We recently visited this park, on 5/6/25. Our 5 year old daughter couldn't go on much at all due to the height restrictions. And what she could go on by herself, we as parents, couldn't go on with her. After an hour she was bored. I spent £45 on food for the 3 of us. The only decent food was my daughters pizza. My husbands hot dog and chips were, as he described, the worst hot dog he's ever had. I couldn't eat my chicken strips as they were pink inside, and I was worried about getting food poisoning. I would have asked for a refund, but we had already waited an eternity for our food. I didn't fancy losing another year of my life by queuing up. Tiny sauce dips were 1 euro each! The lockers were expensive at 6 euros to hire. They print your locker pin on a piece of paper. So unless you have a photograhic memory, you would need to keep it in something waterproof. Luckily, they sell waterproof phone pouches for 6 euros if you wanted them. It's almost like they knew that people would need them! Luckily I have a photographic memory and memorised both the locker number and the pin. I also got around the idiotic fact that they print both your locker number and pin on the same piece of paper, inviting would be thieves to raid your locker if they found the piece of paper. I did this by ripping off the locker number at the top of the paper. The staff all looked like they'd couldn't wait to get out of there!. The "dolphin museum" was €2.50 entry per person. It consisted of a gift shop, a mural wall, a few skeletons, and viewing windows that looked into the dolphin enclosure. This was great, as you could see them swimming so close. Beautiful graceful animals. I would rename the museum as a viewing facility because that's all it is. Oh with a recording which the surly man on entry switches on when you enter. Quite comical really. I kept hearing "is this it?" as people entered! The dolphin show really turned around what had been up until then, a disappointing day. The show was fantastic. Trainers were great, and the dolphins were beautiful. The trainers really looked like they loved the dolphins. So I really hope that's the case, and that they are treated well. My daughter insisted on having some popcorn, which was four euros. And as predicted, it tasted awful. It tasted like old burnt oil. Horrible. Water was extortionate, at nearly 8 euros for just two bottles. All in all, it was just a complete rip-off. They're clearly out to just fleece people. There's making a profit, then there's extreme greed. If it hadn't been for the dolphin show I would have been so upset for my daughter.