At Bristol and Bristol Zoo

savagevixen

Lol I can't imagine spending all that money to enter either attraction and wanting to do both in a day! I would want my moneys worth, not want to feel rushed and ripped off!! Both are pricey. I usually get the annual pass for the zoo, didn't renew in Jan. I don't mind taking the kids for a couple of hours with a pass, but would definately spend the day there otherwise.

claire21

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ZsaZsa

savagevixen wrote: »

Lol I can't imagine spending all that money to enter either attraction and wanting to do both in a day! I would want my moneys worth, not want to feel rushed and ripped off!! Both are pricey. I usually get the annual pass for the zoo, didn't renew in Jan. I don't mind taking the kids for a couple of hours with a pass, but would definately spend the day there otherwise.

We had a free ticket, think I would have felt a bit ripped off if I'd paid full price and I certainly would have wanted to string it out to a full day if I had

dangers

If you do go to the zoo, they automatically charge you the more expensive tax giver cost! I normally query it; I know it's a worthwhile cause but I do get cross that they automatically assume that you are a tax payer.

hamsterfan1

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