Farmer Palmers Quieter Christmas
When? 18 Dec 2024 to 19 Dec 2024
Where? Farmer Palmer's - Wareham
If your family is looking for a quieter Christmas experience, we have you covered.
Ideas for toddlers, childminders’ little ones and home schooled. The park is typically quieter during the week, we are offering a slimline, toned down version of our Christmas Experience on the 18th & 19th of December.
Imagine the music is turned down, no actors, but your little one will still get the chance to meet Farmer Christmas and collect their toy from Ye Olde Toy Shoppe!
Awesome introduction to your peaceful experience.
Our animal activities and the rest of the park will be open as usual.
If a quieter Christmas is more suitable for your child(ren), this is the experience for you! Just book your tickets for the 18th & 19th of December by following the link: https://bookings.farmerpalmers.co.uk/ticketing/step1
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