Head to Drayton Manor for an unforgettable Coronation Street Party
In celebration of King Charles III's coronation, Drayton Manor are throwing a huge party and everyone's invited!
Celebrate all things British throughout the night at this super street party at Drayton Manor.
What's on at Drayton Manor's Coronation Street Party?:
- Coronation Celebrations: Join the party with special Coronation entertainment and street party fun fit for royalty!
- Rides Open Late: Enjoy your favourite rides across the park as the sun goes down. (Fri-Sun)
- Superstar Tributes: Tribute acts to Queen (Fri), Ed Sheeran (Sat) and Elton John (Sun) will keep the party going through out the night!
- Afternoon Tea: It doesn't get more British than celebrating the Coronation with a pleasant afternoon tea.
- Windsor Castle Bar: For one weekend only, the Castle Bar becomes the Windsor Castle Bar, making the perfect place for a few royal beverages.
- Pimms Tent: Decked out in festivities, the Pimms Tent pop-up bar will keep it cool with some delightful drinks.
- Fireworks Finale: Light up the night with a dazzling fireworks finale celebrating the King’s Coronation!
Don't miss out, get your tickets to Drayton Manor's Coronation Street Party today!
Drayton Manor is suitable for children of all ages. There are plenty of things to do for toddlers all the way up to teenagers and grown-ups!
Certain rides and activities have an age or height restriction.
All of the rides have information boards located at their main entrance, providing guests with the ride's information and height restrictions.
Only service guide dogs are allowed into the park and they must be kept on the lead at all times and with a member of your party.
No service dogs are allowed in the ride queues or within the zoo.
Yes, Drayton Manor is accessible by wheelchair.
Wheelchairs are available to hire from the main entrance near Thomas Land at a cost of £10 per day for the entire day, a £10 cash deposit must be left.
Most attractions at Drayton Manor are outdoors, so it is recommended that you wear something to keep you warm and bring an umbrella if you think you will need it.