Gulliver’s World contains a number of themed areas each containing rides, attractions, shows, restaurants and shops.

These include Western World, Lilliput Land, Fantasy Terrace and more! All of which combine to keep even the most active of children occupied for a full day.

No Gulliver’s park would be complete without its resident characters, Gully & Gilly Mouse and all their friends including, new for 2009, Dora the Explorer and Diego from Go Diego Go, are on hand throughout the day to entertain you and add some real magic to your day.

Gulliver’s Theme parks are a family business, set and run by a family so they understand the needs of a family. No new attraction, ride or show enters into any of the parks without it being fully trialled to make sure that it suits the needs of a family.

There are many places to eat at all Gulliver’s Theme Parks throughout the parks. From Gulliver’s Travels Restaurant serving buffet style hot meals to Bourbon Coffee & Sandwich Bar.

Gulliver’s Kingdom offers healthy substitutes and cooks all products in trans fat free oil.

As well as all the things you would usually expect to find in a souvenir shops you can buy Gully and Gilly t-shirts and other souvenirs.

There are plenty of toilets throughout the park including disabled toilets and baby changing facilities.

By car: Getting to Gulliver’s Kingdom is easy. If you are on the M1 simply exit Junction 28 and follow the signs to our door. If you are approaching us on the M6 from the south, take the A38 towards Lichfield, following it north until you see our signposts.

By train: The Derby to Matlock train runs through Matlock Bath approx every 11/2 hours Mon-Sat and every 2hours on a Sunday. Matlock Bath train station is a 10-15min walk from the park, follow the river on your left until you get to the Fishpond pub and follow the little path up the hill.

By bus: The Transpeak runs from Manchester to Derby stopping in Matlock Bath. The service runs every 1hour from Buxton/Derby or 2 hours if coming from Manchester/Stockport. Get off at the Fishpond pub and then it is just a short walk up the hill. The number 17 bus from Chesterfield to Matlock and then catch the Transpeak or R61 to the Fishpond pub. Every 1 hour Mon to Sat. On Sundays the buses run every 2 hours.

Over 40% of the rides at Gulliver’s are undercover so there’s always plenty to do even when it’s raining.

If you've had fun on your family day out to Gullivers Kingdom, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

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