Europe (Commonwealth Union)_ The UK’s biggest indoor Christmas experience for 2023 is back, and this year families can enjoy a trip to the North Pole, a ‘supersonic’ train ride, fun with Santa and his elves, and an ice castle.
If you are looking for the ultimate festive day out but do not want to hit a classic Christmas market, then you may want to check out a magical new experience that will be sure to tick all the boxes!
The experience is made so personal to each family with a view to making it the best Christmas experience they have ever been to.
That is because the biggest indoor Christmas experience in the United Kingdom is back complete with a North Pole village, Santa’s Toy Shop, an ice castle, an enchanted forest, and even a ‘supersonic’ train.
The aptly-named Magical Christmas Adventure will be opening its doors from 25th November and run through to 24th December, with heaps on offer for families.
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Located at the 4 Kingdoms Adventure Park and Farm in Headley, visitors will have a chance to make their own teddy bears, decorate cookies with elves, look out for polar bears, snowballs and help the elves prepare for the Santa Annual New Toy Awards (aka the SANTAs).
Oh, and of course there will be an opportunity to meet the big man himself at Santa’s Grotto and kids will even receive a special toy as part of their visit! Even when you’re finished exploring the magical land the excitement does not end, as you will get to enjoy a ride on a ‘supersonic’ train that takes you back from the North Pole to the United Kingdom in mere minutes.
The experience promises a storytelling journey for a spectacular 2.5-hours, filled with festive goodness, spread across over 40,000 square feet.
You can already book tickets at themagicalchristmasadventure.co.uk. Child tickets start from £45 and is inclusive of a toy from Father Christmas, make your own teddy bear, cookies they can decorate, and even some reindeer food to feed Rudolph. Adult tickets start from £35. There are also VIP options which include extras such as, food and drink, an outfit for your teddy bear, and a personalised letter from Santa.
Those visiting by car are provided with free onsite parking at the event. You could go to the nearest train station which is Newbury, and is about four miles from the attraction, or you could use the local buses which are hourly except for Sundays and Bank Holidays to get there.
It is not the only fun festive event that families may want to have on their radar this year.
Legoland Windsor is for example, going to be getting a festive makeover between 23rd November 2023 and 3rd January 2024, complete with a winter wonderland, glittering lights, snow-covered trees and a huge 10-metre-tall Christmas tree constructed from Duplo blocks. Father Christmas will also make an appearance as he travels around on his sleigh with his helpful elves so holidaymakers can take in the festive cheer while watching his parade through Heartlake City all the way to Pirate Shores. Visitors can also add a meeting with Father Christmas for an extra £20 per person so little ones can tell him their festive wishes and receive a special Lego gift too.
