World's first Elf On The Shelf Christmas Adventure launches with tickets on sale now

Tai Kolade

2 October 2024 at 1:39 pm·2-min read

The Elf on the Shelf Christmas Adventure at Bluewater — -Credit: (Image: Elf on the Shelf)

Bluewater Shopping Centre in Kent has launched its ticket sales for its World-First The Elf On The Shelf Christmas Adventure. Based on the hit Christmas story, the experience will be a delightful Christmas adventure for the whole family.

The story of The Elf on the Shelf tells of a scout elf who hides in people's homes to watch over events. The elf then reports back to Santa Claus at the North Pole to tell all the things that happened that day in the family so that Santa can tell who to put on the naughty and nice lists.

The story, written by Carol Aebersold and her daughter Chanda Bell, has now been turned into an immersive fun mission of festive games and challenges at Bluewater. The aim of the experience is to help the Scout Elves spread Christmas cheer to make sure Christmas gets off to a flying start.

The experience will run through the festive season from November 16 — The experience will run up until Christmas Eve at Bluewater -Credit:Michael Baister Photography

Tickets for the 25-minute adventure which opens on November 16 are now available to purchase. Tickets cost £6.50 per adult and £14.50 per child and will run until Christmas Eve. The experience opens at 10am and closes at 5pm, 6pm or 7pm depending on the day you go.

At 10am and 10.30am on Thursdays and Sundays slots will be reserved for accessible sessions. In these sessions, sensory adjustments will be made including reduced noise capacity and a less formal structure.

Scout Elves from Elf on the Shelf — You will have the opportunity to help the Scout Elves in the experience -Credit:The Elf on the Shelf/Bluewater

Guests will collect stamps on their Christmas Spirit Checklist as they complete games and challenges and there will be an Elf Name Generator to provide individual elf names. As well as making a wish at the wish-gatherer, challenges will include Christmas tree decorating and snowball throwing.

Meanwhile, Santa will be watching over the ‘Christmas Spiritmeter’, a magical machine monitoring Christmas Spirit levels, and he may even make an appearance at the adventure himself. At the end of it all, each child will receive a gift to take home to remember their festive adventure.

The Elf on the Shelf® Christmas Adventure tickets can be purchased at: https://bluewater.co.uk/elf-shelf-christmas-adventure.

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