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点评：We were nervous in the run up to our visit what with all the negative reviews of late. But at the end, we all actually had a wonderful time. The kids loved it. Though, it was a bit boring in places.
We were a group of four adults and two kids and we arrived in ample time before our slot and while we found the accessible parking not to be obvious, we were directed by the car park staff when asked and we parked up and it was then a short walk to the entrance. The weather was drizzly today, but everything is mostly indoors so all good. Still recommend wrapping up warm just in case.
The set up, ambience, decor is absolutely stunning. All very well done. We did a Father Christmas themed experience last year which we thoughy was good, but Lapland Manchester took if to the next level. The actors are fabulous. We checked in and the little folk received their passports and a bag of jingles (coins to exchange for food or anything in the shops). I thought this was a brilliant idea as it also gave the little ones a chance to manage their coins and see if they had enough jingles to purchase what they wanted and spread it out or rationalise. You have to pay for your jingles...it really should be part of the price of the ticket if not only £10 to £15.
The actor at reception did give us a eyeroll towards the end which I caught and that wasn't a great first impression of what was to come.
We waited around and visited the shops before we headed into the first act, and once there we were waited and once it started it went on for a rather long time, about 20 mins, it got boring. Big and little folk alike were looking bored.
Next stop was the forest... we were ...well I say greeted loosely by Pebbles who checked our passports and just said "to the left". Very blunt. No cheery-hi. Just "to the left".
The forest with Eeko was a tad bit boring and I felt it went on a bit too long.
Next stop the Toy Factory and this is where we felt it picked up and the kids didn't look as bored. It was interactive as we got to build toys, although, we ended up with something that looked like a seal as the ears wouldn't velcro on and kept falling off as did the tail.
Next stop, the Mother Christmases kitchen, to be honest I didn't even listen to most of what was said and performed here, I'm not sure why, as the set up waw fantastic. But the gingerbread house decorating was great. Kids enjoyed it. They wolfed them down as we wait for lunch as they were very hungry by the time we reached the Elven forest (our slot was 10.30am).
Next stop the lunch break was in the Elven Forest, there are shops, the post office and an ice rink. Seating is limited but we managed to find a spot easily.
The food and drink here is expensive. I had initially wanted to bring food and drink in but read you couldn't. So didn’t, only to find people did bring in their own snacks and drinks.
We bought the food in waves, for a tea, lapland hot chocolate and 2 XXL hotdogs and some chips it was £45. It was a very nice brackwurst though. Food served very quickly. I ordered pull pork fries and was given loaded bacon as the cashier logged the wrong item. Also, they were supposed to be fries. They aren't fries, they are but chunky chips.
The hot chocolate is expensive but very yummy, not sure what flavour the cream was bit it was a delight. The tea was very nice too, even though it was just a everyday tea.
The postoffice was great, writing letters to Santa.
There was a technical delay in "seeing the reindeers" which are actually just animatronics and not the real deal like advertised on their website. Though, I totally understand that companies are trying to use live animals less for entertainment like this for concerns of animal welfare, but I found it totally bizarre, and still thought there would be real reindeer in the next part, given the fact you queue up for a bag of FEED. I also assumed this bag of feed would of been included in the ticket price....it isn't. We paid nearly £200 per kid yet, and nearly £200 per adult to visit on the day we visited...and no FEED included??
You pay £6 for this feed and there are no reindeers to feed with it. Felt like an absolute cheeky money grab. What are we buying feed for? It explicitly says not for human consumption as well, then they sprinkle it with some green stuff. We have two bags of feed for nothing, and no purpose... costing £12! Is the idea to stick this with the milk and mince pies at home? Depending on how many kids people have...this is £6 a bag for the visual idea of it.
In our experience, we booked it so the Little Folk had 25 jingles each to spend. At the price everyone pays per ticket, Big and Little Folk should also get jingles included in their experience in my opinion, even if it is only £10 or £15. And definitely the Little ones should get q bag of feed included.
I read afterward our experience that someone wrote a review for the experience in the Manchester Evening News. They mentioned they had 10 photo opportunities and purchased a photo bundle? We only saw one professional photo stop which was by a sleigh in the reindeer/feed station. Did we miss 9 stops? If so, HOW?
The Little Folk receives a toy at the end of the experience. We were expecting polar bears as this is what was mentioned at the toy factory, but the kids received huskies, which they loved.
