Gullivers

Gullivers is a name used in several English-language contexts, most notably as branding for a chain of family entertainment parks in the United Kingdom and as a surname.

The Gullivers parks operate across three main locations, commonly cited in branding as Gulliver's World in Warrington, Gulliver's Kingdom in Matlock Bath, and Gulliver's Land in Milton Keynes. These parks offer rides, play areas, animal attractions, and seasonal events designed to appeal to families with young children. The focus is on safe, age-appropriate experiences and value-oriented entertainment for visitors seeking a day out with children.

In addition, Gullivers is a surname. As such, it can refer to multiple individuals who bear the surname Gulliver; details appear in individual biographies, genealogical records, or historical sources. The plural form is typically used in reference to groups of people rather than as a standalone subject.

Other uses are uncommon and generally relate to branding, local marketing materials, or literary references connected to the broader name Gulliver, notably Jonathan Swift’s character in Gulliver's Travels. However, Gullivers as a standalone term does not have a single, widely recognized meaning beyond these contexts.