Winter wonderland is no Wonderland. It is a glorified fairground that is extremely expensive. There are stalls with hats/gloves, etc, for sale, and three stalls with personalised decoration that were also all the same stuff. The food stalls are pretty much all the same thing, sausages, burgers, crepes, waffles, and churros. They were very small potions at massive prices, ie: one small waffle with about 5 thin slices of banana and chocolate sauce cost £8. Getting a hotdog with pulled pork in what seemed to be half a roll was £12-£14 each. Muld wine was £6.50 - £8.50 for half a cup, and was very vinegary. The toilets were not cleaned or manned regularly, and they were mostly blocked and dirty. The circus was really childish and fair for the little ones, but basic and boring for teens up. It was not a very long show and was quite disappointing at £57 for 3 children and 2 adults for only 30 minutes and not that good of a show. The acts didn't seem to have much skill and were boring. We also did the wheel, which was a good ride, but you stopped and started and only got two spins. Overall, it was pleasant to see the lights at night, and we had a nice time with my children away from their electricals. The train journey is London, so it was a bit stressful with the children and the hussle and bustle of people everywhere. I would not recommend Winter Wonderland at all. It is NOT christmasy, unless you count the extremely loud different christmas music coming from every stall, and christmas trees just seem to be thrown everywhere. This is NOT a well Planned event, and we will not be going again.. not that they care.