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    ‘Charlie and the chocolate catastrophe’: Children left in tears at Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow

    by Barney Davis Feb 27, 2024 2 minutes
    Source: Stuart Sinclair/Facebook

    Children burst into tears as angry parents rounded on the ringleader of a Willy Wonka experience which turned out to be a sparse Glasgow warehouse decorated with a rainbow and a bouncy castle.

    Furious parents shelled out £35 for the world of pure imagination promising a “delectable” chocolate fountain and “whimsical” Oompa Loompas who in reality

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