Tickets will be subject to availability, so we recommend that all visitors purchase their entrance tickets on our official Hyde Park Winter Wonderland website ahead of their visit to avoid disappointment. Was this article helpful?
Entry to Winter Wonderland is free during off-peak times, but entry at peak times and access to some activities require a paid-for ticket. Visitors who spend an additional £25 per person on chargeable attractions, rides or games when booking their ticket are entitled to free admission.
One of my favourite things about the many museums we have in London is that most of them are completely free! Just to the southwest of Hyde Park sits three of London's biggest and best museums: The Victoria & Albert, the Natural History Museum, and the Science Museum.
Whether you're 2 or 92, you must have an entry ticket to access Hyde Park Winter Wonderland. You're able to turn up at the event and buy tickets on arrival, however during popular periods time slots sell out in advance, so we strongly recommend pre-booking before you visit.
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Do you only get 2 hours at Winter Wonderland?
Once you've entered Winter Wonderland, you can stay as long as you like, so that can be a massive 12 hours if you booked a 10am entry ticket! Last entry is at 9.30pm, some rides and attractions may close their queues early to guarantee everyone who's waiting gets through the experience before we close.
You will need to get an entrance ticket for Hyde Park Winter Wonderland to enter the event. There are some sessions available for no cost, whereas others are either £5 or £7.50 per person. How can I pay for food and drink? Purchases can be made by cash or card.
It's easy to see why Hyde Park is one of London's best-loved green spaces. There's a world of wonder within its 350 acres, with everything from the splendid Serpentine Lake to statues and sculptures, monuments and memorials, and fountains and festivals to keep you entertained.
The range of charges available suit customers of every budget. We provide five pricing tariffs which are; (1) One hour use, (2) up to three Three hour use. (3) all day use, (4) concessionary season ticket holder and (5) non-concessionary ticket holder.
You can travel to Hyde Park via the Central (Lancaster Gate or Marble Arch) and Piccadilly (Hyde Park Corner or Knightsbridge) underground lines. Each of these is just a few minutes walk from the park.
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No food or drink is permitted to be brought into BST Hyde Park (with the exception of water in unopened plastic containers under 500ml, empty water bottles to refill, and baby food where not in glass containers).
Is Winter Wonderland free entry? Entry during off-peak hours is free, while an adult ticket for Winter Wonderland will cost £5 during standard times and £7.50 during peak times.
Do you need an entrance ticket for Hyde Park Winter Wonderland this year? Yes, all visitors will need to have an entrance ticket before arriving at Hyde Park Winter Wonderland. You will need to purchase an Off-Peak, Standard, or Peak entrance ticket depending on when you wish to attend.
Proof of identity and age must be provided on request (passport, driving licence or PASS cards accepted). A maximum of one Infant ticket will be allowed per one accompanying adult aged 18 or over per booking.
What happens if I miss my time slot for Winter Wonderland?
You will be allowed entry if you arrive within your allotted session time. No refunds will be given for a late arrival which results in customers not receiving a full session or performance. Late arrivals will be allowed at the discretion of the operator.
How long is the queue to get into Winter Wonderland?
During busy periods you may have to wait up to 1 hour to enter Winter Wonderland. The Ice rink, Circus, Giant Wheel and Magical Ice Kingdom are now SOLD OUT for Saturday 14th December.
All children aged 2 and over must have their own ticket. Our Primary Entry ticket grants you access to the arena up to 60 minutes before General Admission customers, getting you ahead of the crowd and giving you the best opportunity to get to the front of General Admission standing before anyone else.
The parks are owned by the Crown with their responsibility resting with the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. The Royal Parks charity manages the parks on behalf of the Government.
Whatever you enjoy – from a high energy rock concert, to a ride down Rotten Row, browsing in The Royal Parks' first ever Shop, to relaxing in a deck chair – you can do it in Hyde Park. Whether you're visiting for the first time, or live locally, Hyde Park has a fascinating and colourful past to discover.
