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Although there has been some debate about whether the festive attraction is really for Londoners, there’s no doubt that it brings thousands to the region every year.
Since it first began in 2007, Winter Wonderland has become a huge event.
Taking over nearly all of Hyde Park for just under two months, the Christmas-themed attraction has endless rides, food and drinks, carnival games and festive activities.
But with any big Christmas event in the heart of London, it comes with a cost, in this case, a very expensive cost.
Aware that khbrknews are tough for many, I wanted to find out if you can explore and enjoy Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland on a budget.
I decided that £20 for one adult for a few hours at Winter Wonderland should be enough to cover everything I wanted to do, here’s how it went.
@uktoday_ You may need more than £20 if you’re visiting Hyde Park Winter Wonderland #hydeparkwinterwonderland #christmas #winterwonderland #london ♬ Christmas song “Let’s decorate” – 3KTrack
I went to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland with just £20
The last time I visited Hyde Park Winter Wonderland was around 10 years ago and it was a lot different.
For starters, entry was free, which did come as a surprise to me when I was checking out the website to discover that you needed to book ahead.
Whilst there are some free tickets for off-peak khbrknews, most tickets you have to pay for, going at 12pm on a Saturday set me back £5.50 before even entering Winter Wonderland.
Despite already spending just over 25% of my total budget, I didn’t let it stop me from going into the attraction with an open mind.
Walking around to see what there was to do and what rides took my fancy, I found myself constantly asking how much rides were with many missing a price sign, however, luckily there were very few queues at that point in the day.
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