powerwrx

iTrader: (11)

anyone been, whats it like, is it a guided tour or are you left to wonder around by yourself.

thanks

Midlife......

iTrader: (2)

Last time we went it was all guided tours and free chocolate...... queue was massive Glad we booked ahead LOL

Shaun

Turbohot

As a kid, I always daydreamt of a chocolate land on the moon, where everything was made of chocolate! The roads, the trees, the houses- the lot! I'd love to go to the Cadbury world because I presume everything there will be chocolatey. Not a great chocolate fan as an adult, but It will be interesting to know what that Cadbury World is like. Please let us know if it is truly magical, then I may pay a visit to that place.

ScoobySteve69

iTrader: (13)

I work for Cadbury and people in work who have been say it`s best to book the tickets to ensure entry at your preferred time. This is because an indoor attraction and there’s a limit on how many visitors they can have in one day apparently. HTH.

powerwrx

iTrader: (11)

thanks for the advice, my daughter is wanting to go for her birthday so i want to make sure its going to be somthing she enjoys

Bealescooby

iTrader: (36)

went the begining of the year with the kids
left to roam freely and lots of free chocolate book tickets in advance so u aint left waiting for main attraction
i'd advise the jelly babies u will know what i mean when u get there

DYK

Haven't Kraft moved that place to poland or somewhere yet..

RobsyUK

iTrader: (2)

Last time I went I thought it was rubbish and I didn't get much choccy... I'm not fat just greedy.

I won't go again

ScoobySteve69

iTrader: (13)

No.

Jamie

Today i was told it was a good family day out, never been myself never did get that winning ticket

hodgy0_2

My son went for a friends birthday last year, he said you are not accompanied, but you have to follow a defined route

And in the shop you can buy a three foot long bar of chocolate

And he really enjoyed it