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Located in North Yorkshire, Flamingo Land Resort has 40 rides, attractions and play areas. It also has an on-site zoo, which is, yes, you guessed it, home to flamingos and other animals, including ostriches, cheetahs, tigers, lions, rhinos and many more.

Day tickets

One-day tickets: Flamingo Land Resort divides its day tickets into two types – main and low season. Tickets are dynamically priced, which means you’re most likely to get the best deal when they’re booked more than seven days in advance. Low season tickets start from £30, compared to £46 for main season tickets (usually weekends and school holidays).
Remember: Children under three get free entry, but you might be asked to provide some ID, such as a passport, to prove a child's age.

Family ticket

Covers two adults and two children or one adult and three children. Low season family tickets start from £114, while main season prices start from £168.

Annual pass

Starts from £199 per person per year. You'll need to visit the park at least six times for the pass to be cost-effective in the low season and four times for it to be cost-effective in the main season. Passes are valid for 365 days.

Overnight breaks

There are seven different accommodation options at Flamingo Land Resort. We spotted overnight breaks from £41 based on four people (two adults and two children) sharing a room for two nights. Breaks include entry to the theme park, zoo and splash zone from the day of arrival to close on your departure day, evening entertainment and Wi-Fi. Lodges come with kitchens, which means you can make food in your lodge, but dining plans can also be purchased at an additional cost.

Quick need-to-knows

Queues: Flamingo Land Resort has a free app (Google Play/iOS), which can be used to check queue times on the day of your visit.
Keeper talks: These are free, but encounter experiences, such as meeting select animals, start from £50.
Fast pass: VIP ride passes start from £50 per person.
Car parking: Free.
Refunds: Tickets are non-transferable and refunds generally aren’t issued.

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