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Just wondering really, does Peppapig-World have a cafe. No mention of one on the website, does anyone have any personal experience?
Didn’t know it existed. Sounds like a terrible place. If you got to eat the annoying little shit in the canteen I’d be tempted to go. Sorry, not much help.
According to the map there are loads.
Disappointingly, there doesn't appear to be a Pork Bap stand.
Do you mean the one at Paultons Park? If so it’s a theme park so there are food outlets, but ‘cafe’ sounds a bit too ‘twee’
There is a pub near the entrance and a McDonald’s about 1/2 mile away.
Ask boris johnson as he blathered about it in a presentation - to the CBI, possibly.
Thanks folks, I'll investigate further. I didn't think to use GoogleMaps.
Yup, it seems that Daddy pig's cafe sells nice sausage rolls according to the reviews. Childhood trauma ahoy.
The continual looped peppa pig theme tune music tortures you to a slow insane and rather desperate state of delirium..
You have been warned!
The continual looped peppa pig theme tune music tortures you to a slow insane and rather desperate state of delirium..
You have been warned!
Wait till they're old enough for Disneyland Paris 🙉😱
Awaits Peppa Pig/It’s a Small World mash up
The continual looped peppa pig theme tune music tortures you to a slow insane and rather desperate state of delirium..
You have been warned!Wait till they’re old enough for Disneyland Paris 🙉😱
Or get into trains and want to go to Thomas Land.
Disappointingly, there doesn’t appear to be a Pork Bap stand.
But you should still be careful asking for pepper.
Loads of places to sit down and grab food, they may not open up all the food outlets as they're starting to wind down for winter but still plenty of options
There’s a sit down restaurant/cafe at the main entrance to the park. The Peppa Pig bit itself has a couple of smaller concessions selling stuff too. You won’t go hungry.
we were season ticket holders till they massively hiked the price post covid.
loads of food outlets. they aren't great though. we take picnics.
Peppard pig is probably the worst, but most popular bit of the park in my families view. rides are pretty crap with long (for paultons) queues
download the app before you go and you can see queue times. they are normally pessimistic. if you have to do Peppa pig go straight there and arrive early. if its a weekend. if its a weekday it's normally pretty quiet.
depending on your kids height there are lots of other rides. ours loved the triceratops ride and the small park next to it in the Dino bit. meeting the trex was always funny too. the seal and tractor rides near the log flume are a bit crap but our boys spent hours on them when they were small
overall it is a very well kept theme park. have fun. ask away if you have any other questions
Like DT78 said, there are options but they're not amazing. However, it's no worse than most other heavy tourist/kids focussed places. And yes, they do (or at least did serve bacon sandwiches when we went).
In the Peppa Pig area, the wort queues we encountered were for the "helicopter" ride and for the boats so get those out of the way early doors.
I was pleasantly surprised with how well done it is, and how clean and organised it is for a theme park (including the rest of Paultons Park).
Or get into trains and want to go to Thomas Land.
Oi! The Troublesome Trucks ride is great! 🙂
Surely there's a Greggs. There has to be.
Nope. But the pasties in the cafe near the train station are pretty nice
I'm sure there was a cafe in the indoor soft play area. Was a few years ago though.
FTR, we went to PPW twice, both times during summer holidays and it was brilliant.
Its a Hoot!!