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11 Reviews For Drusillas Park, Alfriston, East Sussex

  • Guest 21st Nov 2009

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    I am truly shocked to see some of these reviews, someone has said that all there is at drusillas is pets and farm animals so you may as well go to a farm??!! what?? So do you get; servels, 4 species of lemur, otters, 5 species of marmoset, meerkats, prarie dogs, fennec foxes, racoons, 2 species of penguins, 5 species of tamarins, flamingos, capybara, mara, beavers, gibbons, macaques, squirrel monkeys, porcupines, rodrigues fruit bats, dwarf crocodiles,coatis, saki monkeys, diana monkeys, capuchin monkeys and still sooo much more!!?? you dont get all of that and more at a farm..not to mention the play area!!
    Just cant believe it..plus the animals are in plenty big enough enclosures they are given daily enrichment which you may not see depending on what time you go! and if any of these people knew about animlas they would know these things!! everyone has different experiences of places which is fair enough but you cant ingore the facts..its a very very good zoo!!

  • Guest 11th Jul 2009

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    Basically, the Drusillas Park zoo seems to be reverting to Victorian times. Enclosures seem designed purely for visitors' benefit rather than with the animals in mind, and very few have any private areas for the animals to get out of the public view. The whole place feels cramped, as though they're trying to cram as much in as possible, and there are far too many signs. Rather than have so many signs pushing their products, a few clear indications as to where, for instance, toilets are would ...

  • Guest 24th Jun 2009

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    Lovely play park, small zoo with mostly farm animals. Very expensive for a 2 year old - same price as an adult! nearly £25 for one adult and one child! Should be concessions for young children!

  • Guest 30th May 2009

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    Visited Drusillas Park with adult friend & 2 grandchildren on 29/5/09. Overpriced entrance fee offering poor value for money especially with additional charges for wall & bouncy castle once inside.

  • emb34 27th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Drusillas Park was very expensive, to have to pay full adult price for a 2 year old seems a bit much. Considering it was bank holiday weekend, and predicted glorious weather i was surprised how long it took us to get in to the park, not all the desks were open. having said that, the Thomas the Tank Engine attraction made my son's day, albeit a very short ride, and you didn't get to see much! I can see if we lived closer a years membership would be better value. The "zoo" was slightly disappointi ...

  • Guest 20th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Fantastic value for money. You only need to go three times in a year to make it worth the membership fee, far better than most where you'd need to go twice a month to make it worthwhile.I would recommend Drusillas to anyone with young children, we'll probably be members for at least the next 8 years

  • Guest 28th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Great day out. My son really enjoyed it as did the adults! Great play areas, things to do etc. Animals were good. Very much worth the money!! Would go again if we visit near there again!!

  • Guest 27th Aug 2008

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    £12.50 for a two year old to visit - £50 for a family of 4.
    A fair price for such a tiny zoo should only be around £20 for a family of 4. Most of the animals are either pets or British animals eg rats, mice, guinea pigs, cows, goats, pigs etc. There is a 90 second Thomas the Tank Engine ride in which you see the back of all the buildings, some bushes, half a red train and 2 llama - that is literally it. For the same price or cheaper you can visit London or Whipsnade Zoo, ...

  • porgina 19th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    My first visit (August 2008) and I am VERY impressed.
    Privately run zoo, that has happy staff who genuinely appear to like working there.
    All the animals have interesting habitats and you can get really close to some of them. eg: the Lemurs, which are in an 'open' area and will jump on your shoulders etc.
    No big cats etc - but lots of really interesting exotic animals.
    Plenty of play areas with modern attractions such as rock climbing and trampolines etc.
    Clean and very well run - easy to find y ...

  • kazzie13 Rank: Lance Corporal 16th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Plenty to see and lots of play areas for the kids, however we did find it quite expensive.
    Overall an enjoyable day out that I'd recommend.

  • Guest 14th Feb 2008

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    Animals are lovely at the Drusillas Zoo Park. It was amazing apart from the monkey near the Flamingos which was not trained very well it was very SCARY. Nothing bad apart from badly tempered monkeys