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viral experience, which was advertised as an immersive event based on the recent Timothée Chalamet movie, Wonka, went viral when it appeared to be a disappointment to many ticket holders.At £35 a ticket, attendees were promised audio and visual effects, chocolate fountains and a totally interactive experience, but were instead presented with low-budget props, limited refreshments and an AI-generated script, all carried out in an abandoned warehouse.The complaints made resulted in the event being closed on the same day it opened, and the ordeal has gone viral, with one particular element providing the most confusion.A silver-faced, wigged character called The Unknown was a key part of the event, designed as an evil rival chocolatier living in the walls of Willy Wonka’s factory, and used to frighten guests at the Glasgow experience.so excited to announce that i will be making a guest appearance as the unknown in @The London Dungeon on april 7th!!

This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Scofield have faced a furious backlash from those accusing them of skipping the lying-in-state queue.But it seems even the London Dungeon has decided to weigh in on the drama and roast the ITV hosts with a brutal new 'Holly and Phil' queue jump pass.Holly and Phil sparked outrage after they were accused of hopping the queue at Westminster to see the Queen's lying-in-state before her funeral.READ MORE: Holly Willoughby 'shaken and upset' after 'queue skip' backlash, says expertThis Morning later issued a statement denying that their stars skipped any queues and asserted they had obtained press accreditation to cover the event.Holly and Phil themselves later addressed the drama on their ITV daytime show earlier this week, explaining they didn't jump the queue and were simply there as part of the media. However, it hasn't stopped members of the public roasting the pair on social media, and now The London Dungeon has decided to get involved.The hugely popular London tourist attraction have released a new 'Holly and Phil' pass for people who are better than "peasants" who have to queue.The special 'offer', it jibes, is a perfect choice for those "too good to queue with the rest of the rabble".The press release read: "Visitors who ask for a ‘Holly & Phil’ when purchasing their tickets from the attraction until Friday of this week will gain queue jumping rights for the same price as a standard ticket.

We’re nearing the end of the summer holidays and by now, ideas for keeping the kids entertained may be starting to run out.