GLASGLOW returned to Glasgow’s Botanic Gardens and theshowbizlion.com was invited to try it out.
We jumped at the chance because let’s face it, it’s been a long time since we could go out and have some actual fun in a Covid safe environment.
We took our mask and our own hand sanitiser in case buy they’ve got plenty of sanitiser dotted around the Botanics in case you need some. They ask you just to wear a mask in queues or loos but we kept ours on for the bits where we thought there would be more people. There are stewards all along the attraction asking people to socially distance so it seemed very safe.
The attraction this year is centres around superheroes and Itison founder Oli Norman wrote a narrative that sees you start off on a journey of self discovery. It’s a positive message for wee ones - and those who might need it in this time of anxiety. There’s a hero in every one of us.
We were taken through different zones that were reminiscent of a Superman movie, the crystals, the fire, the lasers and the other worldly props.
There were pumpkins galore in what might be one of Scotland's largest pumpkin patches and we loved the huge Close Encounters style UFO.
The marshmallows and fire pit proved a hit and at £3 extra it wasn’t overpriced.
There’s a good village too if you want to enjoy some tacos and burgers.
By the end of the night we could feel the power and we loved posing for some superhero pics. In fact, you could say we were flying.
Tickets are officially sold out for those year but there are some floating about online - just make sure they are authentic :)
For peace of mind:
* A fully outdoor event with one-way system
* Reduced capacity and staggered arrival times
* Widened paths and removal of any pinch points
* Dedicated COVID safety officer
* Socially distanced queue management throughout
* Increased facilities, cleaning and hand sanitising stations along the route
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