London for families

Well worth £35. We saw the tiger prowling and eating, the lions sunbathing, the rainforest experience was excellent with monkeys overhead, enjoyed penguins and lemurs being fed, the hippo swimming, giraffes being put to bed. The new African hunting dogs were active, and the gorillas were playful. Listened to a talk on capybaras. The volunteers were brilliant, with help when we got lost. Able to exit without going through the gift shop. Advice would be to find out times of activities with the different animals and focus on a few star items, and gently take in the rest, especially on a hot day.

Very organized. Staff was clearly very well trained. The "pod" was very clean and comfortable. Security was very good but not overly intrusive. Good variety of souvenirs. And even the souvenir photo book was not ridiculously priced. And the views...fantastic! Definitely glad we went.

Had a wonderful experience. The pick n drop were planned and on time. The entry was smooth. The whole experience of Warner Bros Studio was out of the world,worth a visit if you are in London.

A really special place. Very well organised and we adored the Ravens. 🐦‍⬛ we were quite worried about all the queues from reading online reviews but my tip would be to pick 9 am and get there soon after and I don't think we queued for five minutes even though the queue looked long.

Incredible show, really is a spectacle worth seeing. Thoroughly enjoyed it, music first class too. Beautiful surroundings and great seats, the perfect evening at the theatre in London.

The atmosphere was very cosy. Also there are information pages on every dish and creature. The display is very good and clear that you can see and interact with the fish

It is my first experience to the theatre at the UK! The view is awesome and I have close interaction with the actors and Totoro! Music is great and I would recommend this to friends :)

The logistic simplicity. We were told to go to an easy to find location. When we went there we found a very pleasant and helpful guide waiting who gave us a list and audio guides for the more popular exhibits and then escorted us through a zero wait entry into British museums.