Brilliant day out with the kids so much to do and see. The castle is a must full of historic values for both young and old 😊, then you have the walled garden beautiful in its own right and the play areas for all age groups. You don't need to worry about food either the country kitchen has plenty 😉.

After a stunning country drive, Culzean is a throwback to the past. There is much to offer; the country park and access to the public toilets require entry fees per person. The tour of the castle is just a few more pounds. One could spend hours walking the country park, and a couple more in the castle. The gift shop is accessible without the tour. Parking is simple; it's about a quarter mile from the castle.

What a wonderful location and stunning views out towards firth of Clyde and along the Ayrshire coast. The gardens are well kept and ideal place for a picnic but there weren't many picnic tables about. There is plenty of benches around the castle and gardens. The ice house is under the walkway to the castle. It only has one room but has information on the wall. The inside of the castle is well laid out with plenty to see from paintings,furniture, instruments etc. But there just seems to be a lack of information about the items on show i.e you will see lots of paintings of different people but there is no information like who the person is, what's there connection to there castle. There were some staff members in some rooms and they were happy to answer your questions. There was a Lego quiz find the Lego figure's in each room and it was good fun if some times hard to spot them. Don't know if it's something they do all the time but definitely made you look a round the room. The toilets are located outside the main entrance.

Well worth a visit has walled garden, picnic areas, nature trails cafe and toilets as well as great views from the castle. The place has massive grounds so it's an all day event. If you don't have National Trust passes would recommend getting day pass from them as it save a couple o quid rather than paying at the door.

Really great place for a full day family outing. The buildings and grounds were fantastic - top quality collection of arms. We left a lot of money at the gift shop! They also have a really good second hand book store. But the gardens! Amazing gardens - especially enjoyed the glass houses with peaches, grapes, cucumbers; and the wildlife garden for bugs and beasties.

An absolutely stunning building on the outside, sat within beautiful grounds. But, wait until you get inside..the rooms and stairways certainly give the wow factor. We bought a guide book and were going to walk around on our own (plenty of reading material on boards and cards in the rooms too), but the next guided tour had space and was just about to start, so we joined that, and I'm glad we did. The guide was engaging, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. She really brought the history of the house to life. We got in free as National Trust members and spent most of the day here in June. To get the most out of your visit, I'd definitely recommend putting a whole day aside to visit. I'd definitely visit again if I were up in Scotland, and spend more time walking around the grounds.

Fabulous historic manor house / castle. Lots to see, especially inside the castle. The guided tour was excellent, many thanks to our guide who brought it all to life. After we walked down to the beach for great views of the castle. Well worth the ticket price. We loved it.

Fabulous day out at this beautiful place. The Castle, gardens and grounds looking glorious in the sunshine. We walked from Maidens along the beach then took the cliff path along to the castle, we weren't disappointed. Lots to explore at Culzean, so make sure you go for a good wander around. Follow the willow sculpture trail to see depictions of mythical sea and water creatures, great bit of fun for kids and adults alike. Relax in the gardens, grounds or beach ( take a picnic) make a day of it. A beautiful place, and a beautiful part of Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💕 enjoy.

Stayed at the castle in the hotel portion for a wedding on site and it was absolutely amazing. The staff was so attentive and friendly. The grounds and rooms were beautiful. The couple got married in the Camilla House. Truly a beautiful castle located right on the coast line with beautiful gardens. Highly recommend visiting when you have enough time to explore and walk all of the grounds. Truly cannot express how great the staff is.

What a cool castle! We have toured several castles throughout the UK, and this was by far our favorite. Everything gave you a real sense of how the wealthy people that lives there lived. As a suggestion, take the path down to the shore over to the side of the garden. It's really nice down there and looks like something from a movie. It's easy to miss the trail and stairs down there

Beautiful castle and stunning grounds over looking the sea. You can tour inside the castle for a charge, £6 I think. But we chose not to do this. As the weather was amazing, we decided to just explore the grounds, which are immaculate. There are plenty of trails around the grounds which are all sign posted. There are also some places to have a coffee, a cold drink or some cake. Also a visitors centre with a gift shop. We didn’t drive right into the main car park. I think there is an entry fee for this. We decided to park at the nearby town of Maidens and walk along the coast. This is a scramble over rocks so not suitable for those that have difficulty walking. All in all, well worth a visit for some lovely views and relaxing walks.

