THE WORLD’S first Hey Duggee themed hotel rooms are launching at a UK theme park next month.
The beloved preschool series, that features a friendly dog and his Squirrel Club, will soon have its own themed rooms at Alton Towers theme park.
The world’s first Hey Duggee themed hotel rooms are opening in the UKCredit: Alton Towers resort
Launching March 14, fans of will be able to stay in rooms that bring the Duggee Clubhouse to life.
There will be one standard room and one suite, with each able to sleep up to five guests.
Each room will feature a double bed with a bespoke headboard, themed TV and furniture and even a dedicated children’s area with bunk beds inspired by the Squirrel Club.
Each space will also be full of familiar faces from the show including Betty, Happy, Norrie, Tag and Roly.
Kids will even be able to play a with elements from the series in the room.
For those with beady eyes, you’ll be able to spot characters hidden in corners too.
A one-night stay in March or April, in the Hey Duggee standard room costs from £343 a night and in the Hey Duggee suite, from £450.
Alton Towers is already home to a Hey Duggee themed interactive sensory play area in where kids can meet Duggee and collect a Big Adventure Badge.
There’s also Hey Duggee Live, where fans can help Duggee, Roly, Betty and Happy discover the mystery DJ in Big Fun Showtime.
The CBeebies Land Hotel is designed for young families at Alton Towers and features a number of other themed rooms, such as Bing, In the Night Garden, Octonauts and Something Special.
Guests staying in the hotel also get to meet some of their favourite CBeebies characters.
Natasha Spence, Events Director – Live Entertainment at BBC Studios, said: “These world-first Hey Duggee themed hotel rooms bring the Duggee Clubhouse to life in a truly immersive way.
“It’s a wonderful extension of the show that allows fans and families to continue the fun, imagination and adventure beyond the screen and we’re delighted to be working with again to create something so special.”
Howard Ebison, Vice President of Alton Towers Resort said: “What better way for fans to relax and continue the adventures after a fun-filled day at CBeebies Land than with a stay in our world-first Hey Duggee
The themed rooms will open on March 14 in the CBeebies Land HotelCredit: Alamy
“We have an exciting year ahead in 2026 at Alton Towers Resort for families and this themed addition to CBeebies Land Hotel is the latest example of our commitment to unforgettable memories and for families.”
The new Hey Duggee-themed rooms follow the announcement of the world’s first which will open in CBeebies Land on March 28.
Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies! will be based on the episode where Bluey and Bingo dress up as grannies called Janet and Rita, with the two characters causing chaos on the ride.
Ebison said: “Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies! is all about celebrating energy, play and those everyday moments families love about the show.
“It’s playful, unexpected and unmistakably Bluey – and we can’t wait to welcome families from March 28 to experience the world’s first Bluey coaster right here at Alton Towers Resort.”
A pass to visit CBeebies Land costs £32 when booked in advance online.
You can also grab a £29 toddler and parent pass, with children under 90cm tall visiting for free.
In other theme park news, you can get a year’s and attractions for less than cost of one chocolate bar a week.
Plus, there’s a and it is getting two new rides this summer.
Inside, kids will get to find characters hidden in corners and feel like they are in Duggee’s ClubhouseCredit: Alton Towers resort
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