Winter Wonderland is a-coming! Already, the perfect North Pole paradise has been set up in Hyde Park, with just hours until it opens its doors to the public. But what with the cost of entry, food and drink, plus extra fees to use the fairground rides and other attractions all adding up - it's worth taking the time to plan your visit carefully to make sure you get the best bang for your buck.
Luckily, we have all the details about opening times plus off-peak, free-entry tickets in order for you to organise your trip. Hyde Park Winter Wonderland is one of the biggest draws to London at Christmas time and attracts over a million visitors with its mind-boggling array of different attractions to suit every visitor's interests - whether it's a high-octane rollercoaster ride or a chilled beverage around a firepit... or an ice igloo, take your pick.
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland is offering an orange off-peak bundle with free entry on 16 selected dates from November 21 to January, between 10am and 2pm - saving visitors the £5 fee for standard entry. Find out what you need to below.
Opening times
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland opens at 10am each morning and shuts its doors at 10pm. Visitors must book one-hour time slots in which to arrive at the site. Your entry ticket allows you access to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland on your selected date, but you must arrive within your chosen one-hour time slot or you may be refused entry. The final slot is from 8pm to 9.30pm, before the park closes at 10pm. Once inside, you are welcome to stay as long as you like.
Standard tickets for Hyde Park Winter Wonderland are £5 for both adults and children and free for small children under two. Peak tickets on evenings and over weekends are £7.50.
Orange off-peak entry offer
The orange off-peak entry offer allows you free admittance to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland between 10am and 2pm on 16 selected dates, beginning on November 21 right up to January 5, saving you £5 off standard entry. It also allows you to enjoy a 20 per cent discount on rides and attractions, including the Magical Ice Kingdom. However, you must book the orange off-peak entry offer online in order to take advantage of it.
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Don't forget to book your attractions
Remember, admission tickets are for entry alone, a number of the park's attractions require further tickets. Using the ice rink for example, ranges from £17 for adults and youths (over 12) at peak times, £15 at standard times and £11.50 off-peak, while using the ice rink for children is £12 at peak time, £10.50 at standard times and £8.50 off-peak. Similar price banding is in place for most of the attractions at the park.
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland runs from November 21 to January 5 next year. Standard tickets are £5 for adults and children, and free for small children under two. Peak tickets on evenings and over weekends are £7.50. For tickets and to find out more Information, click HERE.
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