For the admission price there's not enough there to warrant the cost. All the family were thoroughly disappointed, dragged it out to last 3 hours including lunch! So there's 2 roller coasters, a dodgem ride, laser thingy ride and a train ride. The indoor play area has been shrunk considerably after visiting many years ago to make way for an extra chargeable activity. There's no outdoor play areas. The food is extortionate and the pizza came out burnt. Probably wouldn't revisit.

We visited this place a few years ago and it was great..Came back this year to find the prices at Eye boggling levels. How they can justify charging that much (16.95 per anyone over the age of 3) and not feel ashamed at hiking prices up is beyond me. Gone was the option to reuse the ticket again which added to the rip-off. The place hadn't changed in any way and that's not a good thing. It looked old, and run down. The only additions were things you'd then have to pay extra for which even if out children were old enough to use, they couldn't because it was constantly full, with no one from the staff around to monitor one of these such additions. Even the under 5s soft play was full of children who were clearly over 10 and again no members of staff monitoring this. This was particularly frustrating as my youngest didn't feel safe playing here because of the over-aged children in there The food, over priced and not particularly nice. The seating area packed with people dumping bags and walking off. The gift shop again over priced The exhibits in the Dr who section haven't aged well and you'd have thought the owners would have at least updated the decorations, if not the exhibits There were no new rides or attractions which was disappointing given its bold claims to be award winning. Such a shame as it has the potential to be a great place to visit for young families. Age limits, age appropriate rides, soft plays centres and ticket prices that aren't equal to my weekly food bill would be a good start. Oh and why do some parents think smoking on site is fine? Surely smoking should be banned in any part of the site.

Wen today as a family of 4 (two adults and two kids 4 & 9). We saw the birds of prey, went on the dodgems and a space sort of ride, the caterpillar rollercoaster and the train, we also watched one of the shows and went on the big slide, all of those things were good but we thought there wasn’t really much else to do for the price we paid. If it had been £20 or so cheaper I would have said it was worth that. Definitely not a full day out I think we spent 3 hours there. Food in the restaurant is lovely, decent portions. Staff were all friendly and helpful.

This was an ok day out. Our two six year olds enjoyed it, particularly the bigger rollercoaster and the blast rider. However it did feel like there wasn’t a huge amount to do for the price that we had paid (£60+) with lots of empty space inside, and it felt a bit run down in places. The absolute highlight was the birds of prey shows - we went to both the indoor and outdoor ones. The trainer (Dave I think?) was really great and gave so much information about the birds. You could tell that he was so passionate about them and it was an impressive display.

Decided to write this while still at Milkyway. Some attractions in Devon are guilty of opening, then falling apart over time through a lack of investment. But you can usually see that in their day they were quite something. At Milkyway the opposite seems to be the case, the 'heyday' will never happen. COST; family of three plus one dog, over £53.35. They charge for the dog because they say they have to 'cleanse' the site afterwards. The reviews here stating they have had a fabulous time etc. were overegging it a little. I would challenge anyone who has paid to come here, and does not have a vested interest. To pay to come here again. We had a quick drink in the 'Cosmic Cafe', what we saw put us off having the food. Most of it consisted of baked potatoes with heaps of cheese. Or chips with heaps of cheese. Now make those chips cold and greasy with cold cheese on top, guaranteed to dry up the most dribbling of mouths. We watched so many people tip their hardly touched food into the bin, staff had to empty it twice while we were there. A rip off that advertises it delivers, but surprise surprise...it does not. A visit to Watermouth Castle for the second time would have been preferred.

We booked online 4 Adults & 3 kids & also paid for the dog, however when we arrived we were presented with a responsible dog owner disclaimer to sign, which we didn't have any issue with as we are responsible adults. A member of staff then approached our dog by looming over her & she barked & we were informed that we couldn't bring our aggressive dog into the attraction! Our dog is a black Labrador & is the most placid dog and is in no way aggressive. We inevitably ended up with 3 kids that have been denied entry for no good reason other than a staff members dog phobia. If you have a dog please be aware that this is certainly not a dog friendly attraction & if our dog is denied entry then it is also highly likely that unfortunately you are also the owner of an aggressive dog! They did void our online transaction to refund our payment due to us not being permitted entry as you would expect.