Overall a lovely day. They could do with a bit of a tidy up and it wouldn't hurt to remove some of the three inches of water in the bottom of the tots teacups ride (gentle instructions not to stand in it were given to toddler and she didn't). The galloping horses ride was scary to watch. I wish I had seen it operating before my 2 year old went on. She easily met the height restriction but the strap did not do up very tight and I asked if it went fast and they said no. What they didn't say was that it is like a bucking bronco! Thankfully she kept hold but was not impressed with the blank stares from the ride operator when I questioned it. I have definitely learned to watch a ride first though. On the whole it was a really nice day and our little person loved it. A couple of things were closed but still lots for her to do. The wristband was £17.50 ( pink day in October) and most rides were 2 or 3 tokens (1 token = £1) so worked out better to have the wristband as she went on about 12 rides (some were going on again, not 12 different rides). If it is rainy make sure you have waterproof trousers and boots for little ones as the rides were wet.

It's alright but no where near as big as it seems on the website. 2 of the main bug rides were closed when we went which was disappointing as that left only about 4 or 5 rides. I would recommend NOT booking in advance. We booked online in advance for the 3 day ticket thinking it was great value but only spent 3 hours here and wouldn't go back again so it was very expensive in the end. Kids had an OK time and enjoyed the few rides left for them but definitely better for younger kids than older ones

Great place, kids loved it. Went on rides again and again. Not a fan of having to pay just to enter, even if you're not going on rides. Also various eateries serve the exact same food for eg... Chips for £5 but very different ideas on the size of a large portion.. 10% discount if you pay for your wrist bands online, even if you do it just before you get to the kiosk to collect the wrist band.

I liked this theme park, lots of fun and cool rides for the family glad to see that there is going to be more rides coming 2023.. fair pricing had a three day pass for £49 which I thought was awesome value.. a bit disappointed that the go karts are separately priced and no way to transfer wrist bands to money for the go karts... I wouldn't complain but you need a wrist band to get to them so feels like a sting.. I did like the bucket and spade they had some really fun family shows and activities for the kids.. food was okay not the best would eat again, drinks are priced as per usual..

A great family day out with rides for all ages - hell raising and more comfortable! You save 10% if you book tickets on line before arrival. Car parking is £5 all day and there are plenty of stands selling food and drink. You are only a stones throw from the beach and other seaside attractions so can take these in too.

We purchased the 3 day bands online which worked out perfect for our stay, you can easily spend 3-4 hours there and the kids will be more than happy. There is a range of quite big rides as well as the mini ones for the really young, and providing your children are over 1.2m they can go on them all with the exception of 2. However 2 of the main rides weren’t even constructed which is madness considering it’s peak season, I also feel the price for a day ticket and the £5 entry got accompanying adults is excessive. It’s a little tired but the staff are pleasant and we would still recommend it.

Thought the tickets were a little pricey but we brought the 3 day pass and would definitely recommend that if your staying for a holiday. Shared a pass between me and my partner so worked out abit cheaper as there is enough rides to keep you going and none were that busy but it def becomes enough after 3 - 4hrs. Though we loved the log flume and went on lots of times. Go karting was fun but is separate price and a little disappointed had to pay for the kids bouncy castle but otherwise we have had 3 good days here and good fun all round.

Really lovely place for the kids, and the indoor splash pool area is good. It is clean, tidy, and very neat. Quite a bit humid in there bit that is expected with an indoor heated pool. I'm definitely going again as my daughter had so much fun on the slides.

Took granddaughters, too splash centre, £10.50 each which is well worth the money. Book online, tho. Once inside lockers 20p, which you get back, a very large warm pool inside, and slides galore outside absolutely fantastic time 75mins a session. There are plenty of life guards, staff very helpful and pleasant .👍

We had a great time here with my 2 children. My son is Autistic & struggles queuing, but luckily there was barely any wait for any ride. Staff were all courteous & friendly. Would definitely go again.

Plenty of thrill rides. Lots of other rides for the little ones. Stalls and fun games arcade. Food stands and a bar and restaurant. Serving meals and alcohol. Fun day out for the whole family. Buy the wristband if you want to ride many rides, or the Fun card(loadable credits) if you only want to ride 3 or 4 rides.

