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The closing date is midnight on Sunday 18th October 2015.
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For a sparkling and spooky family day out this October half term make sure to visit Flambards. All the rides and attractions are open daily for the holidays with lots to do whatever the weather and a spectacular firework display takes place on Wednesday 28th October.
Spooky Trail through Victorian Village
From Saturday 24 – Friday 30 October step back in time, almost two hundred years, and venture through Flambards’ spooky Victorian Village. This was terrible time for the working classes, when disease was rife and the spooky streets were plagued with sneaky pickpockets and murderous rogues. Watch out for the infamous Peggy Price; Victorian villager and Street Seller, as she wanders the cobbles telling tales of the vicious Victorian villains and handing out copies of her Halloween Penny Dreadful; a magazine from the time which will include a spooky quiz trail to complete as you explore the street along with some facts about Victorians vulgar habits!
Flambards’ Halloween Tricks & Treats Firework
Spectacular
On Wednesday 28 October, Flambards’ Halloween Tricks & Treats firework spectacular is
an event not to be missed.
Families can enjoy spine-tingling rides and a spooky pumpkin trail in the creepy Victorian Village throughout the day and watch fireworks light up the sky in the evening. The epic display starts at 8pm. This will be Flambards biggest display of the season!
Headlining the night are Flava and the Big Dance Company. On stage the talented crews will be performing their super skilled moves, and showcasing their own brand of hip hop cool. Whilst entertainment will be running throughout the day in the lead up to the fireworks spectacular, on-stage from 6pm will be one of Cornwall’s finest live bands ‘Broken Down’ to get the crowd ready.
From October 24th to 1st November visitors will be able to take part in The Halloween Owl Prowl Trail.... it’s sure to give you goose bumps as you explore the grounds of the Park hunting out the clues about these creatures of the night. Once you complete all the answers your skills will be rewarded with a lovely sweet treat ... yum! Daily Events include Carrot Time in the Fun Farm, penguin & otter feeding, a chance to feed the Rainbow Lorikeets and see free flying macaws (weather permitting). Plus the huge indoor JungleBarn with giant slides, lots of climbing and sliding, toddlers zone with ball fountain and its own snack bar means that there will always be somewhere warm and dry to play.
The popular Halloween Disco will be happening between 3 – 6pm on Saturday 31st October. You can really get into the spirit of things by dressing up for the Halloween Disco, with loads of JungleBarn fun and prizes for the best fancy dress. It’s just £5.00 for children (age 3 to 15) and £4.25 for adults, or if you have one you could use your Return or Season Ticket. Spooky food and homemade pumpkin soup will be available.
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Many of Cornwall’s top outdoor tourist attractions will be reopening to visitors from Monday (12 April), offering the county’s residents the chance to visit much-loved places and experience the beauty of Cornwall after the winter lockdown.
The government’s roadmap out of lockdown means Cornish tourist attractions will have varied reopening dates – with some of those offering outdoor experiences already open for local exercise, and many others able to reopen from Monday 12 April. Most indoor attractions will be able to reopen fully at the next stage of easing restrictions, planned for 17 May.
