Gullivers world is advertised as a theme park for younger families, and this is correct - most rides are great for smaller kids, but not too small... as most rides you are expected to accompany your child on the ride. There really wasn't many small kids rides where you popped them in their seat and they did the ride themselves (the only two I can think of was the deputy drop ride and the horse ride). This isn't a massive problem unless you come to the park with more kids than adults or if your an adult that doesn't actually like to go on rides!

On our visit we got there just before it opened, and they allow you to come into the central square to be welcomed by an introduction to the park and some music and bubbles! As soon as it reaches opening time you are free to head off into the park. It's not a massive park, perhaps about 25 rides in total, but the fact that it's not massive means the kids aren't walking a long way from ride ro ride etc. Queues on our visit were fairly short in most instances (we went early season to make best use of the early season discount tickets, which at £15 per ticket we felt was good value!)

On our trip the kids decided to go on the monorail first - caution... its a peddle monorail, which we really hadn't prepared for after being sat in car for quite a while!! Two to a car, and because the peddles are set in an adult position its the adult that does all the peddling! It did give us a laugh. Other rides are in no way as exhausting as this one!

I asked the kids what their favourites were, they highlighted the Grand Prix racer roller coaster, the hot air balloon ride and the indoor roller coaster in JCB area. My son who loves trains was a bit disappointed that the train ride was very short and didn't go around the park or anything (as we was walking round there was old track in various places so I suspect it may have done at some point!) A couple of rides were a little disappointing, the gullivers story ride most notably as I guess we was expecting to hear a brief version of the story but it was just a series of rooms set up.

I can't really comment on food / drink... we popped into the castle food court but it was pretty busy so we grabbed some bits from car for lunch (you can get your hand stamped - pop to car, and then come back in again).

Most of the staff seemed pretty good and friendly, couple of them seem to have had a bit of a bad day and were perhaps a little snappy at people who were not listening (put seat belt on wrong or something!) On way out staff thanked us for coming as they were tidying which was nice. The park itself could do with a spot of touching up in places, but not unexpected I guess. We were impressed with how clean / litter free it was round majority of park.

We were at the park all day, so 100% got our moneys worth and kids would like to revisit - so we may come again if in the area in the future!