The staff in the shops are a little clueless and cannot answer basic questions about stock. I asked one in the Elven Forest where we had lunch, were there more shops beyond this point or if this was the main shop and were the rest smaller offering less options. I was told yes, that the Elven one was the main one with the most choice...Only to find at the very end, a massive shop, and obviously not many jingles left so you have to spend even more cash.
We exited to blue skies and two bags of unused feed - yes, this became a gripe for the day! Ha ha
I thought the experience was great at the point of building in the Toy Factory. That was the turning point.
For others yet to visit, I think Big and Little Folk would enjoy it overall, but it is very expensive for what it is, and I still can't get over the pointless bag of feed you pay for. You might want to skip this and save yourself £6 per child.
The casting of the performance actors is very interesting as it obvious. You will only find diversity serving you in the shops. I found this disappointing to notice this.
We were a group of four adults and two kids and we arrived in ample time before our slot and while we found the accessible parking not to be obvious, we were directed by the car park staff when asked and we parked up and it was then a short walk to the entrance. The weather was drizzly today, but everything is mostly indoors so all good. Still recommend wrapping up warm just in case.
The set up, ambience, decor is absolutely stunning. All very well done. We did a Father Christmas themed experience last year which we thoughy was good, but Lapland Manchester took if to the next level. The actors are fabulous. We checked in and the little folk received their passports and a bag of jingles (coins to exchange for food or anything in the shops). I thought this was a brilliant idea as it also gave the little ones a chance to manage their coins and see if they had enough jingles to purchase what they wanted and spread it out or rationalise. You have to pay for your jingles...it really should be part of the price of the ticket if not only £10 to £15.
The actor at reception did give us a eyeroll towards the end which I caught and that wasn't a great first impression of what was to come.
We waited around and visited the shops before we headed into the first act, and once there we were waited and once it started it went on for a rather long time, about 20 mins, it got boring. Big and little folk alike were looking bored.
Next stop was the forest... we were ...well I say greeted loosely by Pebbles who checked our passports and just said "to the left". Very blunt. No cheery-hi. Just "to the left".
The forest with Eeko was a tad bit boring and I felt it went on a bit too long.
Next stop the Toy Factory and this is where we felt it picked up and the kids didn't look as bored. It was interactive as we got to build toys, although, we ended up with something that looked like a seal as the ears wouldn't velcro on and kept falling off as did the tail.
Next stop, the Mother Christmases kitchen, to be honest I didn't even listen to most of what was said and performed here, I'm not sure why, as the set up waw fantastic. But the gingerbread house decorating was great. Kids enjoyed it. They wolfed them down as we wait for lunch as they were very hungry by the time we reached the Elven forest (our slot was 10.30am).
Next stop the lunch break was in the Elven Forest, there are shops, the post office and an ice rink. Seating is limited but we managed to find a spot easily.
The food and drink here is expensive. I had initially wanted to bring food and drink in but read you couldn't. So didn’t, only to find people did bring in their own snacks and drinks.
We bought the food in waves, for a tea, lapland hot chocolate and 2 XXL hotdogs and some chips it was £45. It was a very nice brackwurst though. Food served very quickly. I ordered pull pork fries and was given loaded bacon as the cashier logged the wrong item. Also, they were supposed to be fries. They aren't fries, they are but chunky chips.
The hot chocolate is expensive but very yummy, not sure what flavour the cream was bit it was a delight. The tea was very nice too, even though it was just a everyday tea.
The postoffice was great, writing letters to Santa.
There was a technical delay in "seeing the reindeers" which are actually just animatronics and not the real deal like advertised on their website. Though, I totally understand that companies are trying to use live animals less for entertainment like this for concerns of animal welfare, but I found it totally bizarre, and still thought there would be real reindeer in the next part, given the fact you queue up for a bag of FEED. I also assumed this bag of feed would of been included in the ticket price....it isn't. We paid nearly £200 per kid yet, and nearly £200 per adult to visit on the day we visited...and no FEED included??
You pay £6 for this feed and there are no reindeers to feed with it. Felt like an absolute cheeky money grab. What are we buying feed for? It explicitly says not for human consumption as well, then they sprinkle it with some green stuff. We have two bags of feed for nothing, and no purpose... costing £12! Is the idea to stick this with the milk and mince pies at home? Depending on how many kids people have...this is £6 a bag for the visual idea of it.
In our experience, we booked it so the Little Folk had 25 jingles each to spend. At the price everyone pays per ticket, Big and Little Folk should also get jingles included in their experience in my opinion, even if it is only £10 or £15. And definitely the Little ones should get q bag of feed included.
