I have waited years for to see the Eden Project and it certainly lived up to my hopes. I am disabled and was concerned about how I would get around, but I had no problems at all. The facilities were brilliant and the staff very helpful. The whole place is one of wonder, the Biomes were magical, informative, easy to... more

Everyone should go once and perhaps a second time to look at the outside. It is an exceptional place. But some people have worked themselves into a lather of expectation and disappointment rather like visitors to the London Eye. If you pick a busy time at Eden or if you have been to real expansive tropical rain forest or arid... more

Beautiful place to visit with lots of very interesting things to do and see for all ages. the sculptors and the flowers and plants are stunning... but most stunning of all is the rain forest and Mediterranean biomes fantastic sight to see there is also a great restaurant with all home made food the smell is gorgeous . All in... more

Whilst I admire the work that has been undertaken, I was disappointed with my visit. I have looked forward for sometime to visiting the project but having done so feel that it has been over 'hyped'. Compared with other attractions within the area and in particular Heligan Gardens, I feel the project does not represent particularly good value for money.... more

It was one of the worst experiences of our lives. The place was way too over full of people. Shame on the The Eden for terrible crowd control and for charging exorbitant entry fees. The entry fee gives you unlimited entry for a year, but no way, no thank you. What we thought would be a good, educational experience for... more

Seems to be lots of different views on the Eden Project, which is surprising as it is a landmark site in Cornwall. If you are not interested in the impact of climate change and human society on our planet then don't bother. The Eden project is not high brow but is targetted at raising our awareness of the planet we... more

After hearing how wonderful it was, it was top of our family's agenda during our recent trip to Cornwall. We were very disappointed. It is very expensive to get in. Why? There are no animals to feed nor any new rides to buy. What is its purpose? There is minimal education, only notices attempting to make its visitors feel that... more

very interesting,lots to see ,very child friendly,well organised pleasant staff. more

Ok it is a bit expensive to get in, Online it is 15 quid for Adults, 5 for Children and free for under 5's. So 40 squid for a family of four. Compared to Alton Towers ( 83 online or 104 on the door) However, what has been achieved there is simply staggering, the before and after photo's illustrate the... more