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| Value for Money | 4.8/10  |
|---|---|
| Reviewer Rating | 4.8/10 |
| Overall Rating | 5.3/10  |
Full review by
rupinder35
on 14th Aug 2007
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Good Points: Zoo was clean, and gorilla kingdom was great.
Bad Points: Not many animals, not very easy to get around, oasis restaurant complete rip off, child's box meal £7, adult hot meals £10, food was dry and disgusting, service was rubbish, I asked for pork chops with new potatoes and green beans, girl was to busy talking and poured beans- no apology no nothing
General comments: Wouldn't recommend, very over priced would much prefer Woburn, Drayton manor and Whipsnade.
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Review by
reviewr
on 6th Aug 2006
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I have enjoyed going to London zoo since my school days, and I often go to zoos in this country, and abroad, such as France, Italy and Hong Kong, but sadly, the standard of the zoo's has been declining everywhere, and zoo's are now a very outdated.
London Zoo has always been questionable value for money, but with half the exhibits not there, it is very poor value for money.
reviewr's full review | 298 words
Review by
kristina573
on 12th May 2005
User Rating : 9
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We went to the London Zoo on this Bank Holiday on 1st May. I was very impressed by the size of the zoo. Animals were very lovely. There was a new section where we could enter and be together with little funny monkeys - we could not touch them, but it was a very interesting experience. Animals in Action event is an exciting one! You get to see animals very close: they fly, leap and climb right next to you!
The only thing not to go for is pizzas that are sold in a restaurant in the Zoo. Food is ...
kristina573's full review | 123 words
Review by
melanieclapham
on 8th Sep 2004
User Rating : 7
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I was disappointed when I got to London Zoo, to see their new arrival - a Komodo Dragon. There is a big new enclosure, lots of hype and information on boards on the pathway that leads to the enclosure and then it's a case of - where is it? These creatures grow to about 3 metres, this chap was a bit on the small side - it will be a good few years before you will be able to really see what he is like.
Be prepared not to see too many animals if the weather isn't quite right - too cold, too wet or ...
melanieclapham's full review | 161 words
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