UK theme park is No.5 in the WORLD on TripAdvisor and you probably don't know it
“We have a place where parents can play with their children and not just sit and watch them.
Tara said: “People seem to really love the dodgems. They’re set up inside in a blacked-out room, but we do make sure that younger children can enjoy them too. Another reason for the park’s success is its value for money, with plenty of TripAdvisor reviews mentioning its competitive prices. An adult pass for a day currently costs as little as £14.95, while younger children can get in for £7.95., which is also regularly mentioned in positive TripAdvisor reviews.Credit: Milky Way Adventure Park
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