Africa Alive Recenzje 

We are local and we would often go to Africa Alive.
My 8 year old son is autistic, he loves seeing the animals and being outside.
We would go after 2.00pm as the price was cheaper, it was £5.00 and carers would go for free.
For people like my son, it was quieter and more manageable, the park was still making money during quieter times with this scheme, it was a win, win for my son and the park. I would also buy food so the park would still do well financially
However, we went a couple of days ago and I was told in a very condescending way by staff that this has now stopped the price now is £17.00, more than double the price even after 2.00pm!!
I find this to be a real shame.
It's definitely all about making money you even have to pay for the jeep/train ride which you didn't have to do before.
The prices are too high, it's not value for money at all and I advise people to save their money as it's a rip off.
Kicking disabled/SEN children whilst they are down is a low blow. They already have such difficult lives to lead and to navigate a world that don't see them is hard for them and their families. You have lost my custom and respect. I will definitely not be returning.
I suspect I won't be the only one.
It's totally deflating.
I understand that prices have to rise but to make this park only for middle class, high wage earners and excluding the wider community, people with disabilities SEN children.......shame on you.
One good thing, I won't have to put up with your rude, condescending, judgemental, nasty staff anymore.

Not sure if I visited the same place as the other reviews. Some places were lacking animals, but on the whole a nice place to go. It’s going to be expensive as it’s a holiday place, but worth a visit.

Booked the lazy lion today 15th July.
It was good value. It clearly stated on our booking confirmation admission was 2pm.
Was told at entrance it had been changed to 230. Was told we could go in earlier and pay the difference which isn't acceptable considering one of us required a wheelchair and had to stand outside for half an hour. no apology as it wasn't our fault. The staff were pleasant though..
Would not return in the future

After reading reviews we were a bit reluctant to go but 6 of us did and it was very good clean and tidy not like people had commented on. My grandson was ecstatic when he saw the giraffes as he is mad on them even paid for him to feed them. The park needs to advertise more in Great Yarmouth as no leaflets about l got a voucher of internet which saved us 32% well worth looking for, l would say they could do with a few more animals but we enjoyed it spent around 5 hours their. Someone put nothing for children the zoo is educational for the children and the play area wasn’t that bad and they had a large bouncy area.

When I last went there and the reason why we have stopped going to this zoo.. zero things for the kids to do. There is a run down old kids park in the middle and some rubbish crazy golf. Full of money grabbing restaurants Which are very over priced. There used to be a soft play area but they claim that they took it away due to covid but I think it was something else. If you want your childre crying and moaning aimlessly walking around for many hours then treat yourself and come here!

This Zoo is fabulous. Plenty of animals, lovely grounds, fabulously clean and maintained with new facilities.
Even the little train ride was not a rushed experience and had a very informative tour guide.Staff were so friendly too.
We couldn’t fault it. We will definitely return. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The website was confusing to book tickets. Thought we had booked for the evening as advertised. No times on the ticket ( this was in July). We turned up and it was closed. After a month of trying to phone and email them to they said the ticket was none refundable. I have since the tried emailing to them and wrote the the CEO put no reply. Very poor customer service.

There were plenty of animals to see, a talk on every hour, and the site is well maintained. I loved the giraffes, lions, lemurs, ass’s, eagles and meerkats.
There’s some things to be improved… they don’t give maps on admission - and there’s not many maps around the site so it’s tricky when you have to find your way to one of the talks or find a toilet… which brings me to another point- there is not enough toilets (especially for women), I spent a long time trying to find a toilet to then find a big queue (and one of the 5 toilets inside had broken door).
Last complaint- the food facilities are not great, and the food I ate was expensive and tasteless- bring a picnic if you can, there’s plenty of benches and places to put your picnic blanket.

This is without a doubt the biggest let down you’ll ever encounter. The price of admission and what you get is criminal. You spend time walking aimlessly around looking for animals, but alas, there is not much at all! The lion enclosure is there with no lions in it:
Please save your hard earned money by not pumping any money into this giant con.
A great family day, with good friends, however, no experience to reflect on, only an enormous sour note.

Not a bad day but somehow lacks. A lot of animals caged in remote spots and generally in dull damp soggy compounds. Kids loved the play area and safari train did the trick.

DO NOT VISIT

Shocking zoo we booked a day out and my little lad started with a temp 20 mins after being there we came off the park as it states if any covid signs called for a refund and theu point blank refused the manager Aki was so rude she simply said u can come bk another time i live 6 hours away she was so rude and unsympathetic. The lady who checked us in told us we would get a refund for followin the rules... NEVER AGAIN staff need retraining

This “zoo” is awful. Walked round in less than 2 hours and this included lunch.
My 5 year old grandson complained how boring it it was.
It’s overly expensive and frankly not worth a tenth of what you pay.

KB

Very poor value for money just to enter the park, staff on entrance not overly welcoming, disappointed they wasn’t offering the medals for finding stamps or whatever they normally are which is part of the fun and excitement for the kids. Wasn’t many animals and those that was there just looked sad as my child said. From website it suggested there was a cafe style place on site which was far from that, not the range of food you would expect to find to try to appeal to a wide variety of tastes, what food and drinks was available was expensive. Was there 1 hour 30 and in summary it was not worth the visit or the money and will definitely not be returning

Went here last weekend, paid £55 for two adults and a child, was boring! Hardly any animals, paid nearly £9 for three ice-creams and literally were there about an hour and a half! Very disappointing!

Africa alive zoo, Kessingland: Discusted at how they are STEALING money from CHILDREN on school day trips!!! My son (13yo) went get a slushie (£2.50) to be told they would happily take his £10 cash but NOT give any change! He's 13, and not aware of shameless money scams and deceipt. When he got home we called them immediately, got called back by a 'messenger', and got told their trying to go cashless and that the children should have been accompanied so its the schools fault!? Imagine how much this zoo is stealing from children when theirs several coaches a day visiting. DO NOT GIVE THESE CRIMINALS YOUR MONEY! How LOW can a business/people get - I guess because of lost money during covid - to allow the scamming of young naive unaccompanied teens on a day trip!