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WINTERLAND RETURNS TO FULHAM IN FEBRUARY DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND
London’s first Thameside forest returns with brand new attractions including a bespoke karaoke booth as well as special romantic Valentines igloo packages.
London’s first thameside enchanted forest IS BACK! Winterland attracted thousands of guests since opening in November, and due to popular demand is now returning for one month throughout February. For the perfect opportunity to get an injection of winter warmth, enjoy their delicious mulled wine and hot cocktails from the now fully licenced bar (wohooo!) as well as mouth-watering street food treats, fondue and raclette from Jimmy’s Lodge. A bespoke karaoke booth is new to the site, so guests can belt out their favourite tunes all night long, as well the ever popular curling, mini golf, ping pong and prosecco/beer pong all on offer. Resident DJ’s will also be on- hand every night to mix up the dancefloor from 7pm onward.
Winterland will also be offering special packages on it’s igloos for Valentines Day for those lovebirds wanting to cosy up in style. As well as birthday packages of fondue and booze, including a dedicated butler on hand to keep glasses topped up at all times. Entry to Winterland London starts at £5 with licensed bar, street food, to heated seating and the enchanted forest. Private hire and dining bookings available.
Further information via:
www.winterlandlondon.com
Now open throughout February, Winterland, one of the city’s most extravagant heated outdoor drinking, dining and entertainment destinations, boasts its very own enchanted forest, cosy winter lodges, riverside igloos, curling lanes, karaoke booths and a fully licensed bar featuring winter warmer cocktails such as the Spiced Hot Maple Bourbon Toddy and Gin Merry Martini. Guests can relax on fur lined sofas and indulge in food courtesy of Jimmy Garcia of Jimmy’s Lodge, who is on hand to serve up incredible fondues and raclettes.
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As well as amazing food and drink on offer, Winterland boasts an amazing snow-clad adult playground, featuring four fantastic curling lanes where guests can try their hand at a Winter Olympics favourite, neon-lit mini golf, beer & prosecco pong for a wintery spin on the classic college drinking game, and table tennis for those who want to keep fit whatever the weather. New for February is Winterland’s very own karaoke booth where visitors can belt out the best of old and new classics to their hearts content, a perfect way to stay warm!
Winterland welcomes parties and larger groups. Fur lined sofas can be booked for up to 15 people and group bookings of up to 10 have access to heated winter lodges and heated igloos by the river for up to 8 people. Birthday packages of fondue and booze are available to pre- order. Curling lanes, beer pong and ping pong tables available to hire from £5 per person. Private hire and secret private dining room bookings available, as are karaoke booth bookings.
Entry starts at £5, giving entry and access to any of the free seating from feasting tables to furry sofas. Limited tickets can be purchased on the door or jump the queue by pre-booking ticket on the Winterland website.
Find the perfect spot at Winterland, a romantic hut to snuggle up in, weekend family brunch in the enchanted forest, or friends for a party. Eat, drink, play games and listen to music alongside the river Thames offering affordable and heated outdoor drinking and dining at its best.
For further information visit:
neverlandlondon.com/winterland
PRICES
General entry £5 Sofas £95 Winter Lodge £80 Feasting Table £95 Igloo £95
Curling - £40 for 30 minutes (max of 8 people) Beer pong £10 for 30 minutes Table tennis £10 for 30 minutes Mini golf - £5 per round per person Karaoke £120 for 2 hour session (max of 10 people)
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