April Reopening And New Membership Scheme Confirmed For Revamped Robin Hill

Friday, 25 October 2024 09:52

By Dominic Kureen @WriteOnDom

The reopening of Robin Hill has been confirmed for April 2025, with early bird memberships and a flurry of new rides announced.

The popular country park was previously run by Vectis Ventures, is now under the guidance of Robin Hill Partnership Limited — setup by Lee Priddle of AMP Hire Isle of Wight.

Those with membership passes will receive a myriad of perks, including discounts across the park and free rides in addition to the usual unlimited entry.

The attraction was listed for sale at a cost of £2.25m in November 2023 — a month after its closure was announced.

In advance of the reopening in Easter 2025, Robin Hill posted:

"We can’t wait to welcome you back and to celebrate, we are launching our early bird sparkly new membership passes for just £44.99.

"If you plan on visiting us more than twice next year, don’t miss out on this amazing deal, available for a limited time only."

The early bird passes have become available to buy on Robin Hill's website as of today (Friday).

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