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Step into Bluey’s Aussie Christmas only at Bluewater
BBC Studios warmly invites fans of the global hit animated series Bluey to visit Bluey’s Aussie Christmas, a free ticketed event exclusive to Bluewater Shopping Centre in Kent.
Families can step into Bluey’s Aussie Christmas, an Australian Christmas-themed activation that includes a huge Christmas tree inspired by the Bluey episode ‘Verandah Santa’ and Bingo’s ‘Crazy Christmas Lights’ moment. Kids can say hello to Bluey and Bingo, and personalise their own festive photo.
When visitors first arrive, they can take a snap in front of Bluey’s iconic family home, decorated for Christmas. Families will then be greeted by Bluey’s Helpers who will show them how to play fun games inspired by Bluey episodes.
Bluey’s Aussie Christmas will be located on the Ground Floor Atrium Space of the Rose Gallery, opposite John Lewis, and open to visitors across two fun-filled weekends: 28–30 November and 5–7 December. To reserve a free spot for Bluey’s Aussie Christmas, visit Bluey.tv.
Designed for families to enjoy together, Bluey’s Aussie Christmas lasts between 4-10 minutes, depending on group size and pace. Visitors may wait approximately 20 minutes before entry, during which time Bluey’s Helpers will be on hand to ensure guests are kept entertained.
So everyone can join the holiday fun, there will also be dedicated accessible sessions available to book , featuring thoughtful sensory adjustments such as lower noise levels and extended time slots for a more relaxed experience for those that need a little more time.
Additionally, Bluey’s Aussie Christmas’s stunning Christmas Tree will be at Bluewater from 28th November through until 29th December - for families to enjoy together throughout the holiday season.
Bluey is also sponsoring Bluewater’s much-loved Christmas attraction the Ice Rink. The undercover attraction is located outside the Village, near Zizzi’s and will be open every day until Sunday 4th January (excluding Christmas Day).
Families can step into Bluey’s Aussie Christmas, an Australian Christmas-themed activation that includes a huge Christmas tree inspired by the Bluey episode ‘Verandah Santa’ and Bingo’s ‘Crazy Christmas Lights’ moment. Kids can say hello to Bluey and Bingo, and personalise their own festive photo.
When visitors first arrive, they can take a snap in front of Bluey’s iconic family home, decorated for Christmas. Families will then be greeted by Bluey’s Helpers who will show them how to play fun games inspired by Bluey episodes.
Bluey’s Aussie Christmas will be located on the Ground Floor Atrium Space of the Rose Gallery, opposite John Lewis, and open to visitors across two fun-filled weekends: 28–30 November and 5–7 December. To reserve a free spot for Bluey’s Aussie Christmas, visit Bluey.tv.
Designed for families to enjoy together, Bluey’s Aussie Christmas lasts between 4-10 minutes, depending on group size and pace. Visitors may wait approximately 20 minutes before entry, during which time Bluey’s Helpers will be on hand to ensure guests are kept entertained.
So everyone can join the holiday fun, there will also be dedicated accessible sessions available to book , featuring thoughtful sensory adjustments such as lower noise levels and extended time slots for a more relaxed experience for those that need a little more time.
Additionally, Bluey’s Aussie Christmas’s stunning Christmas Tree will be at Bluewater from 28th November through until 29th December - for families to enjoy together throughout the holiday season.
Bluey is also sponsoring Bluewater’s much-loved Christmas attraction the Ice Rink. The undercover attraction is located outside the Village, near Zizzi’s and will be open every day until Sunday 4th January (excluding Christmas Day).
Fri 28 Nov to Sunday 7 December
Bluewater Parkway, Greenhithe, Kent DA9 9ST
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