Dallas Peppa Pig Theme Park š āāļø
š¬This Peppa Pig theme park in DFW opened on March 1st. To avoid the weekend crowds, we visited on a Friday. Hereās my experience: Firstly, if you want to upgrade your day ticket to an annual pass after your visit, you can just pay the difference. I recommend buying your tickets online in advance. I checked the website the day before and the basic ticket price was $37.99. On the day, the basic ticket at the gate was $42.99, plus about 8.25% tax. šŖBefore entering, I already sensed that the park wasnāt large. Once inside, I was surprised at just how small it was. Donāt doubt itāwhat you see right at the entrance is pretty much the entire park, including the blue fences around it. šØWe arrived around 11 a.m. on a Friday, and considering the size of the park, it wasnāt empty. Each ride had a wait time of about 10-20 minutes. Some of the queuing areas were shaded, but with Dallasās hot weather, the parts without shade were pretty uncomfortable. š«The rides include Daddy Pigās roller coaster; Grandpa Dogās pirate ship; dinosaurs; hot air balloons; and a drop tower. Overall, they are very, very kid-oriented, suitable for very young children. Kids over 4 years old might not find them appealing. Some rides have height restrictions that younger children might not meet, so check the website in advance. The play areas are also very, very kid-oriented, suitable for children no older than 3. Thereās a splash pad and sand play areaāmake sure to bring extra clothes for your kids. šŖµWe had planned to have lunch inside the park, but it was so small that we decided to leave after a quick tour. We didnāt visit the restaurants or shops. The cinema just plays animated films. Overall, the park feels technologically outdated. It doesnāt feel like a newly opened park. The facilities and equipment seem like theyāre from many years ago. So, I didnāt upgrade to an annual pass. I donāt think Iāll be coming back anytime soon. #Dallas #DallasLife #DallasFamilyFun #PeppaPigThemePark
