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Photo: Winter WonderlandĪ buggy park is provided outside the circus show as buggies aren't allowed inside the dome, but unlike previous years, there are no other official pram parks at Winter Wonderland this year. If it all gets too much, there's a Family Chill Space in the Santa Land area, where younger visitors can have some downtime away from the bright lights and excitement of it all (and parents can use facilities provided to heat up baby food/bottles).
Top tip: if you're heading straight for Santa Land, go for the Red Gate entrance to Winter Wonderland (look out for signs as you approach the site).īeyond the entertainment, the Winter Wonderland organisers put in a solid effort at making the whole experience as child-friendly as possible, with plenty of baby changing facilities. The bright lights and colours, Christmas decorations and myriad sweet stalls make it something of a child's paradise.
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There's plenty for children to do at Winter Wonderland, including mini fairground rides, an ice rink, and Santa Land, where you can meet the man himself for free (though be prepared to queue.), and that's barely scratching the surface. Is Winter Wonderland child-friendly? Photo: Winter Wonderland Entry tickets are free at any time, if you spend £20 or more on attractions or advance food and drink packages at the same time as you buy your tickets. If you're thinking that entry + ice skating + food + a ride or two is starting to sound spendy, there's a way around it. Some December weekends have completely sold out already, so get in quick if you're after Peak tickets. If visiting in Standard times (weekend mornings, weekday afternoons), entry is £5 per person, and in Peak times (weekend afternoons/evenings), it's £7.50 per person. If you're visiting Off-Peak (generally, that's weekday morning up until mid-December), entry is free, but you still need to book. This is where things get slightly confusing - your entry fee depends on when you're visiting. You now need to book a ticket to enter the Winter Wonderland site, regardless of which activities you're doing once inside. This is the biggie for the 2021-2022 season, as things have changed significantly compared to previous years, presumably so that crowd sizes can be managed with the ongoing Covid-19 situation. Do you need to pay for a ticket to get into Hyde Park Winter Wonderland? Even if you're just browsing the markets, you'll need to book a ticket to get in. Top tip: look up whichever attraction you're heading to on the Winter Wonderland website many of them say which entrance is best, or which tube station is closest. Plenty of signs and stewards will help you find your nearest entrance. There are multiple entrances to Winter Wonderland (scroll down this page for a map), although not all are open at all times.
If you have accessibility requirements or are travelling with children, Green Park is your best bet. The nearest tube stations are Hyde Park Corner, Marble Arch, Green Park, and Knightsbridge, though those first two in particular tend to get very busy. The Winter Wonderland site (and it's a MASSIVE site) is located in the south-east corner of Hyde Park - just head for the flashing funfair lights and big wheel.
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How to get to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland Photo: Winter Wonderland
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