Scottish parents are beefing with a company that calls itself the House of Illuminati (maybe the first red flag?) after its immersive “Willy Wonka Experience” turned out to be not much more than an empty warehouse. The event was described as abandoned and lasted only five minutes instead of an hour.
Scottish parents are disappointed with the House of Illuminati's ' Willy Wonka Experience ' as it turned out to be an empty warehouse instead of an enchanted garden. The event was described as abandoned and lasted only five minutes instead of an hour.
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