CHESSINGTON World of Adventures will be opening the UK’s first Paw Patrol land next year.
The new immersive experience will be the UK’s first and only land and is expected to open in s 2026.
The attraction will feature four rides, including an entry-level ‘my first rollercoaster’, play areas and an interactive character ‘meet and greet’.
The setting from the series will be recreated, with a focus on the characters’ role in the community.
Messaging around emotional and social engagement will also be included throughout the land.
The themed land will also have a outlet, a picnic space and a customised store.
It will be targeted for families with two to five-year-olds.
Spread across 1.4 acres, the new land will also be Chessignton’s largest preschooler attraction.
Families will not have to wait until 2026 to see at Chessington though.
From May 24, visitors can meet pups Chase, Skye and Rubble at the attraction.
In addition, from this , fans can experience an exclusive collection of five themed rooms – the first and only PAW Patrol accommodation in the UK – at
Later in September, Marshall will also join his pals to launch the Paw Patrol Adventure, which includes a trail, opportunity to meet the characters and access to the 20 and attractions.
The experience will run from September 3 to 26 mid-week during term time and will cost from £29 per person.
Howard Ebison, divisional director of Chessington World of Adventures, said: “As one of the world’s leading pre-school brands – delighting children across the globe with the stories of Adventure Bay – the power and appeal of Paw Patrol is unparalleled.
“It’s a great privilege to join forces with to create this immersive land – the UK’s first and only Paw Patrol themed land – to provide magic and excitement for our young guests.
“We can’t wait to welcome the pups to Chessington World of Adventures. As the pups would say, Chessington is ready for action!”;
Marie Marks, SVP, global experiences at Paramount, said: “Chessington World of Adventures and have a deep commitment to creating entertainment that families can enjoy together, and we are delighted that this new themed land will immerse young visitors in their very own adventure.”;
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The Sun’s Sarah Barns recently headed to the theme park to test out