Fantastic family day out with lots to explore. Big cafe and picnic areas. Electric golf buggy to help those who can't walk so far. Exciting coastal walk from the Gas house round to the Boat house.

Lovely Castle with spectacular views of the sea. Run by National Trust of Scotland. Great walks around the grounds of various lengths. Deer park. Delicious food at the farm shop cafe too.

Beautiful Country Park surrounding the Castle. It's a Scottish National Trust property so there is an entrance fee. It's quite expensive at £20 per adult for tickets but you can go around the Country Park for free from the next village at Maidens (free to park) if you don't mind a walk along the beach. There's a path that takes you through the forest area via the swan lake to the castle that you can easily follow. There are quite a few steps up from the beach but are manageable unless you have mobility issues

Stunning location and beautiful castle. The kids tour round the house is looking for Lego characters that have been specially made and are, people related with the house which our kids would have loved if we bought them with us😀. The guide in the kitchen was excellent and really friendly pointing out and explaining all sorts of interesting things (Sadly we didn't get her name but Thank You).

We only made it to the beach this time as my daughter ran into the ocean and her legs started stinging with the salt. Eczema and salt water can be a tricky combination at times. But we are here regularly. We have a national trust card which is great and gives us access to not only here but lots of other places. The castle is definitely worth a visit of you have not been before. The playpark and adventure part are great for the kids and adults to have fun.

Brilliant walks, loads for the kids to do, beaches are amazing. Lots of small things that make it interesting for the entire day. One of our favourites.

Beautiful castle and its surroundings. Few trails to follow and walk around. Small lake is also alone the trail. I particularly enjoy the walled garden. You can also walk down to the seaside and see one small cottage, an accomodation for the tourists. Will come back in summer for sure.

The castle itself was lovely but was disappointing. When you arrive you will be welcomed by the ticket office before you even get in the grounds and you have to pay £7 per head to get in. This seems pretty expensive just to walk round the grounds as the castle was closed. Other national trust Scotland castles are free to wonder round but you pay to go inside the castle which is reasonable.

We visited Culzean in non-stop, pouring down rain but it still left a great impression. An interesting castle with massive grounds and so many things to do. Sadly we got quite wet doing the Easter trail so we didn't fancy going down to the beach this time but I would love to visit again if we are ever in the area. The restaurant was good and the staff here were friendly and good with children, not something you can say about every historical place. If you are a member of the NT or NTS then entry is free.

Lovely family day out. Beautiful place. Well kept. Varied woodland walks and access to beach. Excellent play area for kids.

Besides the castle, there is also large area of woodland. The house is packed with furniture from the past, interesting place for everyone to learn some social history. Due to the weather conditions at this time of the year, the path around the house and the wood is rather muddy. But it is still one of the best time of the year to visit. Flowers such as Champak and Rhododendron are in full blossom.

Raining all time we visited Culzean, which dampens ones Outlook of visit.Long walk into Castle from car park. One can only imagine life of staff in such surroundings. Extensive gardens, and impressive kitchen area: do spend time here. Owner was ahead of his time, making ice, gas for domestic use, various inventions, always conscious of attack from sea, again prepared. Enclosed garden and glasshouse usage, all impressive. Care is paramount( if like me you wished to take photos from beach, of castle, )as stones are lethal / slippery all along foreshore under cliff. I failed , whereas school kids on tour, skipped over these hurdles, to add to my frustration of old age. Interior of castle left me 'cold' with displays of armament at entrance hallway. Still, worth a visit.

Very nice park, plenty of parking and lots of things to explore for kids. The animals are free to roam, the tran ride was wonderful, lots of trampoline and jumping pillows. There are some issues, especially for parents with buggy and accessibility people. The trails for animals are at places paved with road or grit, which is good, however at places the trails are muddy which becomes slippery and difficult to navigate with buggy and I guess quite challenging for accessibility.

Fabulous fun for everyone here, with lots to do for kids including mini trampolines, zip line swings, and a little train ride. The miniature train does cost extra. You can buy animal feed for the alpacas, donkeys and Pygmy goats at the main entrance - frustratingly had to ask someone this part way round and then had to go back. I think a rainy day might impede the fun here as nearly everything is outdoors. It was great feeding the animals though - loved every second of that!