I read afterward our experience that someone wrote a review for the experience in the Manchester Evening News. They mentioned they had 10 photo opportunities and purchased a photo bundle? We only saw one professional photo stop which was by a sleigh in the reindeer/feed station. Did we miss 9 stops? If so, HOW?
The Little Folk receives a toy at the end of the experience. We were expecting polar bears as this is what was mentioned at the toy factory, but the kids received huskies, which they loved.
The staff in the shops are a little clueless and cannot answer basic questions about stock. I asked one in the Elven Forest where we had lunch, were there more shops beyond this point or if this was the main shop and were the rest smaller offering less options. I was told yes, that the Elven one was the main one with the most choice...Only to find at the very end, a massive shop, and obviously not many jingles left so you have to spend even more cash.
We exited to blue skies and two bags of unused feed - yes, this became a gripe for the day! Ha ha
I thought the experience was great at the point of building in the Toy Factory. That was the turning point.
For others yet to visit, I think Big and Little Folk would enjoy it overall, but it is very expensive for what it is, and I still can't get over the pointless bag of feed you pay for. You might want to skip this and save yourself £6 per child.
The casting of the performance actors is very interesting as it obvious. You will only find diversity serving you in the shops. I found this disappointing to notice this.
翻译：最近看到一些负面评价，我们去之前还挺忐忑的。但最后，我们都玩得很开心，孩子们也特别喜欢。虽然有些地方确实有点无聊。
我们一行四位大人和两个孩子，提前到达，时间很充裕。虽然无障碍停车位不太显眼，但问了之后，停车场的工作人员给我们指了路，我们停好车后，走一小段路就到了入口。今天下着毛毛雨，不过大部分活动都在室内，所以没什么问题。但还是建议大家穿暖和点，以防万一。
这里的布置、氛围和装饰都美得令人惊艳，一切都做得非常出色。我们去年也体验过一个圣诞老人主题的活动，当时觉得还不错，但曼彻斯特拉普兰乐园更胜一筹。演员们的表演精彩绝伦。我们办理了登记手续，孩子们拿到了护照和一袋小硬币（可以在商店里兑换食物或其他东西）。我觉得这个主意很棒，因为它也让小朋友们有机会管理自己的硬币，看看他们攒够了多少“叮当币”来买自己想要的东西，然后合理分配或理性消费。不过，这些“叮当币”是要花钱买的……如果可以的话，最好是包含在票价里，哪怕只收10到15英镑。
