New partnership marks Camel Creek’s first character licensing agreement and Bing’s first live experience in Cornwall.
This July, Acamar Films’ Bing and Flop are heading to Camel Creek Adventure Park in Cornwall, bringing a brand-new day out with an interactive experience for preschoolers and their families. The agreement marks Camel Creek’s first character licensing partnership and introduces the park’s first live Bing experience.
The adventure begins on the 4th July, with a special launch day packed with family-friendly fun. Young children can enjoy a Bing activity trail, themed crafts, a toddler disco featuring Bing music, and plenty of opportunities to meet Bing and Flop throughout the day.
Following the launch, families can look forward to daily meet-and-greets, live shows and themed entertainment, creating an immersive Bing experience designed to delight young children and their families throughout the year.
The partnership reflects Camel Creek’s focus on expanding its appeal to families with younger children. While the park is well established as a family destination across Cornwall and the South West, the new Bing experience has been developed specifically for toddlers and preschoolers broadening the visitor offer while complementing its existing attractions.
The new attraction further strengthens Camel Creek’s positioning as a must-visit destination for families, while extending the Bing experiential programme to our audiences in the South West and the opportunity to engage with Bing and Flop in person.
Graham Hayes, Park Director of Camel Creek said:
“We’re incredibly excited to welcome Bing and Flop to Camel Creek. They’re loved by families across the UK and we can’t wait for children to meet them in person and enjoy a whole new themed experience here at the park.”
Kirsty Southgate, Director of Experiential and Promotions at Acamar Films said: “Camel Creek shares our commitment to creating memorable experiences for young children. We’re delighted to be working with them to bring Bing to younger children and their families across the South West, and excited about what we can build together.“