Great day out for families, kids will love it. Loads of different animals to see. Loads of stuff to play on . A lot are free but there is stuff you need to pay for. Like to train etc. You can buy food in one of there cafes or you can bring your own , there is plenty of places to sit. If nothing else buy the ice cream it's to die for .

The kids love it. They can feed the animals. Plenty of different parks to play. They love the bouncy pillows, trampolines, chutes etc. There are plenty of places to eat or picnic benches outside if you want to take your own picnic. There is also a soft play area & cafe which do lovely cakes! A nice wee gift shop to finish your trip.

Absolutely love it. Great day out & worth the money. Animals are well cared for & relaxed. So good to see them up close. Big indoor eating area with lots of choices. Loads of outdoor eating areas which are all over covered or open so if you choose a picnic there is plenty space. Inflatable pillow for kids & big kids. Well stocked gift shop for your treasured souvenirs or gifts. Just go & experience it for yourself 🐒🐫🐾🦌

A really fun place to take a family, we went midweek so a little quieter, make sure you bring some cash and plenty of coins for inside. My 4 year old loved it

We had a wonderful day there during our holiday nearby. Both children (aged 5 & 10) enjoyed it, there was so much to do keep everyone entertained, there was plenty of space so even though it was busy it didn’t feel it, the food is delicious and the gift shop has an excellent range of products at reasonable prices. Would definitely go again if we were in the area.

Didn't realise exactly how big the place was, we took our own foldable seats as one of the party needs to rest often but they were not needed as there is plenty of seating available all through the park. Birds and animals were brilliant, although we couldn't see some of the birds in their enclosures but nevertheless it was a great day. Shame about the seagulls though, most of the time the kept their distance but were very present whenever there was open food, witnessed one child have their lunch snatched away

A great fun park for children with lots of play equipment and a little railway train you can board. Quite a lot of animals which you can feed with food purchased on entry. We didn't like the main food area so instead we went next door to the stables cafe which was nice

Great farm park a stone's throw away from Haven's Craig Tara park, hours of fun for kids between the playparks and the animals. There's also a restaurant that serves lovely food for all ages - I can recommend the loaded fries with black pudding and haggis! Entrance is a bit pricey but you definitely get your money's worth!

We went to the Christmas family fun at the farm park so my daughter could see Santa. She was also very excited to see the new little baby goats that's she's been waiting not so patiently to see. She ran about and burned off some energy at the soft play, had lunch, got a cuddle from the Gringe and had a little chat with Mrs Clause before going to see Santa. Then a little look around the little critters barn and had a chat with Sammy the Cockatoo after seeing the baby goats and giving little baby Olaf a stroke. All in all she had a fab 3hrs. Ticket prices are slightly higher for the kids at just under £20 and adults are just under £8. I didn't mind paying that price tho as the toy from Santa was a fairly good toy she will get a lot of enjoyment out of (friendship making kit) and they still need to make money for the upkeep of the animals over the winter months. Food was really nice as well and the fact I can get vegan cakes for the little one with her allergies is a big plus for us.

Well worth every single penny spent a good few hours with the kids here they loved it and can't wait to go back

Loved our day here, especially feeding the goats, all staff at ticket desk, in the gift shop and in the restaurant were lovely, the stone house kitchen on site was a good choice for lunch, the food was absolutely incredible, we had the mac and cheese burger and the classic farm burger, great portion size and quick service - will definitely be back!

What a brilliant day out so much to do. We came with our 7 year old. Had a fantastic day. My son loved feeding the animals (Feed £1 per bag from the ticket office or gift shop) as we went round. He really enjoyed the small quad bikes (£6). The bumper boats (£2) Train ride was a good way to see some of the animals (£2per person) Lots of play areas to choose from. Large slide, zip wire. We took a picnic lots of places to sit and eat.. also lots of toilets dotted round. Overall worthwhile day out.

Thoroughly enjoyed our visit last week despite it being very rainy! Loads of animals and clean enclosures. Loads of indoor and outdoor play areas for kids. Food in the restaurant was absolutely amazing - credit to the chef! Restaurant is stunning too. Will definitely return and recommend to others.

