M&D’s Scotland’s Theme Park is set to host dedicated Additional Support Needs (ASN) and British Sign Language (BSL) sessions at Destination Christmas, offering a magical and inclusive experience for all visitors. The festive event includes various activities such as the festive story-telling experience called “Believe,” where the residents of Candy Cane Cottage share their hilarious version of “The Night Before Christmas.” A BSL interpreter will also be present during the Believe sessions on Sunday, December 15 at 11am, 11.30am, and noon.
Moreover, visitors can enjoy new attractions this year such as M&D’s on Ice with an undercover ice-rink, a Bavarian Bar, and a Churros unit. Dedicated ASN sessions will take place on December 14 and 15 at 10am, providing additional support for families looking to enjoy a festive day out. Of course, Destination Christmas wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Santa’s workshop and Grotto, where visitors can meet Santa, his elves, and his reindeer, as well as enjoy festive scenes and activities like posting letters to Santa and riding on Sparkle’s outdoor train.
Jensen Taylor Connelly, Director of M&D’s Scotland’s Theme Park, expressed the park’s commitment to ensuring that everyone can experience the magic of Destination Christmas, with the dedicated ASN and BSL sessions providing crucial support for families. Destination Christmas runs on selected dates until Christmas Eve, offering a range of festive entertainment and experiences for all visitors to enjoy.
In conclusion, M&D’s efforts to host dedicated ASN and BSL sessions at Destination Christmas demonstrate their commitment to inclusivity and ensuring that everyone can partake in the festive celebrations. The provision of additional support for families with different needs adds a heartwarming touch to the holiday season and reflects the spirit of community and togetherness during this special time of the year.