接待处的那位演员在快结束的时候翻了个白眼，我正好看到了，这让我对接下来的体验印象不太好。
我们在外面逛了逛商店，然后才去观看第一幕。到了那里，我们等了一会儿，演出开始后持续了相当长的时间，大约20分钟，让人觉得很无聊。大人小孩看起来都很无聊。
下一站是森林……我们……嗯，应该说是被“鹅卵石”冷淡地“迎接”了。他检查了我们的护照，然后只说了句“往左走”。非常生硬。没有热情的问候，只有一句“往左走”。
和伊克一起的森林有点无聊，我觉得时间有点长。
下一站是玩具工厂，我们感觉这里热闹多了，孩子们也不那么无聊了。这里可以互动，我们可以自己动手制作玩具，不过，我们最后做出来的东西看起来像只海豹，因为耳朵和尾巴都粘不上，老是掉下来。
下一站是圣诞妈妈的厨房，说实话，我几乎没怎么听讲解，也不知道为什么，因为布置得太棒了。不过，姜饼屋的装饰环节很精彩，孩子们玩得很开心。等我们到精灵森林的时候（我们预约的是上午10:30），孩子们已经饿得不行了，所以在等午饭的时候，他们狼吞虎咽地吃着姜饼。
下一站是精灵森林，我们在这里吃午饭。这里有商店、邮局和一个溜冰场。座位有限，但我们很轻松地就找到了位置。
这里的食物和饮料都很贵。我原本想自带食物和饮料，但看到网上说不行，所以就没带。结果发现有人确实带了零食和饮料进去。
我们分批买了食物，一杯茶、一杯拉普兰热巧克力、两根超大热狗和一些薯条一共花了45英镑。不过，那根布拉克香肠味道确实不错。上菜速度很快。我点的是手撕猪肉薯条，结果收银员记错了，给了我一份培根。而且，他们说的应该是薯条，但实际上不是，只是粗薯条而已。
热巧克力很贵，但是非常好喝，我不知道奶油是什么口味的，但味道很棒。茶也很好喝，虽然只是普通的茶。
邮局很棒，可以给圣诞老人写信。
“看驯鹿”的时候遇到了一些技术故障，那些驯鹿其实只是电子动画模型，而不是像他们网站上宣传的那样是真的驯鹿。虽然我完全理解出于动物福利的考虑，公司正在努力减少这类娱乐活动中使用活体动物，但我仍然觉得这非常奇怪。考虑到要排队买一袋饲料，我还以为接下来会看到真正的驯鹿呢。我还以为这袋饲料包含在门票里……结果并没有。我们那天每个孩子花了将近200英镑，每个大人也花了将近200英镑……居然不包含饲料？！
你花了6英镑买这袋饲料，却没有驯鹿可以喂。感觉就像是赤裸裸的宰客。我们买饲料干嘛？上面还明确写着不能供人食用，然后他们又撒了一些绿色的东西。我们白白买了2袋饲料，毫无用处……花了12英镑！难道是想让我们把这玩意儿和牛奶、肉馅饼一起带回家吃吗？这取决于你家有多少孩子……这6英镑一袋饲料，就为了看看它的样子。
根据我们的经验，我们预订的时候，让孩子们每人有25个游戏币可以玩。我觉得，既然票价这么贵，大人小孩都应该在体验中包含游戏币，哪怕只是10英镑或15英镑也行。而且，孩子们肯定应该得到一袋饲料。
体验结束后，我在《曼彻斯特晚报》上看到有人写了篇关于这次体验的评论。他们说有10个拍照点，还买了照片套餐？我们只看到一个专业拍照点，就在驯鹿/喂食站的雪橇旁边。难道我们错过了9个拍照点？如果真是这样，怎么会错过？
孩子们在体验结束后会收到一个玩具。我们原本以为会是北极熊，因为玩具工厂那边是这么说的，结果孩子们收到的是哈士奇，他们很喜欢。
商店里的工作人员有点儿迷糊，连基本的商品信息都回答不了。我在我们吃午饭的精灵森林问了一位工作人员，后面还有没有其他商店，还是说这家就是主店，其他的店都比较小，选择也比较少。工作人员告诉我精灵森林那家是主店，商品种类最多……结果到了最后才发现，那家店其实很大，但显然已经卖光了，所以你还得花更多的钱。
我们走出去的时候，天空湛蓝，还有两袋没用完的饲料——没错，这成了我们当天最不愉快的事情！哈哈
我觉得在玩具工厂里搭建模型那段体验很棒，那是个转折点。
对于还没去过的人，我觉得大人小孩总体上都会喜欢，但就其内容而言，价格太贵了，而且我至今都无法理解那袋莫名其妙要花钱买的饲料。你或许可以跳过这个环节，每个孩子省下6英镑。
表演演员的选角很有意思，因为很明显。你只有在商店里才能看到多元化的面孔。注意到这一点，我感到很失望。
我们一行四位大人和两个孩子，提前到达，时间很充裕。虽然无障碍停车位不太显眼，但问了之后，停车场的工作人员给我们指了路，我们停好车后，走一小段路就到了入口。今天下着毛毛雨，不过大部分活动都在室内，所以没什么问题。但还是建议大家穿暖和点，以防万一。
