Visited over Easter and the park was very quiet. Parking close to entrance and no queues to speak of for any of the rides. For the older kids 7+ there are 3 or 4 good thrill rides although the thunderbolt left me feeling sick. The rollercoaster is a bit lame but the kids enjoyed it. Plenty of other rides to enjoy for the smaller one too.

Staff very friendly. Didn't eat from the restaurant but it was serving up burgers and fries.

Overall, I'd say it's priced just about right and an enjoyable day for the kids. The 7 day free return is very useful too if you are staying nearby.

I can’t see much having changed at all since I last visited Flambards in the 90’s. Although remembering it with such fondness and remembering the exact same park through the eyes of a child somewhat sways my review.

The Victorian museum and blitz exhibition are great still, though it’s sad to see the horses wearing out!

As the park was fairly quiet we got around the rides and museum quite quickly. I was shocked to see all the same rides there as when I was younger. But regardless, the 11 year old I took seemed to enjoy himself just as I used to.

The staff throughout the park seemed cheerful, the man working on the gate was particularly helpful, chatting away to customers and greeting them with a smile.

I’d recommend the park for 10 years and under really, there is not much for teens. The rides at the park are mostly fairground style rides, suitable for young ones.

This was our second visit. The first was around 5 years ago and nothing seems to have changed.

The car park is disgusting. The access roads are more pothole than road. You’d think that with the amount it costs to get in, which was more than £90 for 4 adults and an 8 year old, they’d be able to fix up the roads and the car park.

We had a wait of 15-20 minutes to get in and there were only 5 or so families in front of us. Once we got to the front of the queue we realised it was because the staff had to enter every single Tesco Clubcard Coupon code manually. No idea whose fault this was but it was incredibly annoying. They also only had half the kiosks open in the Easter holidays.

I have to say the staff we met were all incredibly friendly, polite and smiley!

The Victorian Village and Britain in the Blitz sections were very good and really interesting. Plenty to see and think about.

The rest of the park however looks very tired and dated. There are some thrill rides and some for smaller children but it just looks like the owners aren’t reinvesting anything on the park and are pocketing the very expensive entrance fees.

I doubt I’d go again.

Despite some quite negative reviews, we think this entertainment park is perfect for a few hours of entertainment. We took four young teens, and we warned them that it wouldn’t be like Chessington or Thorpe Park, and actually they thoroughly enjoyed themselves for 5 hours! I think we got lucky re:weather and no. of people. We also really liked the exhibitions such as the Victorian village, Concorde etc. Took our own picnic and so saved on food and drink. Only criticism is they could do with a bigger indoor play area - don’t really understand why there’s a separate one of these next door - for wet weather. Also, it’s true, a few of the rides are a bit rickety and the log flume was closed, but hey ho. Staff were pleasant, and it was all clean and tidy.