And as we build for Halloween… let’s go Lego and Irish Ferries are in with the bricks for Halloween.
Bringing visitors across the Irish Sea.
With the culture and mores which we’ve all adopted in Britain in our calendar of festivities and celebrations.
Such as Samhain which the Brits and Yanks have repackaged as Halloween and claimed as their own.
Scaring up a treat
Now, of course, we’re all for cross-fertilisation especially when it adds to the enjoyment.
Which our friends at Lego have always done.
And where Irish Ferries are giving us a fresh incentive this Autumn to join in.
As part of their 10% savings on your theme park package break if you book before October 13.
Now we all have our favourites with some parks feeling like they’ve been around since the first Halloween.
Although they never feel old and are always freshening things up.
Particularly around Halloween, one of the biggest dates in the calendar.
On a theme
Thrill seekers can look forward to the return of award-winning Scarefest at Alton Towers,
While we’ve also been alerted to a fang-tastic Halloween at Chessington World of Adventures, HOWL’O’WEEN!
Both of which look frighteningly good and we’d encourage you to check out.
Still, we know that those of us who live in the earthly world are a little more limited in our mobility.
So we’re focusing on one theme park from our old stomping ground.
Brick or treat party
My own Scary One’s back yard of Berkshire in the south of England.
And Legoland Windsor which back in our time was a Safari Park.
But which is now the realm of our favourite blockheads.
And which will naturally be throwing a Brick or Treat party.
Cut us in
And so you can get your Legoland Windsor package at a cut-price €636, down from €706.
You’ll be treated to a return cruise ferry journey.
Stay for two nights at the Novotel Reading Centre
And enjoy a day at the theme park.
All for two adults and two children up to the age of 11.
