Description

Treat yourself and two friends to an appealing day out with a difference with a trip to Diggerland, the theme park which gives you the opportunity to ride in and drive different types of construction machinery including dumper trucks, mini diggers and giant diggers (all under strict supervision). It’s such fun and once you are in, there are lots of novelty heavy plant machinery rides for you to play on. Don’t forget to take plenty of photos to laugh at later!

Availability: The park is open at weekends and bank holidays from February to the end of October and seven days a week during local school holidays. It closes during November, December and January. Weather: Diggerland is predominantly an outdoor experience but, although rare, they may restrict some rides in the event of very poor weather. Duration: The park opens at 10am and guests are free to stay until 5pm (or 4pm in February). Numbers On Day: Spectators: Additional adults or children (over 90 cms) can pay on the day to enter Diggerland. The parks do not allow entry of dogs, with the exception of guide dogs. Why not take your own picnic? Dress Code: Please dress for comfort and wear suitable footwear such as trainers or wellies. There is a chance that you may get a little muddy, so bringing a change of footwear is a good idea. Guidelines: Exit M62 at junction 31 and take the A655 towards Castleford. Diggerland is located half a mile along the A655, immediately before the petrol station. The closest railway station is Castleford. Restrictions: Children (under 13) must be accompanied and supervised by their guardian(s). Height restrictions apply on all rides/drives and those under 90cm are too small. Some children may also need to be accompanied on some rides/drives by an adult. Other Info: Diggerland does not permit the use of bbqs. Although not included in the price, empty tummies can be refuelled at The Dig Inn, with a selection of snacks, burgers, salads etc (be aware credit cards are not accepted in the food area).

Location: Wakefield, West Yorkshire