Food and Drink at Kynren: The Storied Lands
- FamilyFunDarloMum
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
ᴬᵈ - This is from a gifted visit to review the theme park in July 2026. We paid for our own food and drink and this was not part of our collaboration but I wanted to share this information still as thought it would be helpful to my readers.
Next to the play area you will find a sandwich and salads kiosk (not pictured) along with a pizza and cold drinks kiosk and a cakes and hot drinks kiosk.


There’s some partially sheltered picnic tables here and also some more tables right outside the play area.

This is a nice area to sit and relax on both a sunny or rainy day as it provides some shelter. It is conveniently for the show arenas too for when there’s breaks in between.

Here’s some of the food and drinks we enjoyed. The pizza was a decent enough size for light lunch and tastedfresh and homemade, but I did find it a bit on the pricey side.
There’s also a bar just near the entrance of the Viking Village if you fancy a tipple. Again with more seating.

Then near the entrance/exit of the park, you will find the Food Kiosk with sheltered picnic tables.


I really enjoyed the soup after being outside all day and it had rained a little on our visit so this was nice to warm up a little. Kamron also said he enjoyed his hot dog.
There’s some more picnic tables opposite along with the toilets including disabled toilets.

I would recommend taking a picnic if there’s a few of you in your family and maybe just buy a drink or sweet treat. Picnics are allowed you just may not be allowed to eat in some of the shows (particularly the lost feathers show). There’s plenty of time in between shows to have your food. I didn’t mind buying on our visit as just the two of us but it can add up.
CELEBRATING A SPECIAL OCCASSION?
If you are celebrating a special occasion or want an extra special experience you may want to treat yourself to the time travellers feast. This is a brand new 3 course banquet with live storytelling. Each course is inspired by different historical eras. This is located indoors. You could add this onto your day show tickets as a treat before heading home or before enjoying the night show. Here’s the current menu’s from their website;


I hope this helps for planning your visit. It’s a fantastic place for all the family and we really recommend. I think ages 5 plus and adults would get the most out of it but there was plenty of toddlers enjoying it on our visit too. Read more about our visit and what to expect on my social media post https://www.facebook.com/share/19cHrThmf9/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Disclaimer: I purchased my own food and drink for this visit but I collaborated with Kynren for our general visit to the day park





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