I think I might now know which sign you're referring to. Back at Scarefest 2017, when The Welcoming was under construction, the park said that "Mutiny Bay Courtyard are closed" on the sign shutting off the courtyard.It's as if they don't have anyone proof reading. I remember something on an "a million apologies" sign that was Scarefest related but I can't think what it was.
I think it was a sign near the exit of Hex actually, but I just can't remember what it said.I think I might now know which sign you're referring to. Back at Scarefest 2017, when The Welcoming was under construction, the park said that "Mutiny Bay Courtyard are closed" on the sign shutting off the courtyard.
They also once said that the park was opening for the season on 25rd March.
Describing your new event on your website - "rides as the sun goes down". Next page, opening hours - 10 - 4pm.
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Not a typo as such as this book was written as intended. But here are a few snippets from 'The Enchanted Village', the short children's novel written by Jeanne Willis. It was published just 6 years ago in 2015, not very long ago at all. For those not familiar, it's the book that your children get with their stay at EV which tells the story of the of Enchanted Village.
Oh how poor little Eliza and Jack would have been disappointed on their next visit the very next season.....
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Thankfully for them, I've written a new chapter for them to insert at the end of the book, detailing Eliza and Jack's return a couple of seasons later -Words fail me.
Thankfully for them, I've written a new chapter for them to insert at the end of the book, detailing Eliza and Jack's return a couple of seasons later -
With magical memories of its opening ceremony, Eliza and Jack returned to the Tree Top quest, only to find it abandoned and Mr Tumbleton sat down propped up against a tree drinking Vodka out of a brown paper bag.
After a 45 minute monorail queue, they arrived in Cloud Cuckoo Land. At least they thought they'd arrived in Cloud Cuckoo Land. They were greeted by what looked like the Charlie and The Chocolate Factory ride, only it was now painted black and was adorned with an entrance to something called the 'Alton Towers Dungeons' with flaming torches and actors covered in fake blood accompanied by horror music playing in the vicinity. "Where's Twirling Toadstool?" asked Jack with a tear in his eye "I think I can see it stripped down to pieces behind that wooden fence with the Danger of Death signs on it" cried Eliza.
Once back in Mutiny Bay, Eliza and Jack found mum and dad sitting in an empty courtyard, the same place they found their parents joining in with the pirate show last time they visited. "What's wrong with dad?" asked Jack. "He's in a bit of a grump," replied mum, "after he didn't get at all wet on the rapids he walked all the way to Forbidden Valley to have a ride on Ripsaw only to find an inflatable upcharge attraction there instead".
Once back at their treehouse, Eliza and Jack could hear snoring from the little door. They knocked loudly and suddenly a small voice boomed out from behind the door "What did you wake me for!" exclaimed Mr Tumbleton, "You know us fable folk only venture out at night. It's the middle of the day!". Eliza and Jack looked at each other before responding "Yes we know Mr Tumbleton, it's just that they kicked us out of the park at 4pm!"
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If only someone could invent some sort of spell checker for computers?The opening page when scanning the QR code at Zafari restaurant. Really professional guys...
They already did, didn’t they?If only someone could invent some sort of spell checker for computers?
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In fairness, missing a letter is quite an easy mistake to make!
They already did, didn’t they?