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

These include Adventure Land, Toy Land, Discovery Bay 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.

Also at Gulliver’s in Milton Keynes you can visit the Dinosaur and Farm Park where visitors can become a dinosaur detective with Ranger Gully and dig for fossils as well as learning about life on a farm and getting close to farm animals such as cows, sheep, horses, pigs and much more.

There are many places to eat at all Gulliver’s Theme Parks throughout the parks. From restaurants offering hot cooked meals to cafés offering coffee, sandwiches and cakes.

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 parks including disabled toilets and baby changing facilities.

By car: To find Gulliver’s by car simply follow the signs from Junction 14 of the M1. If you are approaching from Milton Keynes centre, follow the signs for Willen Lake until you pick-up the brown signs for Gulliver's.

By train: Direct trains to Milton Keynes run from Euston, London.

By bus: To get to Gulliver's Land from the Central Railway Station either take the number 8 bus from Central Railway Station stop 34, or, take the number 22 bus from Elder Gate, stop 25. The destination for both buses is Woolstone roundabout. Take the first left at the red way junction and carry on going straight ahead. The first turning on the left (Frobisher Gate) will take you to Eco Park, the second turning on the left (Livingstone Drive) will take you to Gulliver's Land (both parks will be visible from the red way route, and the walk should only take about 5 minutes).

Over 50% of the rides at Gulliver’s are undercover so there’s always plenty to do even when it’s raining. Buggy Friendly.

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

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