The world's first Shrek Adventure Park opens in London
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Not just Harry Potter and Minions—the most beloved Shrek has also built his own themed amusement park in London, UK.
The world’s first Shrek theme park has opened in London. (Photo source / Shrek’s Adventure)
The world’s first Shrek-themed adventure park officially opened on July 1st in the County Hall area of London’s South Bank. The Shrek Adventure Park brings the imaginative world of DreamWorks animated films to life. Visitors can take a 4D flying bus ride to the Far Far Away Kingdom, enjoy musical performances, meet Princess Fiona, Donkey, the tiny Gingerbread Man, and Pinocchio—whose nose grows when he lies—and, of course, the wide-eyed Puss in Boots will also be interacting with guests throughout the park.
Puss in Boots also makes occasional appearances in the park to interact with guests. (Photo source / Shrek’s Adventure)
Not just Shrek—other DreamWorks cartoon stars also appear in the park. (Photo source / Shrek’s Adventure)
Interactive installations bring you closer to Shrek. (Photo source / Shrek’s Adventure)
The adorable little Gingerbread Man. (Photo source / Shrek’s Adventure)
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