Mr Blobby's Theme Park Has Been Left To Rot And It's A 90s Kid's Worst Nightmare

Two decades, Mr Blobby was one of the most famous faces on Saturday night TV and even had a Christmas number one single.

But these eerie pictures show how a theme park dedicated to Noel Edmonds' pink sidekick still stands - but has fallen into rotting neglect.

The scene inside 'Dunblobbin' in Somerset is every 90's kid's worst nightmare - Blobby's stately home in a squalid state with anti-Blobby and Edmonds graffiti scrawled on the walls.

There are also doors hanging off, a picket fence wrecked and general chaos inside the all-pink 'attraction'.

For those too young to remember, Mr Blobby was a household name in the 90s and a character in Noel Edmonds' House Party.

The Crinkley Bottom theme park - as it was called - opened in 1994 by Edmonds at the height of Mr Blobby’s fame.

However its run-down state mirrors the pink and yellow mumbler's spectacular fall from grace from his one time starring role on Noel's House Party. 

Mr Blobby soon after became a figure for ridicule when the New York Times described the pink and yellow mumbler as 'a metaphor for a nation gone soft in the head'.

The Crinkley Bottom theme park was sold in 1999 and while most was renovated and turned into a hotel and wildlife park, the annexed house was left to rot.

The explorer who uncovered the lost house, known as Urbanexboi, said: ‘It was strange to see the place after watching Noel's House Party as a child in the 90s.

‘Dunblobbin was different from my usual stuff, but we decided it would be something different and worth doing.

‘I’m glad I managed to see it as it has recently been bulldozed into history now. It was a very strange experience for me.’