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Home » Thorpe Park for little ones

Thorpe Park for little ones

Published: Sep 15, 2014 by admin · This post may contain affiliate links or collaborative content.

We recently spent a great day at Thorpe Park with my 7, 5 and 3 year old. Initially I was a bit concerned that there wouldn’t be enough to keep everyone happy, but as it turned out there was more than enough.   Before we went I made a list of all the suitable rides, the website has a handy tool where you can search for rides by their height restriction, which meant we wasted less time wondering where to go when we first entered the park.

Everyone loved The Flying Fish, Mr Monkey’s Banana ride, Rhumba Rapids and the Carousel, while my slightly taller little boy was a big fab of Storm Surge. We didn’t manage to see Angry Birds 4D, but so many people walking around told us how utterly amazing it was. Definitely one for our list next time.

thope Park with little ones

The park is easy to walk around with little ones and there are lots of places to get refreshments or have a quick sit down.

Neptune’s Beach and Wet Wet Wet is a great area for even the youngest children to splash around and cool off in the Summer sun. My children spent ages building sandcastles, racing down the water slides and splashing in the large shallow pool area.

For bigger thrill seekers Thorpe Park  has everything you could ever want. Z was a bit gutted he wasn’t tall enough for any, but I know he’ll have us back there as soon as he reaches the minimum height. We watched in awe as my husband braved Stealth and Swarm and even Grandma tried Nemesis Inferno.

Thorpe Park - Stealth

Stealth

Rides for 1m and under

Angry Birds 4D

X

Zodiac

Flying Fish

Depth Charge

Loggers Leap

Mr Monkey’s Banan Ride

Rumba Rapids

Rocky Express

Carousel

All in all we had a really great day, and came home with 3 very tired, happy kids.

For more information and details of special events including the terrifying looking Fright Nights see the Thorpe Park website.

We were given tickets and fast passes for Thorpe Park for the purpose of this post

 

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