Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens Accessing Cotswold Wildlife Park by public transport

Yes... to make it worth the cost you would need to tap into a waiting pool of people really.

 

Absolutely, and there-in lies another problem... assuming the mini-bus has a finite number of seats (14 usually) - what happens if the waiting group of people numbers 15 or more.... it easily could in main season. The potential for complaints and dissatisfaction would seem enormous, but I can only assume WMZ is able to manage this.

 

While I certainly appreciate the sentiment behind the question, it should be pointed out that the zoo with which @Andrew Swales is very closely connected has invested considerably, financially and in terms of effort, in renewable energy: wind turbines and solar panels mean that the zoo is able to not only produce its own electricity, but also provide power to the national grid.