We should have an option to give more than 5 ⭐️. This place is magic. Kids and adults , all of us had an amazing time here. You can feed the animals ( they sell it for a nominal price). You can pet the animals. Petting sessions in afternoon. So so many animals. Cleanliness is maintained and proper information setup everywhere around the farm. Kids have quite a lot of options for playing as well. Jumping pillows were a hit amongst us. 10 am - 5 pm will just go so quickly. Plenty of food options but worth bringing your own lunch. Definitely worth coming back again . Highly recommended. Cheers

We visited Robert Burns' birthplace in June and then walked over to the museum. Really interesting places to visit, with a lovely sculpture trail in between. As National Trust members, we got into both properties for free. The gift shop has lots of great things to buy, from books to chocolates, fridge magnets to stationary.

We were very impressed. The museum was excellent. Loved the way it was laid out and appropriate for all ages. Beautiful modern building. Excellent cafe and shop. Grounds were lovely with an interesting walk to the cottage. All very well maintained and informative.

Museum is interesting, if a little darkly lit. The cottage was the best bit. The village is beautiful and the church and bridge are worth the walk. We enjoyed our day. The shop has some nice gifts. Lunch in the cafe was really disappointing, waited ages for burnt toast and rock hard poached eggs, but we thought maybe they are struggling to get staff at the moment.

Nice way to while away an hour or so, not a huge amount to learn but some interesting snippets. If you are a big Burns fan you will probably love it! Fab little tea room and park and nice walks to other attractions

This National Trust site is about Robert Burns’ life. It’s a very lovely, modern museum and building. The museum is topical rather than linear, but gives a view of his life and works. (I wish there was a life timeline but otherwise very nice.) It takes around 30 minutes at a moderate pace, and is a bit dark but with plenty of seating on edges. Facilities also include gift shop, clean toilets, a kids area outside, and lovely large cafe. Note: The museum ticket also includes the cottage a 5-7 minute walk away.

Lovely place. Lots of great displays in museum and well stocked shop with books, fabrics and things for the kids. Cheerfully received at reception. Enjoyed the grounds and looking at the Monument and the 'Brig' where Tam O' Shanter rode away! Cottage was a few minutes away from centre and easily accessible. Interesting tour of Cottage given by the guide. While there you can have a decent snack meal or cake in their café. All in all we enjoy this place. Recommend a visit. Have been twice already with our National Trust membership.

This museum is very well laid out and has a very varied amount of exhibits and information about Robert Burns. Plus the cottage where he was born is just 10min walk or 2min drive along the road is also worth a visit. Both places have a free car park. The museum also has a gift shop and cafe.

Going into the museum you have to pay.. its not free.. there is a shop and a tea room and an outside to eat and drink while you sat and watch your children play in the playing area. Further round the corner there is a Beautiful monument about Robert Burns and Tam O'Shanta that, its a lovely area to walk around and admire the scenery and the Brig O Doon too. That is free to walk about.

Displays in the museum are excellent as are facilities, the cottage, Brigg o Doon and memorial etc. Cafe restaurant, shopping and toilet facilities were second to none. Lovely day spent just wandering, viewing, thinking, imagining and remembering with love of Burns and Scotland.

Modern museum with a nice, very busy cafe. Many interesting Burns original letters and documents, but the handwriting and dim lighting (necessary for preservation) make them hard to read - transcriptions should really be supplied. Worth combining with Burns Cottage, Monument, Auld Kirk and the Brig o' Doon for the full experience.

Everything about the Bard himself all under one roof. There is access to the cottage where he spent his early life included in the entry price too and its a short walk away. There is a good selection of goods in the shop and a very generous sized cafe all with disabled / pram access. Large outdoor play area for the children.

Very informative museum with great interactive things for the kids. Play area was good for kids of all ages outside and the cafe looked nice and was busy. Short walk to the Brigadoon bridge and monument, where you can climb to the top and and enjoy views over the area. Can walk from here to the Burns cottage via the Poets Path as well. Parking was free and toilets on site

Visited while staying with family for the weekend, will definitely be back! Museum is great, loads of interesting artifacts and interactive displays. Nice touches for children, ours had fun with the interactive games and colouring. The walks around the various places within the village are lovely and I didn't realise there was so much to see before coming here! We had a yummy lunch and then went out to the kids play area, which is very imaginative, then headed back in for a warming hot chocolate. I even managed to pick up my first Christmas decoration purchase of the year! Thanks for a lovely afternoon.

