Set against a beautiful and atmospheric festive backdropsand with lots to explore, families will be escorted by an elf and immersed into their very own Christmas spectacular full of festive characters, workshops and fun activities,
Winter Wonderland at St Luke’s “Bombed-Out” Church will take place from Saturday 1 December and Sunday 23 December 2018. Sessions are available to pre-book now.
Fondly known as the ‘Bombed-Out’ Church, St Luke’s is one of Liverpool’s best loved heritage sites and the inside will be transformed into a Winter Wonderland. Families will take part in a whole host of festive activities, including meeting the big man himself. Tickets are booked in advance for a 2 hour timeslot and there is plenty included to keep anyone busy.
Children will visit Santa's Workshop, where they can make their own bauble or Christmas card to take home. There are art sessions at Mrs Claus’s Art Studio and storytelling in Storyland with festive characters. There is a Silent Disco for burning off some energy and then learn how to be an elf in the Elf Workshop. No Christmas event would be complete without the all-important trip into Santa’s Grotto.
All children will receive a gift suitable for their age (0-4yrs, 5-8yrs & 8+) and a framed, digital photograph with Santa to take home. Adults don't miss out on all of the fun - they get a hot drink and mince pie, which I'm sure will be most welcome.
The grounds of St Luke’s will be transformed throughout the Christmas period and will be open to the public free of charge. Highlights for December include luxury food and drink outlets, Christmas market, artisan stalls selling specialised gifts and under cover areas with live entertainment.
Tickets for the Winter Wonderland at St Luke’s “Bombed-Out” Church are available to pre-book now through Ticketquarter. Keep up to date with availability and updates by following on Facebook or Twitter and check out the St Luke's Bombed Out Church website for more information or to see what else they have on offer.
TICKETS: Children £18.99 / Adults £12.99 / Family ticket (2 adults / 2 children) £59.99
EARLY BIRD TICKET OFFER: Quote SANTA1 when booking for a 20% discount for the first 2 weeks of on-sale. This will be valid for sessions booked for the first 2 weeks of December only (excluding weekends).
HOW TO BOOK: Online at TicketQuarter, call 0844 8000 410 or in person at Liverpool Echo Arena Box Office – Kings Dock
Advice: Please ensure you keep to your time slot and arrive 15 minutes early to be briefed on the fun stuff.
I'm delighted to have a family ticket worth £59.99 to give away to one of my readers for a family of 4 to attend the Winter Wonderland Grotto on either 3rd, 4th or 5th December. Entry to the giveaway is by the Gleam form below for reasons of fairness. None of your information will be passed on or stored unless you are drawn as the random winner, in which case we'll use it to check your entries and arrange your tickets.
The sweepstake is open to anyone who can attend Winter Wonderland Grotto on 3/4/5th December and will end at midnight 31st October, after which no further entries will be permitted. To see my other giveaways, or For a link to help with using Gleam if you've not encountered it before or to see my other UK giveaways (including tickets to Contact Theatre's Christmas production) please look at my giveaways page...
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Winter Wonderland, Liverpool:St Luke's 'BombedOut' Church (Family Ticket Giveaway!)
I haven't experienced Liverpool's Winter Wonderland at St Luke's, so I can't review it for you, but it sounds lovely. I hope everyone who attends has a great time! I didn't ask for anything in return for this post and giveaway.
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