THE WORLD’S first Bluey rollercoaster will be in the UK and it has announced its launch date.
Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies! will open on March 28 at Alton Towers Resort theme park in the West Midlands.
The new ride will be in CBeebies Land at the park and is based on the episode where Bluey and Bingo dress up as grannies called Janet and Rita.
The ride will be themed on the two characters causing chaos.
Recent images, that revealed a first look at the ride, show both of the characters dressed as grannies.
The ride is specifically designed for preschoolers and young families.
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Howard Ebison, vice president of Alton Towers Resort said: “Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies! is all about celebrating energy, play and those everyday moments families love about the show.
“It’s playful, unexpected and unmistakably Bluey – and we can’t wait to welcome families from March 28 to experience the world’s first Bluey coaster right here at Alton Towers Resort.”
In addition to the new ride, guests will also get the chance to meet-and-greet Mum (Chilli), Dad (Bandit), Bluey and Bingo.
There will be a live show experience as well inside the Big Fun Showtime at the park.
And, if you really want your visit to be all about Bluey, you can stay in new Bluey-themed hotel rooms at CBeebies Land Hotel.
Sun writer, Hannah Ferrett, stayed in one of the already-open Bluey rooms.
She said: “The hotel has done a great job.
“The kids slept in Bluey and Bingo’s room, complete with bunk beds, the recognisable watermelon rug and the cartoon dogs’ pretty Himalayan rock salt night light — a nice touch for little ones.
“The bathroom had pictures of Bluey and her sister plastered across the walls.
“My partner Dan and I were in Bandit and Chilli’s room, which had a king size bed, TV and lots of pictures of Bluey and Bingo as puppies, much to the delight of our kids.”
The room is one of 13 in total that have been designed with kids in mind.
Other rooms include Postman Pat, Bing and Octonauts.
Attractions in CBeebies Land include Peter Rabbit Hippity Hop where visitors join Peter Rabbit and Lily Bobtail as they explore the garden and try to figure out a series of puzzles.
There’s also the In The Night Garden Boat Ride where you head through a real Night Garden and see the characters.
A pass to visit CBeebies Land costs £32 when booked in advance, though you can also grab a £29 toddler and parent pass.
Children under 90cm tall go for free.
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