A new magical Christmas Experience at Tamworth Castle

Tuesday, 19 October 2021 17:02

A festive new Christmas Spectacular is taking place at Tamworth Castle this December, where Santa will be joined by his two elves, Jingle and Jangle, to entertain children in the Great Hall.

The brand-new Christmas Experience will be held on Saturday, December 11th and Sunday, December 12^thand Saturday, December 18^th and Sunday, December 19^th between 9.30am and 2.30pm. (Book a one hour time slot). Tickets are on sale now, so pick them up as soon as possible because it’s guaranteed to sell out fast!

Tickets are priced £16.95 for children and £10 adults.

Visitors will be welcomed to the Castle by a guide, who will lead the group around the building and through the festive decorated rooms. Children will be given the opportunity to write a letter to Father Christmas before meeting the man himself in the Great Hall.

A festive show will be performed including appearances from Jingle and Jangle, Santa’s mischievous elves. Finishing with all children receiving a special gift.

What better way to get into the Christmas spirit than to enjoy a special tour and show in a truly historic setting? You’re sure to find plenty of Christmas cheer at Tamworth Castle this December.

For more information and to book tickets, please visit: www.tamworthcastle.co.uk/events.

Cllr Robert Pritchard, Deputy Leader of Tamworth Borough Council, said: “We are delighted to announce our brand-new Christmas Experience at Tamworth Castle.

“Following last year’s cancellation of our Christmas events due to the pandemic, it is very exciting to be able to open our castle gates to Father Christmas and welcome families to join us with our celebrations.

“This new event offers a tour of the iconic castle rooms, before being entertained by Santa and his elves in our stunning Great Hall.

“Make sure you are all on the good list and you will receive a special gift from Santa!”

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