We only went for a few hours but an amazing place. We booked in advance. First Saturday of opening 10am slot. It actually seemed really quiet inside I’m guessing as it gets closer to Xmas will be a lot busier. We did the magical ice kingdom. Big wheel. And ice bar. Again all booked in advance. There are plenty of food stalls. Games. And little Xmas market stalls. We enjoyed it and would definitely go again.

Underwhelming visit this year. Maybe it was the early visit but it certainly did not feel magical maybe towards Christmas it will. Overpriced drinks and food as normal. Magical kingdom ice sculptures were phenomenal. Security guards all very friendly. Probably the last year we will go better value for money at chessington / Alton towers. £6-9 a ride £40 for a family attraction. £7.50 a pint Hotdogs stupid money Churros £6

This is the first time we have visited winter wonderland and was taken back by the scale of it. Its huge!! So much to see here, loads of food and drink to try too. Whilst most things you have to pay to see/do it’s just nice to walk around and look at everything. Really enjoyed it.

Went a couple of times - obviously it's better if you can go on a weekday because it's much more manageable and easier to walk around. The slotted timings work well but at the weekend it can still take 30 mins+ to enter, even when the queue doesn't look big. Lots of options but probably unsurprisingly there are a lot of added costs. Definitely a good Christmas attraction for all ages.

in the cold light of day disappointing as poorly maintained displays clearly visible eg by circus bar large animals had not been repainted and feet were missing and arm hanging off gorilla, pre purchased bavarian meal package was not good value and there were nicer/ more interesting places to eat although difficult everywhere to find staff that understood allergen needs. Having said that both circus shows the ice kingdom and ice sculpting were excellent and good value and superbly inclusive. At night the lights improved the Christmas feel and all staff around the site were helpful. Accessible toilet facilties easy to find and well equipped

First visit, 6 - 8pm slot, paid £5 entrance. Visually, it's great. So many girls standing getting pictures whilst looking into the distance! Didn't eat anything, quite pricey. Had one drink in Narnia Bar, which was pretty reasonable. Plenty toilets. Had booked the ice sculptures (great, but they won't take pics on your phone for you), and the ice bar (fun, but I was freezing, even with the coat/ gloves they give you!). Having been to many Christmas markets abroad, WW is more of a theme park. There's not many handmade, festive items....and we didn't see any stalls with London tree baubles. I like to get one from each country. Good to experience, probably wouldn't do it again.

Ok so large queue to get in for 2-3pm time slot. Security not really being thorough. The Ice kingdom is much less of a Kingdom and more a walk through and rather scary for young children (2 nearly 3) so that was a waste of 5 minutes and £12 for a photo. It is also very very cold inside and maybe this added to his dislike. Waste of £ Onwards we went, not many rides for little children and badly managed. They take ages to load the children on and then it barely goes for a minute. Then on to the circus which was good value and lovely and warm. It was good to heat up for a bit. On leaving the Circus night had fallen and all the sparkle and magic of Winter Wonderland sets in. Also it does get much busier. I do agree everything does seem quite expensive but it’s the way things are going. Well worth a visit but it’s basically a souped up fun fair with stalls and even more food outlets. If you get good weather it really is situated in a beautiful part of London. Lots of places to sit but I would imagine that the closer to Christmas we get the busier it gets. Overall enjoyed but did get dropped off right outside and picked up. Not sure I would enjoy as much if I had to come from afar, find parking etc… If you do book two attractions over £25 online entry is free so this is a bonus. Also it does get very very cold on this part of Hyde Park so do wrap up! The entry fee does put off random riff raff from roaming wild and beware of lots of professional beggars in and around the area. Queue to get in after dark is heaving so do get there in good time to enjoy the evening session which finishes at 10pm

After a few years away I was finally able to come back and visit it. As usual it is very big so you have plenty or christmas shops, food stands and attractions. Luckily i went during the off-peak moment, so I was able to truly enjoy every moment. The only downside would be that the prices are very expensive compared to 3/4 years ago.. .

It’s becoming a bit of a family tradition to visit Winter Wonderland. As we were in Londen in September/October, we would’ve missed it. So decided to surprise the misses and children with an unplanned trip to Winter Wonderland. It was a gorgeous Saturday when we visit. Cold, but clear skies and sunny. Unfortunately, due to a large pro Hamas demonstration in Central London traffic was gridlocked. We arrived four hours later than planned due to this annoyance. Having pre booked the Giant Wheel and Le Chalet Fondue, the start of our visit was a bit rushed. We rode the Giant Wheel during sunset, which gave us amazing views of Winter Wonderland and London. Le Chalet Fondue was very disappointing. The cheese fondue was good, but despite the large numbers of staff they forgot our son’s children’s meal. He had to wait for 45 minutes. We had to flag staff down multiple times, they were running around like headless chickens. We saw multiple arguments amongst staff, making the atmosphere very tense. Staff seemed very inexperienced to me. No solution and/or apologies were offered. Which made the experience even worse. When I settled the bill, I refused to tip them. Asking for the bill took so little mg that at one point I almost walked away. After dinner we continued with the other rides. A lot of the operators were Dutch, so we could to them in our language. Part from Le Chalet Fondue, we had a wonderful day. Yes, it’s expensive. But well worth the money.

Not been for 7 years as a friend wanted to go I booked tickets for us both noting their is now a £5 entry fee . Booked ice Kingdom for £12,50 , firstly the entry Qs are unacceptable- we had to wait 45 mins just to get in , glad my hubby did not come with his bad knees he would not have been able to stand that long. Theirs just one person in each Q doing security check they need more personal. The hot dog from oh my dog was I must admit amazing but at £21 for 2 , expensive. The hot chocolate was lovely but again around £8 , sadly not enough actual stalls mostly fun fair. Don't think I will go again .