Gulliver’s Theme Park Resorts Expands Accommodation Capacity
The new hotels at Gulliver’s World in Warrington are adding an extra 32 themed rooms to the resort.
(eap) The British family-run theme park group Gulliver’s Theme Park Resorts has expanded the accommodation facilities across all four of its theme park locations. With this investment, Gulliver’s responds to the increased demand for short breaks seen in the last twelve months. The most extensive expansion has taken place at Gulliver’s World in Warrington, where two new accommodation facilities – “The Enchanted Castle Hotel” and “Pirate Ship Hotel” – have opened. Whilst the pirate-themed hotel offers rooms for up to four people, each room at the Enchanted Castle Hotel can accommodate five people. In total, the two hotels add 32 themed rooms to the accommodation portfolio in Warrington.
The “Pirate Ship Hotel” is a real eye-catcher.
At Gulliver’s first theme park, Gulliver’s Kingdom in Matlock Bath, two additional themed rooms have been created in “The Willows”, bringing the complex’s total to eleven rooms and apartments. At Gulliver’s Valley in Rotherham, two new “Voyager Cabins”, two “Explorer Cabins” and seven permanent mobile homes have increased accommodation capacity. Last but not least, an eye-catching red “London bus” has been installed at Gulliver’s Land in Milton Keynes, offering families of up to two adults and two children a special stay.
“We are so excited to be launching our new accommodation across our resorts ahead of a busy summer season. In total, Gulliver’s now boasts more than 300 accommodation units across all four resorts with over 30 inventive and exciting themes that really appeal to children and their families and we see them coming back time and time again!” said Julie Dalton, Managing Director of Gulliver’s Theme Park Resorts.
And that’s not all: further accommodation options are already being planned at all four locations. ■
