Kryal Castle will reopen the doors to its NEW land of medieval adventure on March 2nd, 2013 followed by a week of celebrations including VIP and celebrity events – the finale being a long weekend of celebrations to mark the occasion.
Raising the curtains for the opening festivities will be a ceremonial launch on the Castle Arena, the first official joust at the new Castle between the heroic Knights, a range of magical and entertaining performances daily and the unveiling of the special effects walk through entry attraction – The Dragon’s Labyrinth.
The multi-million dollar redevelopment of this iconic piece of regional tourism infrastructure, has taken over 12 months to complete. ‘The transformation of the facades alone, using sculpted concrete to create the fantasy based Castle ‘village’, really have to be seen to be believed – you have to touch it to convince yourself it’s not made from artistically crafted wood. We cannot wait to re-open the doors and watch people come over the drawbridge and be amazed at what they see’ said Castle Director, Erin Joyce.
The Adventure Park and Resort will cater to all ages from children discovering the myths, legends and fairytales of the new Castle to teenagers being entertained and thrilled in the Torture Museum and special effects Dungeon and parents enjoying the dramatic Castle Arena shows, or a quiet drink at the Ale House.
In total, NEW Kryal Castle will provide more than 15 new entertaining attractions and experiences, including Dragons Labyrinth and Dragon Egg Garden, Ancient Cemetery, Torture Dungeon and Torture Museum, Castle Arena shows, Knights Round Table Tower & Throne Room, OggleWatch Tower, Fairies & Goblins Wonderland, Kings Britches Costume Parlour, Tooth Fairy Lolly Shop, Bravehearts Playground, Medieval Herb Garden, Village Kitchen / Ale House, Village Traders, Jesters Theatre, Mountain Inn Bakery, Castle Chapel and Riddlers Maze.
The Castle will be open daily from 10.00 am from March 2nd, 2013 onwards. (Closed Christmas Day)
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