这里的布置、氛围和装饰都美得令人惊艳，一切都做得非常出色。我们去年也体验过一个圣诞老人主题的活动，当时觉得还不错，但曼彻斯特拉普兰乐园更胜一筹。演员们的表演精彩绝伦。我们办理了登记手续，孩子们拿到了护照和一袋小硬币（可以在商店里兑换食物或其他东西）。我觉得这个主意很棒，因为它也让小朋友们有机会管理自己的硬币，看看他们攒够了多少“叮当币”来买自己想要的东西，然后合理分配或理性消费。不过，这些“叮当币”是要花钱买的……如果可以的话，最好是包含在票价里，哪怕只收10到15英镑。
接待处的那位演员在快结束的时候翻了个白眼，我正好看到了，这让我对接下来的体验印象不太好。
我们在外面逛了逛商店，然后才去观看第一幕。到了那里，我们等了一会儿，演出开始后持续了相当长的时间，大约20分钟，让人觉得很无聊。大人小孩看起来都很无聊。
下一站是森林……我们……嗯，应该说是被“鹅卵石”冷淡地“迎接”了。他检查了我们的护照，然后只说了句“往左走”。非常生硬。没有热情的问候，只有一句“往左走”。
和伊克一起的森林有点无聊，我觉得时间有点长。
下一站是玩具工厂，我们感觉这里热闹多了，孩子们也不那么无聊了。这里可以互动，我们可以自己动手制作玩具，不过，我们最后做出来的东西看起来像只海豹，因为耳朵和尾巴都粘不上，老是掉下来。
下一站是圣诞妈妈的厨房，说实话，我几乎没怎么听讲解，也不知道为什么，因为布置得太棒了。不过，姜饼屋的装饰环节很精彩，孩子们玩得很开心。等我们到精灵森林的时候（我们预约的是上午10:30），孩子们已经饿得不行了，所以在等午饭的时候，他们狼吞虎咽地吃着姜饼。
下一站是精灵森林，我们在这里吃午饭。这里有商店、邮局和一个溜冰场。座位有限，但我们很轻松地就找到了位置。
这里的食物和饮料都很贵。我原本想自带食物和饮料，但看到网上说不行，所以就没带。结果发现有人确实带了零食和饮料进去。
我们分批买了食物，一杯茶、一杯拉普兰热巧克力、两根超大热狗和一些薯条一共花了45英镑。不过，那根布拉克香肠味道确实不错。上菜速度很快。我点的是手撕猪肉薯条，结果收银员记错了，给了我一份培根。而且，他们说的应该是薯条，但实际上不是，只是粗薯条而已。
热巧克力很贵，但是非常好喝，我不知道奶油是什么口味的，但味道很棒。茶也很好喝，虽然只是普通的茶。
邮局很棒，可以给圣诞老人写信。
“看驯鹿”的时候遇到了一些技术故障，那些驯鹿其实只是电子动画模型，而不是像他们网站上宣传的那样是真的驯鹿。虽然我完全理解出于动物福利的考虑，公司正在努力减少这类娱乐活动中使用活体动物，但我仍然觉得这非常奇怪。考虑到要排队买一袋饲料，我还以为接下来会看到真正的驯鹿呢。我还以为这袋饲料包含在门票里……结果并没有。我们那天每个孩子花了将近200英镑，每个大人也花了将近200英镑……居然不包含饲料？！
你花了6英镑买这袋饲料，却没有驯鹿可以喂。感觉就像是赤裸裸的宰客。我们买饲料干嘛？上面还明确写着不能供人食用，然后他们又撒了一些绿色的东西。我们白白买了2袋饲料，毫无用处……花了12英镑！难道是想让我们把这玩意儿和牛奶、肉馅饼一起带回家吃吗？这取决于你家有多少孩子……这6英镑一袋饲料，就为了看看它的样子。
根据我们的经验，我们预订的时候，让孩子们每人有25个游戏币可以玩。我觉得，既然票价这么贵，大人小孩都应该在体验中包含游戏币，哪怕只是10英镑或15英镑也行。而且，孩子们肯定应该得到一袋饲料。
体验结束后，我在《曼彻斯特晚报》上看到有人写了篇关于这次体验的评论。他们说有10个拍照点，还买了照片套餐？我们只看到一个专业拍照点，就在驯鹿/喂食站的雪橇旁边。难道我们错过了9个拍照点？如果真是这样，怎么会错过？
孩子们在体验结束后会收到一个玩具。我们原本以为会是北极熊，因为玩具工厂那边是这么说的，结果孩子们收到的是哈士奇，他们很喜欢。
商店里的工作人员有点儿迷糊，连基本的商品信息都回答不了。我在我们吃午饭的精灵森林问了一位工作人员，后面还有没有其他商店，还是说这家就是主店，其他的店都比较小，选择也比较少。工作人员告诉我精灵森林那家是主店，商品种类最多……结果到了最后才发现，那家店其实很大，但显然已经卖光了，所以你还得花更多的钱。
我们走出去的时候，天空湛蓝，还有两袋没用完的饲料——没错，这成了我们当天最不愉快的事情！哈哈
我觉得在玩具工厂里搭建模型那段体验很棒，那是个转折点。
对于还没去过的人，我觉得大人小孩总体上都会喜欢，但就其内容而言，价格太贵了，而且我至今都无法理解那袋莫名其妙要花钱买的饲料。你或许可以跳过这个环节，每个孩子省下6英镑。
表演演员的选角很有意思，因为很明显。你只有在商店里才能看到多元化的面孔。注意到这一点，我感到很失望。
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