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| Food |
| The air conditioned Peel Plaza, near the park entrance, is the largest cafeteria and offers traditional British dishes like Fish and Chips, Toad in a Hole and roast meals. Elsewhere in the park burgers, hot dogs, chicken and pizza can be found. |
| Operating Season |
| The park is open from mid-March until the end of October. The park is open generally open for a week in late-February for Half Term (British Spring Break). |
| Established Seasonal Events |
| The park hosts a Halloween Spooktacular the last week of October. |
| Access & Location |
Drayton Manor Park is near Tamworth, Staffordshire on the A4091, just off the A38 / A446, J9 M42 & Exit T2 M6 Toll.
Train Station & Taxi Service
Our nearest train staion is TAMWORTH (approx 3 miles away).
A2B Taxi's are located outside Tamworth Train Staion
For more information on getting to Drayton check the park's website.
http://www.draytonmanor.co.uk/park-guide.php?sub=directions |
| Nearby Lodging |
Drayton Manor Hotel is very convenient to the park with 150 guests rooms, including some themed to match ThomasLand. The park's website also lists many hotels in the area.
http://www.draytonmanor.co.uk/where-to-stay.php
Drayton Manor also has a Camping site, but it is only available for "families".
http://www.draytonmanor.co.uk/park-guide.php?sub=camping-and-caravan |
| Virtual Queue Options |
| None Available |
| Shows |
| There are no shows, but there are two museums: Drayton Manor Museum and Bryan's Penny Slot Machine Museum. |
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| TPR Notes |
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| Drayton Manor has made a concerted effort to upgrade the park over the past decade. While the rides might not as big and fast as the marquee British parks they are an upgrade over the carny feel that the park carried until recently. The park also recently upgraded their kids offerings with Thomas Land to compliment their zoo and provide for a better all around family experience. Food is limited to mostly typical British fare. | |
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