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Shrek’s Adventure

KidRated’s Shrek’s Adventure Top Tips:

  • A perfect activity for a day out on the Southbank
  • If you’re not a fan of Shrek, there are loads of other Dreamworks characters to see
  • Be patient, there are sometimes queues

Somebody once told me… Shrek’s Adventure opened in County Hall in 2015, right by the Aquarium, Dungeon and London Eye and has proved to be a massive hit, especially with anyone who loved the Dreamworks franchise.

 

 

Starting off in a 4D bus, with Donkey as a tour guide. As you journey around the Far Far Away you will spot some of your favourite Shrek characters, including Puss in Boots, the Gingerbread Man, Rumpelstiltskin and so many more.

 

You have the chance to explore Shrek’s swamp. Kids who love gross stuff will especially like to see his ogre-sized loo!

 

Having had a shrek-tastic adventure, you can also meet loads of other Dreamworks characters including the animals from Madagascar and Kung Fu Panda, Po and Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon.


Booking Advice:

  • Click Buy Tickets Now for great discounts on tickets – especially when you combine your tickets with other top London attractions
  • Book in advance – this is not a turn-up and ride kind of attraction
  • Reduced rates for group bookings

VISITOR INFORMATION

Where:

County Hall
Riverside Building
Westminster Bridge Rd
London
SE1 7PB

Phone number:

+44 (0)871 221 2837

Website:

How to get there:

Nearest Tube: Waterloo or Westminster

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Teen Verdict

Family days out, attractions and things to do in London and beyond for kids, older kids and teenagers rated by kids and teens with KidRated

Rosie

I know Shrek Adventure is aimed at kids but honestly I had a blast. My friends and I all love Shrek (who doesn’t?) so we thought it would be funny to go for the day. It did not disappoint. We spent the day spotting characters and breaking out into songs from the soundtrack. If you don’t like Shrek, then don’t bother coming but if you’re down to have a good laugh and some fun then this is the place.

Parent Point of View

About London Laura Porter

Laura Porter

  • This is a ‘walk and ride’ attraction which means you go around to different room-sets in a group and meet different characters.
  • Keep the kids at the front so they can be the volunteers in each ‘act’.
  • Under 3s go free but this is best for kids over 6 years.
  • You can leave folded buggies at the start and they can take some over-sized bags too.
  • The bus ride is fantastic!

You can find loads more information by Laura Porter at aboutlondonlaura.com 

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