Visited Gulliver's on 15th May 2011. Weather quite grey and overcast with spots of rain.

We were recommended to Gullivers because it catered for younger children. Looking at it from my daughters perspective she had a great day and really pushed herself to try new things. There was plenty to do to fill the day and the staff I found were good, helpful and encouraging in the most part. Some of the features were a bit dated but I think that added to the experience. Certainly, my daughter didn't notice and actually found it interesting enough to try twice. She found the whole experience magical.

Like the fact that nearly all rides are geared for parents to accompany the children. All in all, my daughter had a great day and therefore, so did we.

Although we had been put off by the bad reviews, on our second visit to Milton Keynes we decided we should give Gullivers a go. I'm so glad we did it was a great day out, the kids loved the rides, the food was good and reasonably priced and I didnt notice if the place was dirty or not because we were having too much fun. Please do not be put off by the bad reviews.

I read all the reviews and was put off going to Gullivers Milton Keynes for about a year because of all the negative ones. I then spoke to a couple of mums who said it was really nice for the younger children. And as long as my DD enjoyed it, I would be more than happy. In the end, I thought I would go and see it for MYSELF. I picked the first weekend in October when the weather was predicted as a mini heatwave and I would not have the bustle of the school holidays. It was a pleasant day but far from a heatwave. Anyway...onto the park. Me and my 3yr old daughter arrived early so we did not have a long queue to get in. We were greeted by large walking characters (I think it was Diego or Bob the Builder) which I thought was great entertainment whilst we were buying tickets. Once inside, we were at a horse carousel. Excellent as my daughter loves horses. The old chap who ran the ride was perfect for the job, great with the kids and the adults too, lively etc. The park was not packed which was ideal. Only negative points were the young chap on the ferris wheel who kept muttering the 'bleep' word under his breathe everytime parents asked to come off, and it was only because he would not let the ride complete a full circle and you got fed up of all the stop/starts and the loos. Some of them really needed a good clean throughout the day but there were enough loos all over the park that you were able to get clean ones too. Gullivers Milton Keynes is NOT falling down and it is NOT littered with rubbish. If you saw rubbish on the day, you were just unfortunate to be amongst people who do not know how to use the bins. The rides that I would assume people said were outdated I truly believe were made to look that way. I can't comment on the food as we brought our own picnic and only had ice lollies. The rest of the staff bar the guy on the ferris wheel were outstanding. My advice would be, go there yourself and form your own conclusion. We were there all day. My daughter loved it and did not want to leave. I thought it was great value for money, considering some parks where you pay more and your child is too small to get on half the rides. It is a park for younger children, try letting them be the judge. I was happy with my day out.

Despite reading some frankly shocking comments on here, I decided to give Gullivers Land a try. Our party included 4 adults and 4 children (aged 2.5, 4, 4, and 7 - the youngest of which is under the 90cm height restriction and therefore enjoys free entry). Everyone had a fantastic day - the park is not about to fall down, there are so many rides that we didn't even manage to try them all!This is the only slightly negative point, and the reason for my rating not being 5 stars, the rides are not run as efficiently as they could be, meaning that you may queue for a couple of minutes more than necessary.
Give it a try - we will certainly be going back again.

Good range of rides for children up to about 10. Safe environment. Bad points, toilets and food sales. I would recommend this attraction but beats me why they can't keep the toilets clean and stocked

We had an absolutely wonderful day at Gulliver's its really pretty when you first walk in which gives a lovely start to the day. The toilets were nice and clean which is always my big thing when I am taking my little man out. He is only 3 and small for his age but there were only 2 rides he could not go on so he was totally in his element, which makes the day out so much more enjoyable for both of you. The queues were no longer than 10 minutes for any ride and there was not too many people in the park and as we went in peak season was very surprising. The only downfall was that some of the rides are slightly shabby and in need of updating and also I would take a packed lunch as the food hall didn't have much on offer and what was was not very nice at all, but as my little man was completely oblivious to these points I think the overall day was a complete success and brilliant fun!