splash Zone and that was total mayhem and no-one seems to be orgainsed at this park at all! We were very disappointed in both our visits and i would like some feedback with your comments to my complaint. I would not higlhy recommend this park to anyone at the moment - what a disappointment for my family day out and at a cost too!!
Review by sarah pollard on 23rd September, 2006
Add your review Date visited: 23/9/06
We have been to this farm shop a number of times. It has a large meat counter with meat either reared on the farm or nearby. You can see the animals contentedly freeranging in the fields next to the road and car park. There is also a delicatessan counter with cold meat, homemade pies, cakes, cheeses, fruit, veg and grocery goods. There is a good quality of produce for sale and we get disappointed now if we buy meat and similar items from a supermarket. Well worth a visit and has a coffee shop too.
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