Flamingo Land Tickets: How to Get the Best Value

What Flamingo Land Tickets Actually Cost

Flamingo Land has three ticket types for a day out: standard, family and senior. Each one has three prices depending on how far ahead you book, and the pattern is the same across all of them: book early, pay less.

• Standard ticket: £46 booked 7 or more days ahead, £51.50 booked 2 to 7 days ahead, £58 at the gate on the day.
• Family ticket (up to 4 people, all aged 4 and over): £168 in advance, £194 booked 2 to 7 days ahead, £224 at the gate.
• Senior ticket (65 and over): £36.75 in advance, £40 booked 2 to 7 days ahead, £45.25 at the gate.

A family booking at least a week ahead pays £168 rather than £224 for exactly the same tickets to exactly the same park. That's a saving of £56 for doing nothing more than booking early.

Best Value Tip Book online at least 7 days before you go. It's the single biggest thing you can do to cut the cost of your visit, and it takes five minutes on the website.

What's Included in the Price

Every ticket covers both the theme park and the zoo, so there's no separate admission to pay for the 140-plus species at the zoo, including the tigers, the giraffes and the penguins at Penguin Coast. Parking is free too, with car parks within a five-minute walk of the main entrance, so there's nothing extra to budget for on the day.

Free and Reduced Admission

• Children aged 3 and under go free. You may be asked for proof of age, so it's worth having it to hand.
• Registered disabled carers go free. The disabled guest they're supporting pays the standard ticket price.
• Low season is cheaper for everyone, with prices roughly £23 to £30. Check the "What's On & Opening Times" page to see which dates count as low season before you book.
• Groups of 25 or more can get a quote directly from the Flamingo Land sales team, which is usually worth doing for school trips, clubs or big family get-togethers.

Making the Most of Your Ticket

Opening times vary by day and season. The theme park often closes around 5pm and the zoo tends to stay open a little later, so check the exact hours for your visit date on the "What's On & Opening Times" page before you set off. Arriving for the 10am opening gets you the longest possible day for the ticket price you've paid.

If you're thinking about more than one day, Flamingo Land also runs an on-site holiday resort, from lodges to touring pitches, booked separately through reservations.flamingoland.co.uk. Worth a look if you'd rather spread your visit across two days than travel there and back twice.

Frisk Find Booking online in advance isn't a special offer, it's just the normal price for planning ahead. Same park, same rides, same zoo, less money. There's no downside to doing it.

FAQs

Is It Cheaper to Book Flamingo Land Tickets Online?

Yes. Booking online at least 7 days ahead is the cheapest way in, at £46 for a standard adult ticket compared with £58 at the gate. Booking 2 to 7 days ahead sits in the middle at £51.50.

Do Children Get in Free?

Children aged 3 and under go free. You may be asked for proof of age.

Is Parking Included?

Yes. Parking is free with every ticket, and the car parks are within a five-minute walk of the main entrance.

Does the Ticket Include the Zoo?

Yes. One ticket covers both the theme park and the zoo, so there's nothing extra to pay to see the animals.