Interesting exhibition with original manuscripts but dark inside to protect them. Audio options allows you to hear songs and poems. Good cafe on site. Walk to Burns cottage, ruined church and graveyard, and BRIG O Doon part of the visit

Very nice museum and external area. Place offering a lot of information in interesting and interactive way. Full immersion in old Scottish language. Handy and spacious is also Cafe on site where visitor can have a rest with cup of tea or other delicacies. Entrance fee was 11.50 GBP for adult person. Along with the places around like park, church, bridge and cottage, I would recommend the visit.

Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Alloway extends to encompass a few sites of interest, including the house that Burns was born in. The museum itself is housed in a modern purpose built facility which features exhibits from various sources, not necessarily always owned by Burns himself, to illustrate his life. For instance, the museum exhibits the earliest known English guitar, an instrument that Burns was know to play. The centre has a fully equipped cafeteria for indoor and outdoor eating, and the entrance fee includes admission to Burns' house some 10 minutes walk along the road.

Lovely centre with information about Robert Burns and his life. Occasional events and displays worth visiting. Roomy cafe with lovely carrot cake and hot drinks. Pleasant helpful staff.

Every display and area is meticulously kept and walking the grounds and surrounding area was most enjoyable. Plenty of parking available with ample and clean toilets. Staff was extremely warm and welcoming. A must experience! Don’t forget to look up when you enter the first room!

Clean beach. Ideal place for a relaxing walk. Lots of dogs and people enjoying fresh air by the sea. Lots of parking. Nearby park for children to play in, with climbing frames and swings. Public toilets are not far away either.

Nice beech for a walk to spend the day. Definitely worth doing the walk down to the end of the beech and doing a lap through the town centre and old city walls. I would recommend parking at Blackburn Car Park, so that you are at one end and can do a full lap.

A great beach and good place to spend the day with the family.

Great beach ,plenty of free parking and there is a sign posted historical walk along the beach too

I've been coming here since I was a little girl due to our many family holiday trips going to Craig Tara. This place holds many memories for me!

It's a nice beach in ayr with a long walkable beach. You can go with your dog and there are lot of shells for kids to collect and play with and lot of space. Should visit on a weekend especially in summer. Not recommended winter visit as it gets really cold. You can also go in the water a bit as it's shallow upto a distance, which makes it safer. Overall a nice beach.

Lovely clean beach!

The beach is excellent and great for a long walk.

Ayr is one of Scotland's most beautiful beaches and was recognised with an award from the Keep Scotland Beautiful scheme. An ideal location for picnics and sandcastle building, the beach boasts beautiful views of Ailsa Craig and the Isle of Arran. Big playground for kids is right across the street.

Not so busy in the first few days of Sept so parking was good right at the front. Too many dogs running riot but otherwise a pleasant experience

Attended Ayr for Air Show 08/09/2023, weather was perfect. Plenty of Food Stalls, granted on expensive side which is uncalled for. For family cheaper bringing picknic. The event itself was enjoyable, though display was shorter than expected,

Ayr beach is really nice & very clean. A very nice sandy beach with sea. Had a fun time exploring & enjoying a nice stroll on the promenade & beach. Lots of seaweed to see on the sandy beach. Ice creams cold drinks & coffee available in the beachside shops & kiosk. Lots of benches to sit & enjoy the seaside views

Lovely beach in rain or shine.

Brillant :-) You need visit and relax. Enjoy :-)

It is one of the best beaches we have visited. Kids enjoyed a lot. Local shops within walking distance.

I think we got lucky, but if you walk from the car park on the southern end of the Esplanade over the River Doon you can get yourself on quieter shores - and towards the derelict Greenan Castle. Really lovely here and when the tides out you can walk past the castle easily on the sand. Oh & what a place to view a sunset 😀

International Air show at Ayr Beach, well organised considering such a large attendance in such a small town. Plenty of shops, coffee shops snack vans etc. The Black Jack Typhoon and the red arrows win it for me great day and we were lucky with the weather this year. Other than a few car being just abandoned in stupid places preventing and more efficient exit for a lot of folk parked close to the center of the show, luckily I was well outside of this but seen the frustration for those who did.

A beautiful monument to a great writer who gave so much to Scotland.

Burns Monument and the Memorial Gardens are beautiful. The tulips and blossom trees were stunning. I really enjoyed strolling around, then sitting on a bench in the sunshine, admiring the view.

