Posted on Feb 29, 2024

This Extended Footage Gives Us The Most Detailed Look Of That Hilariously Awful Wonka Immersive Experience Yet

It's the rationed jellybeans for me.

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A small canvas displaying artwork on a wall in a large empty warehouse space

A supposedly whimsical indoor space with oversized candy decorations and mushroom seats, resembling a scene from a fantasy

My absolute favorite part of this whole thing is this completely made-up character called "The Unknown," who hides behind mirrors and scares children.

This Willy Wonka story is incredible. What's going on here? What part of the film was this hahahahaha. pic.twitter.com/A66AxwYVhN
— Ben (@bene25_) February 28, 2024

Twitter: @bene25_

Two adults smiling on a playground slide, exuding joy

A new video is going viral with the most detailed first-person perspective of what the "experience" was like.

i’m crying at the extended footage pic.twitter.com/KSaAMTBNkp
— Brooklyn (@bklynb4by) February 29, 2024

@jojorobertson7/ Twitter: @bklynb4by

Here's the video:

@jojorobertson7
£155 for our Willy Wonka experience 🤣🤣 if you don't laugh you'll cry. #willywonkaexperience #willywonkaglasgow #willywonka
♬ original sound - josiejo

@jojorobertson7

a person in a mask coming from behind a mirror

an oompa loompa kneeling and giving a child candy

Person squats behind a large blue pipeline structure, partially concealed but visible

A child interacts with a person dressed as Willy Wonka standing next to an oversized chocolate bar

Child watches as an adult prepares food with strawberries and chocolate at a table

Blurry image of people around a table with candy and containers

Child stands in front of gated "FACTORY" entrance under arched ceiling

a person in a silver mask coming out from behind a mirror

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This Extended Footage Gives Us The Most Detailed Look Of That Hilariously Awful Wonka Immersive Experience Yet

We're on day three of the discourse around the disastrous Willy Wonka "immersive chocolate experience" in Glasgow.

To run you up to speed real quick, people paid $40 a ticket to go to a Willy Wonka candy world that turned out to be terrible.

My absolute favorite part of this whole thing is this completely made-up character called "The Unknown," who hides behind mirrors and scares children.

I can't get enough!

A new video is going viral with the most detailed first-person perspective of what the "experience" was like.

Here's the video:

In the clip, we get another view of the slightly terrifying and completely perplexing "Unknown" villain:

We see a child getting approximately three jellybeans from an Oompa Loompa:

You really get a perspective of just how random all of the decor was:

It's practically empty!

We also get a view of the chocolate moat, and also see that people waited in a line to walk over it.

We get to see Willy Wonka in action:

And there's also a clip of a woman scooping marshmallows into cups Great Depression-style:

Bleak!

The video ends with a slideshow showing some more of the decor:

We see that people actually waited in lines for what little candy they had.

And we get to see what guests got to take home:

Ultimately, this is the gift that keeps on giving.

I would like an immersive experience of this immersive experience.

Bye!

This Extended Footage Gives Us The Most Detailed Look Of That Hilariously Awful Wonka Immersive Experience Yet

We're on day three of the discourse around the disastrous Willy Wonka "immersive chocolate experience" in Glasgow.

To run you up to speed real quick, people paid $40 a ticket to go to a Willy Wonka candy world that turned out to be terrible.

My absolute favorite part of this whole thing is this completely made-up character called "The Unknown," who hides behind mirrors and scares children.

I can't get enough!

A new video is going viral with the most detailed first-person perspective of what the "experience" was like.

Here's the video:

In the clip, we get another view of the slightly terrifying and completely perplexing "Unknown" villain:

We see a child getting approximately three jellybeans from an Oompa Loompa:

You really get a perspective of just how random all of the decor was:

It's practically empty!

We also get a view of the chocolate moat, and also see that people waited in a line to walk over it.

We get to see Willy Wonka in action:

And there's also a clip of a woman scooping marshmallows into cups Great Depression-style:

Bleak!

The video ends with a slideshow showing some more of the decor:

We see that people actually waited in lines for what little candy they had.

And we get to see what guests got to take home:

Ultimately, this is the gift that keeps on giving.

I would like an immersive experience of this immersive experience.

Bye!

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