Hinckley Times

‘Best of British’ theme for fireworks spectacula­r

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DRAYTON Manor Park will be turning the sky red, white and blue during its Fireworks Spectacula­r this year with a ‘Best of British’ theme.

The family owned and run theme park, located near Tamworth in Staffordsh­ire, is preparing to end its main season with the eagerly-anticipate­d annual fireworks event, which will be taking place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 2-4. The incredible fireworks display, which lasts for twenty minutes, will be perfectly timed to a toe-tapping, patriotic soundtrack including The Beatles, Oasis, Take That, Spice Girls and more. It will be a truly remarkable celebratio­n of everything British, marking an iconic year where we have welcomed a new Prince, witnessed a Royal Wedding and celebrated the 65th anniversar­y of the Queen’s Coronation.

Many rides will remain open until 9pm so guests can continue to experience adrenaline-pumping thrill rides into the night including Accelerato­r, the action-packed rollercoas­ter adventure, and 54-metre drop tower ride, Apocalypse.

There’s also Europe’s only Thomas Land, which marks its 10th anniversar­y this year, where there are more than 25 rides and attraction­s to discover before heading to the main Fireworks Spectacula­r event. At Thomas Land, your little engine can enjoy favourites such as Flynn’s Fire Rescue, Rockin’ Bulstrode, Cranky Crane and James and the Red Balloon.

George Bryan, company director at Drayton Manor Park, said: “We look forward to working with the award-winning Fantastic Fireworks each year to create a truly memorable Fireworks Spectacula­r for our visitors. Our fireworks event is one of the biggest displays in the Midlands and we can’t wait for families to experience our ‘Best of British’ theme, which will be visually stunning and accompanie­d by some instantly recognisab­le music.”

For further informatio­n and to book tickets, visit www.draytonman­or.co.uk/fireworks

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