Very nice place, not to be missed

I really came here to see the Burns Monument. Turns out it's currently being refurbished. The monument is currently surrounded by scaffolding and fenced off to the public. The gardens are nice, but that's not what I wanted to see. This place is right next to the Brig O'Doon and 5 minutes walk to the Burns Birthplace Museum. So it's not too much of a detour. If you only want to see the monument, then it's a bit of a disappointment.

Lovely relaxing place to walk around. The steps are quite steep to go up the monument but you get a stunning view from the top

Impressive monument situated in gardens behind the Burns museum and visitor centre. There is a viewing platform up the stairs within the monument looking over the gardens and Brig O Doon

Stunning monument & gardens for our famous bard. You can go inside the monument upstairs to a viewing area of the river and Brig O'Doon.

Large play areas indoors for toddler and separate areas for older kids. Feels a bit claustrophobic and quite noisy, but kids enjoy it. Cafe with reasonable menu, food ok. Toilets clean. Parking directly outside limited but nearby parking also available.

Love pirate Petes for the kids. They have a 3 floor soft play area suitable for all ages and a separate.under 5.s. They have a face paint stall for £3 and you can get hair chalks and nail painted too. I think this is thee best soft play area in Ayrshire. Hoping to book my daughters birthday party here this year.

Took our 5yr old and 3yr old today from out of town. Decent value from the play and dine deal. Very good with accomodating our 3yr olds dietary needs and staff were great. Upgraded us to the Adults meal deal after a change of mind with no fuss. Couldn't have asked for more. Also good that facilities were available for non walkers, able to borrow bouncers, walkers and high chairs for our 8 month old.

Was my 1 year old daughters first time in a soft play. I am deaf and the lady at reception was very helpful with signing us in and showed where everything was. It was an enjoyable and stress free experience. Will be going again

5 year old daughter loves it. Come here any around once every 6 weeks when in Ayr. Usually first thing on a Sunday morning when it's a bit quieter. My wife and I usually have some breakfast whilst the wee one plays. Good is actually decent considering it's a soft play place. Price of entry is decent for 2 hours of play. Food pricing maybe a little high but it's not daft. Recommend the French toast with bacon and maple syrup. Heart attack on a plate but well worth it.

I came here as a child in the 90s/00s when it was Bananas and then Kidz Play - great to bring my son back here again this week. £7 total entry for my 2 year old, me and my husband and unlimited time - great deal for a rainy weekday and not too busy at all. Coffee and food are actually dead on for a soft play and the staff are all lovely and friendly. I appreciate a place that separated baby/toddler, under 5s, and a space for the older kids. So much to keep them entertained for hours! Will definitely be back!

We didn't visit Pirate Pete's! We were in the Pavillion cafe which is part of the same building. It's a warm welcoming cafe with a good menu. The owners were very pleasant & we had a good chat. It's a very popular place & well worth a try.

Fantastic place for kids my 3 year old loved it. The food is great and the staff were so helpful with my allergies 👍 Will definitely be back

We visited here whilst on holiday. It was busy but great. The staff were really friendly, the food was nice and the kids loved the soft play! Would definitely recommend and would return.

Amazing find whilst on a week's break. Brought our three kids here for a couple hours to let them burn off some steam. The place is huge for the kids to run around wild. Fed our family of 5 for just £38 and the food was amazing! All really fresh and generous with their portions

I remember growing up in Scotland and Pirete Petes was one of the highlights of my visit anytime I visited Ayr because there's always something to do and I liked that there were different floors of play. There is an adult laser tag that happens here too and the food here is wonderful. It's a great place and I am glad that it's still around. It used to be a nightclub too at one point in time.

Came here today big play area free parking outside and on the Promenade. £6 for 2 hours play good value there's an American theme diner inside some items on the menu looked expensive but there is meal and entrance deals. definitely worth a visit if your in Ayr big play area outside to 👍

Took my daughter here on Saturday, she loved it. Soft play was clean , staff couldn't be any nicer, food was brilliant

We took our 4 yr old there whilst searching for a children indoor play on our holiday in Ayr,what a lovely place by the sea. Value for money as for £6.95 for 2 HOURS for our son and FREE FOR PARENTS,this something that I haven’t come across in England ! The menu had a good variety lots of seating areas clean and reasonable. Plenty of activities and gifts shops. Well done keep up the good work.👍🙂✅.A*****

My daughter Halle had her 8th birthday party hear today and had an amazing day the staff could not have been more helpful thankyou 🥳❤️