Really good afternoon here. Bought tickets online which was cheaper than paying at the gate. Food and and drink available on site. Toilets also on site. Staff really friendly

We found once we got there that being under 1.2m and under 8 my daughter wasn't allowed on the slow river ride or indeed any of the outdoor slides (all with icy water though so maybe not such a loss). The baby splash area was warm and spacious and fun for younger kids with a couple of small slides too. The outdoor seaside play area was freezing without warmed water. Therefore, visiting on a cool day at the end of August as we did, the only place that was warm and available was the main pool which wasn't too deep throughout and was warm but was crowded and the water didn't feel too clean. There are two disco and flashy tube slides accessible from inside for over 1.1m but had long queues. Alas, quite a way to go for a bit of an underwhelming and over priced 90minutes.

We had a fabulous time for the three days we spent at Brean Theme Park. Gutted that Wild Water was shut the whole time we were there but as the park wasn't that busy on the second and third days we didn't have to wait for any of the rides. We stayed at Unity Farm and received discount on our 3 day tickets. Sadly the staff did not all seem to know how to go about applying the discount with different staff having different approaches. This meant that my friend and her family did not receive the same discount. The staff did not explain or provide the same information about how to obtain the discount and were unable to help with any refunds afterwards saying we should have dealt with it on the first day, which we did but the staff sent us back to the resort who sent is back to the theme park. In the end we gave up. This really out a dampener on an otherwise fantastic time.

The only downside to this place is the staff (some were amazing, the guy on the catapilla and lady on tea cups) but most were grumpy and looked like they didnt want to be there. The park itself was clean and well maintained. Kids had an amazing time **the facepainter was amazing** She was kind and spent time making sure my kids were happy.

The park itself is quite a big size with a good vary of rides big and small. Price however is a tad High with no family tickets all single price. Adults and older kids above 1.2 metres for majority of rides is £32 as its school holidays but you can go in after 3pm for a reduced price of £14 which I noticed the majority of people did which did reflect longer queue times and shut at 7pm. You can book online which you can get 10% off but doesn't work for the cheaper afternoon rate and you still also need to queue to get the wristband. You can buy a card instead that you can top up and pay per ride which is average £3/£4 each and the rollercoaster is £5. You cannot enter the park for free to walk around or use the arcade etc you have to get a card with a minimum 5 credits which is £5 that I don't agree with. We headed straight to the rollercoaster which had longest queue of around 30/40 mins. While waiting we was skeptical as there was alot of movement from the bars and the small loop moved whenever the cart went round it and also had a pulley rope thing attached to other bars. The cart only holds 8 people and looked very old and banged up. We still Rode it and it did feel rickety and a bit of a head jolter in some parts. Crazy mouse is good lots of spinning, Astro Storm was great reminded me of the old black hole at alton towers. Indoor rollercoaster in pitch black. I managed about 7 or 8 rides total, kids had couple more. Lots of food vans and usual tad expensive which is nothing new altho inside eating place looked outdated and dinghy. Overall the park seemed clean tidy and spacious, we did have an incident with a rude staff member and with the park shutting at 7pm due to our issue we was some of the last out I've never known a place shut so fast and everyone was all out by 5 past 7.

I tried initially to book tickets using my credit card but failed. But my cards was charged twice, and now I m trying to contact the park by phone, e mail no response. Then I booked using another card. Nothing much worth for the money. When you compare with other theme parks. Junior wrist band may be good for under 6, 7rs. Charge separately for parking. Can't, recommend.

Some of the bigger better rides (4) were not running but still charging full amount for entry/wristbands. Also charge £5 entry per adult just to walk around and supervise children which I think is a bit naughty. Especially after paying £5 to park. Food is expensive too. £16.50 for 2 burgers and 2 drinks. Having said that my children did enjoy their day.

Good fun on the rides that were operating. However, we paid full price for the wristband only to find 4 of the main attractions were closed. The ghost train was epic 😎

I've been here a good few times now. There's nothing much for toddlers, but a good few rides for kids and us big kids. But the ride operators are the highlight. Everyone of them are over worked, but they are still very friendly and polite. If you plan on going on a few rides, I'd advise getting the Mega Wrist Band, and then go on everything more than once and get more than your moneys worth. If you buy tickets in advance from the website, you get 10% off, which is worth it if you're buy a few tickets.

It's OK, small enough you can get around easy enough but enough rides to keep the family/kids happy. They've painted the floor green for some reason which stained my daughters dress from the wheel chair wheels and now won't come out. Also stained my boys white strainers.

I've been several times to Brean over the years, and the kids enjoy it, however its definitely starting to feel a bit tired. £30 for an all day pass is ok. One of the rides stopped working while my children were on it (the parachute one) as it seemed the nematic were faulty. Two young girls were operating it, giggling at the fault - perhaps nervously but still.... not great. Good value if you are there for a week when you can get longer passes and it works out cheaper.