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CBeebies stars to set up shop in Westfield

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Wednesday, May 29, 2024 7:01 am
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The new CBeebies adventure in Westfield will be a great day out for the family this summer

The new CBeebies adventure in Westfield will be a great day out for the family this summer

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CHILDREN’S TV favourites including Bluey, Hey Duggee and Mr Tumble will be setting up shop – quite literally – in London.

CBeebies Rainbow Adventure is an immersive experience opening in Westfield London just in time for the summer holidays, making a perfect day out for families.

It will feature storytelling, theatrical roleplay, problem-solving, puppetry and fun over a 55-minute adventure that asks visitors to restore the colours of the CBeebies Rainbow.

Guests will visit interactive rooms along the way dedicated to CBeebies beloved shows Hey Duggee, Bluey, JoJo & Gran Gran and Mr Tumble and Friends.

At the end of the experience, visitors will have the opportunity to meet one of their favourite characters from the adventure who will pose for a photo.

CBeebies Rainbow Adventure has been designed to cater to everyone’s needs and will include a free-of-charge cloakroom and buggy park and complimentary admission for babes-in-arms.

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Offering an accessible and inclusive experience, CBeebies Rainbow Adventure will support a wide range of access requirements through relaxed and audio-described performances, visual guides, free carer tickets and wheelchair accessibility as well as having a team dedicated to supporting visitors with access queries

Tickets for CBeebies Rainbow Adventure cost from £15, plus a £1 handling fee.

For more details, or to book, log on to: www.cbeebiesrainbowadventure.com

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