Cadbury World and where to eat?

Is there anywhere to eat on site? if so is it reasonable? or is it better to take a picnic?

Thanks : )

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  • krisskross
    krisskross Posts: 7,677 Forumite
    There is a cafeteria. Very clean, helpful staff and not expensive. It is right by the glorious chocolate filled shop. Can you guess I have been recently?
  • tee_pee_2
    tee_pee_2 Posts: 1,674 Forumite
    sorry to hijack the thread, I am really desparate to go but was waiting till there was an offer of some description, any advice/suggestions?

    Thanks
    Tee pee
  • spaggy
    spaggy Posts: 416 Forumite
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    tee_pee wrote:
    sorry to hijack the thread, I am really desparate to go but was waiting till there was an offer of some description, any advice/suggestions?

    Thanks
    Tee pee

    Hi Tee pee
    I am going to use tesco vouchers and converts them to deals.
  • balsingh
    balsingh Posts: 1,497 Forumite
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    Cadbury World is a few miles away from Birmingham City Centre so the area around itis a bit quiet. However, about a 10min walk away, you have Bristol Road which had a retail park with Pizza and Fast Food places
    If you found my comment helpful, please click the 'Thanks' button below :T
  • Hi
    Just went on Saturday. The cafe is nice, we had 2 giant (foot long) hotdogs, 2 bacon and brie paninis, 2 bottles of water and 4 of the most glorious hot chocolates ever (marshmallows, cream, flake etc) and it came to £24. There is a picnic area near the children's play area, which is outdoors, but there is also a small marquee next to it if the weather is not kind. Don't buy too much lunch as they give you lots of samples as you go round.
    Have a great time,
    Rocky
    He who binds himself to a joy
    Does the winged life destroy.
    But he who kisses the joy as it flies
    Lives in eternity's sunrise :j
  • tee_pee_2
    tee_pee_2 Posts: 1,674 Forumite
    if you use your tesco club card deals how long do they take to come through the post?
  • spaggy
    spaggy Posts: 416 Forumite
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    tee_pee wrote:
    if you use your tesco club card deals how long do they take to come through the post?
    Hi tee pee
    Mine took less than a week...

    once you have them you need to ring Cadburyland to reserve your tickets then on the day hand over your deals vouchers... it was very easy..
  • dooj
    dooj Posts: 203 Forumite
    i would take food with you as wen we went we tried to get stuff from the cafe and there was nowt left, also i thought the staff werent helpful at all and found the whole cadbury experience a bit of a let down and very repetative. the bit at the end that you have to que for is really rubbish they lead you to believe that you make your own chocolate bar but its not really like that at all
  • spaggy
    spaggy Posts: 416 Forumite
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    Now thinking we will stop and eat somewhere near to Cadburyland... is there a burger king or MD's nearby? will be travelling from the Cambridge direction...

    Also our tour is booked for 2.10 and I have just realised they shut at 4.30! would you recommend getting there early to have a look round beforehand?

    Thanks very much : )
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