Rainforest

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Joining the other Lands at Chessington, the Rainforest was inspired by Chessington’s support of the international conservation charity, World Land Trust. Helping to protect the world’s most biologically important and threatened habitats acre-by-acre.

The Conservation Fund has supported the World Land Trust for the last eight years. Helping to save an area of threatened Rainforest in Ecuador double the size of Chessington. Protecting it annually against poaching, illegal logging, mining and encroachment from farming. The park helps by funding Keepers of the Wild (Rangers), to support safeguarding the area.

Toytown was one of the original lands at the park. With the Jumbos relocated the large area they were in became the Mane stage as we know it today. During its period as Africa, it was home to the Madagascar franchise with a host of dedicated shows.

The Rainforest zone provides several opportunities to see exotic species from the rides up close. The new mini log flume ride has very quickly become one of the park’s most popular attractions. With the new mini-flume, a host of other rides bring this little land to life.

Jungle Rangers gives those little wilderness explorers an opportunity to become real-life rangers. Discovering some fantastic animals and interactive features. With Treetop Hoppers giving them a birdseye view. Rainforest may be small, but it’s perfect for the next generation of explorers!

Rides & Attractions

There are a host of rides & attractions throughout Chessington World of Adventures. The rides in this area are detailed below, for more information on the other attractions at the park, please click here.

Jungle Rangers

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Children's Rides

Adventurers of all ages can discover the Rainforest from an off-road jeep. Little Explorers take the wheel to navigate in the jungle.

River Rafts

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Children's Rides

Jump inside the crocodile boats and take a ride down the river, just watch out for the wild splash down finale!

The Mane Stage

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Family Adventures

It’s showtime as you head down to the Mane Stage! With fire, sparks and a team of dancing pros, the shows are sure to get you dancing!

Treetop Hoppers

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Children's Rides

Enter the Rainforet for a bouncing good time on Treetop Hoppers! This pair of sky high family friendly drop towers will leave you hopping!

Animal Habitats

Ring-Tailed Coati

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The Ring-Tailed Coati, also known as the South American Coati. A member of the raccoon family and is native to Central and South America.

Sulcata Tortoise

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These large, African tortoises can weigh up to 200 pounds and can live for over 100 years. They have thick, scaly skin that protects them from predators.