Melton Mowbray, Twin Lakes Leisure Park Reviews
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Guest 27th Nov 2009
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We went to Twin Lakes today for my son's 5th birthday. Very disappointed. Tracks aren't tarmaced (made it difficult with a pushchair). Rides were not manned so we spent ages trying to find people to open the rides for us. Place looked shabby and needs some TLC. Wouldn't go there again or recommend. £8.99 each was a bit expensive given that my 3 year old couldn't go on most of the rides as she is under 95cm - ok she was free but one of us had to stay with her while the others went on the rides. Not impressed. GO TO THOMAS LAND AT DRAYTON MANOR INSTEAD - £15 adult & toddler rate in term time!!
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Guest 29th Oct 2009
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We had several complaints and emailed the company. I had a reply after about a month with some very poor excuses. I emailed again, but they couldn't even be bothered to reply.
Utter rip off, dont bother going unless you want to waste your money.
It is certainly not geared up for small children, even though at two years old my child was charged the same price as an adult. The train is so slow that you can walk quicker and the boats weren't operational on the day.
The website has contradicto ...- Read Guest's review (104 words)
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Guest 31st Aug 2009
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Twin Lakes Leisure Park is seriously over priced, even though my 2 year old daughter was too short to go on most of the rides, she was still charged at FULL adult/child price.
Some of the the rides/activities weren't open and the wait for the train was a joke.
It cost £54.95, (£10.99 each for 4 adults + 2.5 year old), at £5 it would have been pushing it to be worth the money.
The website is misleading too as this states 95cm height for a child to be chargeable, yet when we ...- Read Guest's review (100 words)
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Guest 22nd Aug 2009
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I went on a trip to Twin Lakes Leisure Park and I was very disappointed. There was not as many rides as it says on the website. I would rather spend £35 more and go to Alton Towers. The food stands were really expensive. This theme park has only got about 2 rides for toddlers. I would not recommend this to anybody. Most of the rides spun so about 7 children threw up. I honestly would NOT waste my money on it to anybody who wants to go there.- Read Guest's review (87 words)
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Guest 18th Aug 2009
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i was really disappointed with twin lakes leisure park, we took our then 2year old and i have to say there was very little for us to do there with her.
now that she is 3 and over the height restriction there is alot more to do. On a customer service level, they were rubbish. we were so disappointed the first time that we took her that we asked for a refund as we'd only been the 20 mins aand as she couldnt go on anything. They advised us to fill out one of their complaints forms and we'd recei ...- Read Guest's review (118 words)
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robandgrace
6th Jul 2009
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Twinlakes Adventure Park, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, and Disability Discrimination.
Firstly, I would like to thank everyone who has helped and supported me in this. I ' m especially touched by the families who are boycotting Twinlakes and other places owned by BB&B Leisure Parks LTD [which also includes Wheelgate Park, Farnsfield nr Mansfield and Woodlands Leisure Park, Blackawton, Devon,] and even the children ...- Read robandgrace's review (861 words)
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Guest 5th Jun 2009
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well i do like twinlakes and my project is about it and i have to find infomation about it on the website it does not tell you alot about it !! but i do like it !!
its loads of money there was 7 of us and it came to £90
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Guest 2nd Jun 2009
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I thought Twin Lakes Leisure Park was over priced for what there is there, £11 for children and adults. It may be set in 70 acre's but is could easy fit into half that, everything is spread out to make it look bigger.
I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.- Read Guest's review (50 words)
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Guest 26th May 2009
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Twin Lakes Leisure Park is a great place to go for a young family- Read Guest's review (32 words)
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Guest 23rd May 2009
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We went to Twin Lakes Leisure Park on Saturday 16th May. We have two children. The weather wasn't too bad but occasionally we had a few downpours! I feel that even without the downpours we wouldn't have got around the attractions as there is so much to do. There were no queue's at all much to our amazement. My kids really didn't want to leave they were having such a good time. Our fave thing of the day was the ice skating.- Read Guest's review (95 words)
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Guest 17th May 2009
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Melton Mowbray, Twin Lakes Leisure Park is geared up for young children. it is not a place for teenagers or older children. we have a season ticket and it is worth worth every penny. the rides are well supervised and no long waiting times.
a perfect way to spend a day in summer. we find the staff polite
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Guest 14th Apr 2009
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I visited Twin Lakes Leisure Park with my wife mainly to visit the farm. As we did not have any children with us - we were refused admission. The park do not allow adult only groups, and this applies to couples. I could undertstand if we were a group of 20-something youths but we are a married couple just wanting a day out in the sun. After driving for more than an hour to reach the park, being turned away at the gate is very annoying. Can the park really afford to turn away custom?- Read Guest's review (118 words)
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Guest 7th Apr 2009
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At Melton Mowbray, Twin Lakes Leisure Park I found the staff to be rude and unhelpful. As a season ticket holder, which i won't be renewing, i feel the park is very shoddily run and they don't seem to make the same efforts for their attractions as other theme parks, yet they charge the same admission, if not more. Paths and car parks are not tarmaced which is most unsuitable for families with pushchairs.- Read Guest's review (91 words)
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Guest 16th Jan 2009
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Twin Lakes Leisure Park. Falconry centre falconer extremely knowledgeable about all the birds giving excellent displays. Overall a good day to spend with children whether wet or dry. Food could improve- Read Guest's review (31 words)
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Guest 21st Oct 2008
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Good points, all of it. Bad points, needs more rides. Overall, love it the best ride is the bumper boats 10/10. I would recommend Twin Lakes Leisure Park.- Read Guest's review (27 words)
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TwinLakes Leisure Park is very well run. We found staff to be welcoming and efficient. There wasn't even a ridiculous queue to get a ticket. They are entirely geared up to younger children, so be warned if your 10 year old is addicted to Nemesis or Air then this is not the park for them. However, for 4-8 year olds it is superb and if your child is not a dare devil then it will be fun up to 11ish.
There's a lot to do at Twinlakes - easily enough to fill up the day, and enough to make you want t ...- Read cottam67's review (596 words)
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robandgrace
11th Aug 2008
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As a young adult with autism I visited twin lakes in 2005 with two friends/carers. Although the Twinlake's leaflet states that adults without children are not allowed into Twinlakes we were led to understand that this rule did not apply to me because I have special needs and that we would be able to visit again. They seemed very accommodating which is now puzzling considering what was to come. We made a return visit in 2007 which had to be a last minute decision. We were shocked and very upset t ...- Read robandgrace's review (544 words)
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Guest 4th Aug 2008
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Melton Mowbray, Twin Lakes Leisure Park is really fun for kids. A good day out for all the family.- Read Guest's review (19 words)
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meltmf
28th May 2008
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This is a really fun family day out. It has many rides for all ages and indoor play areas for older and younger children. I'd say that 2-12 year olds would really enjoy this park! The park has a lot of different parts.The price is not that high either and it is a really good value for money! This park was really enjoyable and all the kids enjoyed it and so did I ! I would highly recommend this park to anyone that wants a nice easy way to have a fun family day out!- Read meltmf's review (123 words)
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Guest 23rd Feb 2008
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Lovely park very clean. No bad points. Very nice, clean, an overall safe environment for families to enjoy a day out.- Read Guest's review (21 words)
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