Flamingoland Rumours

[gavin]

Didn't Camelot once whack their prices up to ridiculous levels while adding nothing of any significance as well?

Turned out well for them.

 

[Smithy]

£30 is a **** bargain comparatively.

Really do have a soft spot for FL.

 

[Ian]

£30 isn't too bad for Flamingoland.

£28 for Lightwater is disgusting.

Thankfully I'm not stupid enough to ever pay full price.

 

[Pierre]

If you book online and choose a specific date for LWV its £19.50, pre-booked 'anytime' tickets are £23.00

Flamingo Land's online booking price is £27.00 - Flamingo Land delved into the 2-4-1 voucher market last year for the first time (was usually 3-4-2's) and worked quite well though, who knows what they have lined up for 2013, possibly less vouchers with the three new attractions.

 

[nadroJ]

Yh, never paid full price for either I don't think. I agree though, Flamingoland is easily a more 'complete' day out than Lightwater is, that there is just a £2 difference in pricing is kind of gross. How do they figure that that is a reasonable price comparatively. Considering you could spend £10-15 more to go to Alton, it just doesn't quite add up.

 

[Jonesy85]

well if you live local to flamingo land and can get to whitby you can get tickets from the tourist information already printed for £20 each i say its not that bad.


flamingpics co uk

 

[gavin]

^It's really not that bad when compared to your horrendous defiance towards the use of capital letters, commas and full stops.

 

[Martyn B]

The new dinosaur area is called "Dino-Stone Park"

http://www.flamingopics.co.uk/wp-conten ... p-2013.jpg

Looks like the kiddy coaster from near Corkscrew is moving to the new area. Going by the map, it looks like it could be a neat little area!

 

[Adamsayzlol]

I went to Flamingoland not long ago and saw Twistosaurus but haven't seen Hero anywhere.