Gulliver's World Theme Park - Warrington

Gemma M.

We decided to take our son to visit Gulliver's World over the Easter Bank Holiday. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't in our favour but we still managed to have a good time. My son loved the RAF section and the Apache Falls water ride the most.
There were parts of the park that needed a bit of TLC, especially in the Lost World section. Many of the areas looked the same as when my husband and I were kids! With some ageing better than others.
I can't fault the staff, as the ones we spoke to were friendly, polite, and helpful. The cleanliness of the park itself was very good. We saw many cleaners out and about to ensure public areas and toilets were kept clean and tidy, even in the rain.
While we had a good time overall, the park did show its age in places. However, there was a decent variety of rides and attractions for all ages. I can imagine it's much more fun in the warmer weather. Although the rain didn't stop us from going on the Apache Falls and getting absolutely soaked!

Jessica J.

Really impressed! Went today, it's the Easter holidays we went with 2 boys both aged 5. It was ideal for their age group. Lots of rides suitable for little kids and plenty with little to no queue. I have a dinosaur fan so we went straight to their "Lost World" section which my son absolutely loved! We spent half the day just there.
Some of the bigger rides did have longer queues so we waited in a couple of long queues for rides we really wanted to go on. But there are so many play areas, for the majority of the queue time the kids were able to play. Plenty of parking. Was good value, we booked ahead and paid £21.50 each. Plenty of toilets, bins, picnic areas, kiosks. And I didn't think the prices in the gift shop were too bad either. I've certainly seen worse.
We spent the entire day and didn't manage to see everything. We're excited to go again. Absolutely brilliant.

Deb Z.

Excellent place for kids from toddlers to young teenagers. Some great rides fast and slow. Great food places and gift shops. Log flume you get soaked. Great day out. Open at weekends 10am till 4pm just enough time to get round. The queuing time really isn't that bad. Soon moves. Lovely staff and a clean place. Signposted everywhere. Not hard to find and car park attendants are there so guide you through so there's no traffic jams. Rides for toddlers to ride with adults or other rides Where'd kids can go on alone. They have the height sign there. Some places quite expensive to get a drink and something to eat but it's usually the way. Cannot fault the place though. Excellent day!!

Iyke A.

If you’re looking for the perfect family day out, Gulliver’s World is an absolute gem! From the moment we walked through the gates, the whole park buzzed with excitement and charm. Designed especially with children in mind, this theme park is a dream come true for little adventurers and a nostalgic treat for parents too.

What really stood out is how well thought-out the entire park is. The rides are age-appropriate, fun, and varied – from gentle carousels and mini roller coasters to splash zones and thrilling drop towers that give just the right amount of adrenaline for younger thrill-seekers. Every section has its own quirky theme, making it feel like you’re stepping into a new storybook world at every turn.

The staff were genuinely lovely – friendly, patient, and clearly passionate about making each guest’s experience magical. We were impressed with how clean and well-maintained the park was, and even on a busy day, the queues were totally manageable.

Another big win? The prices are reasonable, especially compared to other major theme parks, and you’re not constantly bombarded with overpriced add-ons. It felt more like a wholesome, family-first experience than a commercial one.

From pirate ships to dinosaur valleys, and even a charming little train ride that circles the park – Gulliver’s World delivers smiles, laughter, and lifelong memories. We left with tired feet and full hearts.

Highly recommended for families with children aged 2 to 13. Trust me, Gulliver’s World is a hidden treasure that’s worth every minute.

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Katie A.

Visted today, Lovely Park & plenty to do for the kids, I would definitely say operations Is Slow Not the staff fault but definitely some rides need more then 1 staff To help operate it , The food & Drink can Be expensive £4:40 For 2 cans off pop! Definitely Take Your own Food and drinks ,It would be a good idea to have Water Fountains In places To fill Kids Bottle Up,Everything Else was Good ,Definitely Need More Staff on the rides To help with The speed Of Rides , The Museum Was lovely to,

S J.

Great day out, lots of young kids play area and rides. Toilet facilities all over the theme park which was great. We had a fab day out my 8 year old actually went on most rides and loved it. Worth the price there's a cafe and restaurant there but we decided to take sandwiches as I have a fussy eater.

Nikolett N.

Overall I can say that we had a great experience during the whole day today. The queues were not bad at all. We only had to wait between 15-30mins for our turn. The staff were friendly and attentive, the atmosphere was great. It seemed that today (Saturday) wasn't that busy either.

Mark G.

Felt like we went back in time . Very outdated and run down . The main attraction was the roloercoster was shut all weekend . They dont tell you that . We spent the weekend in the hotel . Kids were playing with live lights fittings i reported no one came to fix it.

Overpriced and run down . The pavilion was in a poor state. We went for breakfast, and where we sat were slug trails all over and the carpet's .. the tables from the night before wiped with a grease rag .

The only thing we enjoyed was the Sunday it was literally empty and got on the rides 3x over in 15 minutes