90%Would buy again
Compared with the other big attraction we looked at, this worked out much cheaper for two adults and two children once you add up the tickets. Booking took a few minutes and the QR codes worked first time at the gate. We used the family deal and got a free return on the same day. Good value and easy, which is all we wanted.
Read moreSadly the day did not quite match the photos on the site, with several enclosures being empty or under work when we arrived. I know animals do not always cooperate but there was no notice on the booking page about the works. The tickets themselves were fine. Refund was a bit of a palaver to sort out by email.
Read moreThe lemur enclosure was the highlight of our visit, and the keeper stopped to talk to us about the ring tailed ones for a good ten minutes which I did not expect. The rest of the grounds were a little quieter than I had hoped and the cafe queue was rather long at lunchtime, but we did have a pleasant afternoon, and I would be happy to go back in the spring.
Read moreSadly the day did not quite match the photos on the site, with several enclosures being empty or under work when we arrived. I know animals do not always cooperate but there was no notice on the booking page about the works. The tickets themselves were fine. Refund was a bit of a palaver to sort out by email.
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Zoos of London is the website of Whipsnade Zoo, a wildlife park in Bedfordshire run by the Zoological Society of London. The site presents the park's animal collections, conservation work and the range of visitor attractions across its grounds. Visitors use it to plan days out, check opening arrangements and book tickets for the park.
The organisation also supports breeding and research programmes that link the zoo's animals with conservation work in the wild. Families, school groups and members of the public form the main audience for the zoo's events and day visits.
