The Christmas experience was nothing like it describes on the website- we arrived at 11, very little was open, and all the experiences were later in the day. Not to mention all the animals looked miserable or were hiding/sleeping (quite rightly so!). The park would be better staying shut at this time of year or not having daytime visitors as the overall experience was beyond disappointing. On top of that - to be charged a premium rate because it is close to Christmas. Ridiculous.

We come yearly and visited for my sons birthday today as we do every year, we were very disappointed, the lady at the entrance forgot to give us the Teddy you can purchase along side the tickets. Then we were told that they no longer run the boat trips to to the monkey island, so we then walked (a long walk btw) for us to get there and the keeper told us that he's put them all inside to feed and forgot to put a sign up at the start of the long walk. With a 2 year old this was clearly very inconvenient. The rides are £2.50 for 1 token, and they lasted one minute. Just a total rip off now, the also stopped doing the indoor sea lion shows. There's also only one elephant which is quite sad considering they are heard animals, aswell as 1 tiger (that we could see). We usually really enjoy our trip here but today we were totally let down and definitely won't be back in a hurry. Next year's birthday will be a different destination.

Visited after not being for a few years. To be honest we were really disappointed. It seems now there is more emphasis on the “Adventure Park” side of the business rather than the animals. It’s now a big adventure park with a few animals scattered around the outside. It’s obviously great if you have little ones with all the parks and rides but my teen and I were in and out within 2 and a half hours and that included stopping for lunch and sitting soaking up the sun a few times as it was a hot day. Sadly our days visiting the park are now behind us.

Myself and my partner came for our visit today, we bought tickets for 12pm and we were so excited. Unfortunately our experience has left us far from impressed, the park was absolutely swarming with school children. So so so many school were there at one time, we were getting barged out of the way, couldn’t watch any of the keeper talks because there was no room due to being capacitated with 100000 of young school kids. Myself and 2 other members of the public were waiting 30 minutes to use the toilets because of school kids crowding in them and jumping in-front of us. We spoke with so many other guest’s about the ridiculousness of how many schools were allowed to attend at one time, it is completely unacceptable and unbelievable unfair on other paying members of the public. We drove from Fife and left sorely disappointed and frustrated. £36 for a lacklustre experience that I don’t think reflects the park to its best potential.

Really enjoyed the bird of prey display, the keepers were very informative and got the birds to fly among the audience. The sealion show was good too. Otherwise we were disappointed. Playpark was enjoyed by the kids but the theme rides were rather expensive. Not as many animals(other than the monkeys) as expected on the drive through. Worst experience was at the pizza stall where we saw flies crawling over the pizza toppings and when we told the staff they just ignored us.

I visited with my kids and mum, after paying so much to enter the park we were disappointed that there was not a good selection of animals to see, the farm had less animals than we could see at home, any time we went to view other animals like sea lions, elephants etc there was none to be seen. Also having to pay extra for tokens for the rides seemed unfair as they were not the best, mostly for younger kids. The reserve to drive around was also disappointing as there was only female lions and we expected to see more animals so the kids were a bit upset that it wasn’t very exciting. A long way to go for not much to see.

Been a few times now but wouldn't go back after this time. No flying fox. No boat trip to the chimps. No sealion show just really poor. There is one ride for older kids rest are for very small kids. Not much animals to see. The play park is still good but just not much for older kids so with all the things not there anymore was a very expensive day out for 2hrs

We live 1 hour away from blair drummond and every time we come it's getting more disappointing. I understand the sea lions show being closed but the area where the zip line and boat to chimp island used to be the area could be modernised and a opertunllll its a shame that this area isn't better used as its location is in such a location that its where everyone stops and takes a break. Bbq was a hit though.

Family with teen disabled child. Changing-places-toilets facilities were great. Clean and fresh and one at both sides of the park, so changing wasn't an issue. Well done Blair Drummond! Every attraction could learn something from you in this respect! All platforms and paths accessible, so again, well done! Unfortunately.....every viewing area that was accessible by wheelchair is the wrong height! The top frames of every glass platform are just at eye level and too thick for a wheelchair user to see over or under. My daughter was able to see much at all. Even at the lovely elephant enclosure, the ant pipe runs right along at eye level for most wheelchair users, so the views are compromised! The play area is fantastic for able bodied children, but there is nothing for children who have limited mobility. There is ample space for a wheelchair swing and roundabouts, and there are more than enough wheelchair users visiting to justify one! Carer goes free, which is great. Special mention to the lovely lady on the ticket kiosk who sorted out our ticket - we had booked them for the wrong day, but travelled a long distance to come. We were very grateful. Loads of picnic areas but as far as I could see, not many wheelchair accessible picnic tables. Animals (and dinosaurs) all looked happy and healthy and we loved our visit.

Visited here today unexpectedly after driving by it. A friend and I are currently visiting Glasgow from Ireland and came across the safari park while visiting Stirling Castle. We decided to do the drive through safaris first and then do the rest on foot. The rest of the visit went really well and we were very impressed with the setup. However! We were very dismayed after entering the Lion drive through where a ranger seemed to feel the need to keep driving his pick up truck directly at all the lionesses in turn for absolutely no reason. They weren’t in anybody’s way, they weren’t bothering anyone. Most of them laying down trying to bask in the sun, as is practise in the wild when not hunting. I have visited both South Africa and Masai Mara due to my love of wildlife , witnessing their natural behaviours and for the love of god, I cannot come up with a good reason as to why he felt the need to bully these creatures with his pick up truck. The Lions were in view to everyone and regardless if they weren’t , it wasn’t necessary. If this behaviour is a regular occurrence, I couldn’t justify recommending this place to anyone.