Storm Darragh London: Hyde Park Winter Wonderland will close due to Met Office storm warning
Winter Wonderland will not be open on Saturday (December 7) amid Storm Darragh.
The Hyde Park attraction has released a statement ahead of the weekend confirming it will not be open on Saturday due to Storm Darragh.
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Hide AdA statement on the Winter Wonderland website reads: “In line with The Royal Parks’ closure of Hyde Park due to high winds, we will not be opening Hyde Park Winter Wonderland on Saturday 7th December 2024.
“The safety of our visitors and staff are our top priority and we are sorry for any disappointment caused. All affected ticket holders have been contacted directly and will have the opportunity to reschedule or refund their tickets. Hyde Park Winter Wonderland will be open until 5th January 2024 and there is currently plenty of availability throughout the rest of the event.
“With better weather forecast on Sunday, we anticipate operating as normal and look forward to welcoming you. Please keep an eye on our official channels for further updates.”
The statement comes after the Met Office enforced a yellow wind weather alert for London this weekend warning the capital could face “disruption and damage” as a result of Storm Darragh.
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Hide AdThe warning which is in place for London from today (December 6) until Sunday comes as winds in other parts of the UK could reach up to 80mph.
London in particular could have gusts up to 50mph over the next few days according to the latest forecasts.
The annual festive attraction returned to the capital last month. Over its two-month takeover of Hyde Park Winter Wonderland will welcome both Londoners and visitors into the new year until January 5.
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