Are you ready for some Duggee time? If you have a young child, chances are you hear those words frequently as Hey Duggee has become one of CBeebies’ most beloved shows. Narrated by Alexander Armstrong, the show has aired over 200 episodes since its debut in 2014.
Now, families can experience a stay in Duggee’s Clubhouse at the CBeebies Land Hotel at Alton Towers. Alongside existing themed rooms from shows like Bing, Something Special, and Bluey, Hey Duggee is the newest addition to the lineup.
Starting this Saturday, families can reserve Hey Duggee themed rooms that can accommodate up to five guests, or suites for up to seven. Each room features a double bed, themed furnishings, a separate area for kids with bunk beds and an additional trundle bed, along with interactive games inspired by the series.
Children will delight in seeing familiar characters like Betty, Happy, Norrie, Tag, and Roly around the room. Guests will also enjoy complimentary breakfast, free parking, and a round of mini-golf. Additionally, hotel guests have the option to purchase a two-day theme park ticket for £49, offering a cost-effective daily rate.
Fans of Hey Duggee can explore the Hey Duggee Big Adventure Badge area in CBeebies Land, featuring various sensory play zones for children to engage in exciting activities. Upon completion, kids can earn their very own Big Adventure Badge.
The park also presents Hey Duggee Live in the Big Fun Showtime area, where children can participate in solving clues to obtain their Map Badge. Young visitors can also meet Duggee in person and receive a warm Duggee hug.
The introduction of Hey Duggee themed rooms is not the only exciting addition to CBeebies Land and its hotel. On March 28, the world’s first Bluey-themed rollercoaster, “Bluey the Ride: Here Come The Grannies!” is set to launch.
This rollercoaster will take kids on a gentle journey through the Heeler family’s backyard, featuring mild twists and turns ideal for young riders’ first rollercoaster experience. The ride will pay homage to the show’s characters Bluey and Bingo dressed as grannies Janet and Rita, adding a touch of fan-favorite references.
As Bluey’s popularity rises, more Bluey-themed rooms are being incorporated into the CBeebies Land Hotel, mirroring the Heeler home design. Like the Hey Duggee rooms, these accommodations offer separate sleeping quarters for children.
For more information and to book your stay, visit the CBeebies Land Hotel site. Alternatively, you can book day tickets to Alton Towers online starting from £32 per day or £64 for an annual pass.
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