Alice In Wonderland Family Park: Adventure Wonderland, opposite Bournemouth Airport, is Dorset's number one family theme park and when you get here you'll see why! It's just packed full of so much fun and excitement for all our young visitors that you'll want to stay all day.
It's really three parks in one, with Adventureland and Wonderland outside and the Wild Thing! Aztec play centre inside. It's an all inclusive experience which combines the timeless fun and games of the Alice in Wonderland story with thrilling outdoor adventure rides in the main park and the indoor Wild Thing! centre. There are over 28 fantastic rides and attractions throughout the park to excite and entertain from speedy rides like Turbo Teacups and Wild Bill's Runaway Train through to more gentle rides like Curvy Caterpillars and Flying Elephants and everything in between. Not forgetting the ever popular Animals Cuddle Corner introducing children to a range of furry creatures!
Indoors the Wild Thing! Aztec play centre is packed with imaginative activities such as Quake Tube, Spider Maze and Montyzoomers Thunderdrome amongst many others. It's also home to the Cafe of Muchooeatyou, themed party rooms and a mezzanine TV lounge.
We also have regular appearances by our resident park characters including Alice, The Mad Hatter, The White Rabbit, The Queen of Hearts and Cortez the Lion!
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