While toy companies have enjoyed incredible success with their Elsa dolls however, there is one not-so-well executed idea that has left parents fuming.
Indeed, after shelling out the money to attend a UK attraction based on the hit movie, parents and their children were left disappointed with the distinctly under-whelming production they were presented with.
After queuing for the sold-out event at Essex’s Orsett Hall Hotel, with entry fees set at £15 per child and £5 per adult, families were horrified to find essentially a paddling pool filled with bubbles as one of the main attractions.
Things didn’t get any better either, with another in-house attraction proving equally disappointing – the Princess Parlour, where staff painted the children’s faces and gave them a plastic tiara.
Taking to Twitter to blast the event, which had promised to be ‘a truly enchanting experience’, one parent wrote: “I could have done a better job at home”.
While another user branded it a “joke”, a fellow visitor was even less enamoured, describing it as “appalling”.
Responding to comments in the Mirror, director of HotHot Events, which ran the event, said: “This was a local event, and it was very much advertised as a local event. We are really disappointed that a journalist has come down with an agenda, expecting a £200,000 production, because we never pretended to be offering such a thing.”
It appears that the photos and the users’ comments speak for themselves.
