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What’s There

It’s a compact park, but it’s genuinely well done. There’s a great splash pad, the Muddy Puddles area, which has some fun water slides mixed in, six toddler-friendly rides, a playground, character shows with Peppa and her friends, carnival-style games, a movie theater playing Peppa Pig episodes, a restaurant, and a gift shop, plus more to explore for little kids. The theming throughout is great, it really does feel like walking into the show.

If you want your kids in the splash pad, bring bathing suits without zippers. We learned this one the hard way and had to turn our daughter’s suit inside out on the spot.

We didn’t eat at the restaurant ourselves, but it looked good, and the theming inside was cute enough that I’d consider it next time.

We also caught one of the character shows, and my daughter was clapping wildly for Peppa and her friends the entire time. It was a genuine highlight of the visit.

How Long to Plan

We spent about two to three hours there, and you could probably stretch it to five if your kids are especially into it. I’d plan for this as a half-day activity rather than a full day. Lines for the attractions were short the whole time we were there, so you’re not losing much of your visit standing around waiting.

The Six Rides

• Daddy Pig’s Roller Coaster – A mild first coaster experience (minimum height 36 inches)
• Grampy Rabbit’s Dinosaur Adventure – A ride past dinosaurs and prehistoric mountains (minimum height 34 inches)
• Mr. Bull’s High Striker – A gentle, kid-friendly drop ride (minimum height 36 inches)
• Grandad Dog’s Pirate Boat Ride – A calm family boat ride (no height requirement)
• Peppa Pig’s Balloon Ride – A soaring hot-air balloon experience (no height requirement)
• Peppa’s Pedal Bike Tour – An interactive bike path for children (no height requirement)

My son absolutely loved the roller coaster, he had so much fun on it that we rode it more than once. My daughter’s favorite was the pirate boat ride, she was thrilled to captain her own little ship. And honestly, the bikes were a huge hit with both of them, more than I expected going in.

Combining with Legoland

We didn’t combine our visit with Legoland Florida, but you definitely could, they share the same parking lot, so it’s an easy pairing if you want to make a full day of it. One thing worth knowing: parking costs extra on top of admission.

Getting Around with a Stroller

Bringing a stroller is genuinely easy here. There’s stroller parking all over the park, so you’re never stuck dragging it somewhere inconvenient. Diaper changing stations in the restrooms were plentiful and clean everywhere we went too.

Hours

The park is typically open daily from 10am to 5pm, though this can shift by season and day of the week, sometimes closing as early as 4pm. Worth double-checking the official hours before you head out, since they do change.

Getting Tickets

You can book official tickets here ahead of your visit.

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