Funland Theme Park

Took the grandchildren (nearly 4 & 5). Youngest is just 1m plus a bit so passes min height but cannot ride some adult rides, this is not an issue as loads for the small ones.Really enjoyed their afternoon and hence so did we!Most rides for youngsters are 2 tokens, the hook a duck is 4 but the prizes are not too bad.The catering is not that special but there are tables etc outside. Ice cream was expensive at ,£3.50 single scoop and it was not that nice either ( Carte D’or) a kids portion should have been on offer..

It's quite a good and convenient small sized funfair with rides for all ages.The prices of the rides are very expensive, some of them are £5 per go, per person. Only the smallest kiddy rides are £2.Similarly the food and drink is quite expensive as well.

I popped in to have a look at the ice rink they've built there temporarily. Looks amazing and the family are going to love this if you can skate or want to learn this is the place to do it. Enjoy yourself.

I am a content creator and usually support a variety of parks but the way Funland is operated is dangerous.Myself experienced a scare as the Extreme Freakout attraction started spinning as I was getting into my seat. If I would of slipped or not been able to get into my seat then I would of been hit in the head by the attraction. The ride operator had no regard for anyone just continuing to be on the phone for over 15 minutes even while the attraction is in motion. I have reported this to HSE as it is unacceptable.Luckily, we visited during the Local’s Crazy Night and enjoyed 1 token rides, thankful we did as many ride cycles felt a bit short especially MEGASPIN which only lasted about a minute. On normal days you can expect to pay as much as £4.50 a ride.Many staff we saw were very unfriendly and very rude towards many guests and don’t make you feel safe in an attraction one bit.I used to love visiting Funland but I never will be back until some serious changes are made as the place is just a disaster waiting to happen charging high prices.

We visited while attending Comic Con, it was great for the price. Each of the kids rides were two tokens and you just buy a bunch of tokens beforehand. Saves fumbling for cash or worrying about change. We had a nice little break.

Some decent fun fair rides but heavily overpriced for rides and food. Many of the staff were fairly young and not very helpful or engaged, however, not all. The young man who was attending to the giant Rogers fun fair slide was exemplary. However, the guy operating the ‘Mega Spin’ ride on my day of visit was rude and more focussed on his phone than the customers and operating the actual ride. Despite it being relatively empty he took approx 20 minutes to start the ride.

Sometimes us humans just don't listen and want to see it for ourselves. Before visiting WSM i checked out reviews and the reviews had already given me a negative vibe along with the tone of the owners goggle review responses but i was convinced by my two daughters aged 11 & 14 and 2 nephews aged 13 & 15 to check it out.I am shocked how staff on rides while operating are allowed to eat? Please see a video that i have uploaded, the lad controlling the mega spin ride can be seen eating away (something that is not allowed at major theme parks). They simply have no care and more importantly unbelievably rude.This place was very quiet and i understand why. People are actually reading these reviews and listening and selecting other friendlier, cost effective destinations - i just regret i didn't do the same.In a nutshell I fully agree with Jason Sumner's review, he states Absolutely shocking place

Lots of rides, some staff nice & friendly, others don't even smile, I'd say tokens can work out around £20 per child on average, but overall great experience

The rides are a bit overpriced as it's 20 tokens for £27 which the kids rides are 2 tokens and the bigger ones are 3 tokens

Would give zero stars if I could. Read through these reviews before going and thought we'd give it a go anyway but these reviews are extremely accurate. We visited on Saturday 2nd September at around 3pm.Our first impressions when we paid for the tokens, the man was on the phone to somebody and didn't even stop his phone call to deal with us, he was so rude and didn't say a word and just hand gestured to me to tap my card on the reader while I had to mouth to him how many tokens I wanted.My son wanted to go on the caterpillar ride, look to our left the ride operator is smoking and too engrossed in his phone to notice the queue of children stood there. Ironically there was also a no smoking sign displayed on the right of this ride.Whilst waiting for the man to finish up smoking, and when he did he looked really unhappy to be there and showed no enthusiasm towards the children. Like every single staff member there. I looked to my right the lady operating the bumper cars was eating, there was a man above the rides cleaning the sign with water, didn't even think to ask us to move prior and splashed my baby with water. All of the staff had a stinking attitude.Next my son wanted to go on the bouncy castle / slides, again, the girl was so engrossed in her phone that even when children were going up to her she wasn't putting it away. She also called my sons 5 minutes short so she could go and get a drink.We went to use the toilets before we left, there was no toilet roll in any cubicle, the floors were literally black and filthy. The bins provided in the cubicle for sanitary products were over flowing.The prize my son won on Hook a duck broke before we even made it home, the rides work out to be like £5 each.I really feel this is probably a management issue, I don't think it is coincidental every single staff member looks miserable, not following rules etc. We were gutted to have driven nearly 2 hours and left feeling just as depressed as your staff members after an hour around all that.