The largest playground in the world is Lilidorei

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The largest playground in the world is Lilidorei, located in Alnwick Gardens, England. It's a massive play structure designed to encourage both imaginative and physical play, and it's the largest in the world, according to some sources. Lilidorei features a magical village with clan houses, interactive storytelling areas, and a tall tower with slides, bridges, and zip wires.

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