FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT Have a
magical, musical, marvellous Christmas
at Carlton Park Hotel
Oh, what fun it will be at the Carlton Park Hotel this December as a flurry of Very Important Guests arrive to put on a magical, musical and marvellous Christmas for all the family.
From bustling breakfast mornings with your children’s favourite characters, to sing-a-long lunches that will leave you rockin’ around the Carlton Park’s Christmas tree – get into the festive spirit at one of their upcoming family events. Back by popular demand for a fourth year, kick start the celebrations with a very magical breakfast indeed. This year, there will be two themed mornings for little guests to enjoy. When the sky’s awake on Saturday 8th
December, the Carlton Park will be too as it prepares for Frozen Fever to hit the hotel. Join Arendelle royalty Elsa and Anna and their loveable friend Olaf for a breakfast fit for an Ice Queen. While Elsa treats herself to a bowl of frosted flakes, help yourself to a wonderful buffet breakfast filled with all your favourites. And we all know Olaf loves warm hugs so get ready for lots of cuddles as he makes his way around the crowds. The following Saturday on 15th December, be sure to wake your sleeping beauties and caped crusaders early so they can get to the Carlton Park in a flash to marvel at their beloved superheroes and princesses. Speaking of princesses, the Fairy Godmother will be sprinkling her magic around the Carlton Park on Saturday 22nd December as the annual family pantomime returns with Cinderella – oh, yes it does! Join poor Cinders and her trusty friend Buttons as they battle her scheming Ugly
Sisters in this enchanting tale. Christmas is of course all about the children but that doesn’t mean the adults have to miss out on all
the fun, too. This December, get the party started with one of Carlton Park’s cabaret lunches featuring a merry line up of musical stars. From ABBA to Buddy Holly, Tom Jones to Shirley Bassey, oh, boy will those dancing queens be able to rave on and sing along to all their well-known hits. Take a journey through your favourite musicals, give a salute to the 60s and don’t forget to jingle bell rock your way through the month.
And before 2019 greets us, gather with everyone at the Carlton Park’s family New Year celebrations with fun for young and old.
Festive fun for al the family at
Magical BREAKFAST
A
Join Santa and his special guests for an enchanting start to the day
frozen theme with Elsa, Anna and Olaf
Saturday 8th December
Saturday 15th December Superheroes
and
Princesses 8.30am-11.30am
Special appearances at 8.30am, 9.30am and 10.30am
Festive buffet-style breakfast with continental and carvery selections served 8.30am-10.30am
Plus face painting, balloon modeling and a small gift from Santa for each child
Adults: £12.95 Children (2-12): £6.95 Under 2s: Free
CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME
Cinderela
You shall go to the ball with this ‘rags to riches’ tale, brought to you by Panto in a Day
Saturday 22nd December From 12pm Performance: 1pm-3pm with a 30min interval £7.95 per person
FAMILY New Year
THEMED LUNCHES
Festive Get into the
party spirit at one of our popular cabaret tribute lunches
3 course festive lunch served 12pm-1pm Followed by a cabaret performance until 3.30pm £14.95 per person
December DATES: Paul Anthony Mon 3rd,
UPCOMING CELEBRATIONS
Sunday 30th December 3.30pm-7pm Includes a 2 course buffet served 4pm-5pm With children’s party games and disco
Sunday 30th December 3. Includesa2course buffet served
Adults: £14.95 Children (2-12): £8.95 Under 2s: Free
Thurs 13th and Weds 19th Journey Through the Musicals Tues 4th ABBA Girls Weds 5th and Mon 17th Buddy Holly Thurs 6th A Salute to the 60s Fri 7th & 21st Tom Jones Mon 10th Shirley Bassey Tues 11th Motown Weds 12th Jingle Bell Rock Tues 18th Neil Diamond Thurs 20th
For more information or to book, call 01709 849955 or email
sales@carltonparkhotel.com 102-104 Moorgate Road, Rotherham S60 2BG
www.carltonparkhotel.com
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