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"You Can Do Magic 1973" In the year 1973, a hit song was released that captured the hearts and imaginations of many. The song was titled "You Can Do Magic," and it quickly became an anthem for those seeking inspiration and believing in the power of possibilities. The song's main message, as the title suggests, is that anyone has the ability to perform magic in their own lives. This magic is not the illusionary tricks performed by magicians on stage, but rather the power within each individual to achieve their dreams and make a positive impact on the world. "You Can Do Magic" resonated with millions of listeners because it tapped into a universal desire to break free from limitations and live a life filled with wonder and success. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where anything is possible, where dreams can become reality with a simple belief in oneself.

To claim your companion experience tickets head over to the Guest Services office when you arrive at the park and present them your Nimbus card with the +1/+2 symbol, they will book your Wishmas Express and Enchanted Grotto experiences. Please note, this is on a first come first served basis for the Wishmas Express as Companion places will be limited for each timeslot.

Guests visiting with a free companion ticket will need to purchase the individual ticket package for the Nimbus card holder and reserve their timeslot for the additional experiences. Here the Small Folk will be warmly welcomed by Mother Christmas and her kitchen Elves to help decorate Father Christmas favourite treat before enjoying story time with Mother Christmas herself.

The lyrics paint a picture of a world where anything is possible, where dreams can become reality with a simple belief in oneself. The beauty of this song lies in its simplicity and catchy melody. It effortlessly captures the essence of hope and optimism, inspiring listeners to tap into their inner magic and embrace the possibilities that lay before them.

The enchanted magic school bus Christmas

An intriguing portal has appeared in the forest where Woodland Elves gather in excitement.

Grapevine, Lapland’s reporter Elf, has returned from his travels to Lapland with tales of the world he has witnessed beyond the portal. He comes with a newly printed edition of the Lapland Times, Lapland’s very own newspaper for the Human Folk to read before they step into the mysterious portal to make the same journey themselves.

Woodland Check In

The Travelmaster and Porter are Woodland Elves with the important task of guiding travellers, Elven or other, through the Enchanted Forest. They are excited that Human Folk will be travelling along their magical pathways but must first pass on some ancient Elven advice to set them on their way. The Small Folk receive a special Elven passport that permits them to travel along the secret Elven pathways and so the journey begins!

The Glade

To journey to Lapland, the Human Folk must pass through a magical doorway; however, they find it firmly closed. Eeko the Elf, helper to Mother Nature and Sage, keeper of the key to the magical doorway, teach the Human Folk a secret pass rhyme that must be repeated with the Elves whilst harnessing their most magical thoughts. As the Human Folk chant the pass rhyme with the Elves, something remarkable begins to happen. A glimmer of brilliant light starts to beam through the opening doorway…

The Toy Factory

With Christmas drawing nearer and toys for Small Folk all over the world still needing to be finished, the Toy Factory Elves, Whittle, Conker and Wish are thrilled to welcome Small Folk to their workshop to help them with their toymaking. Indeed, the Small Folk prove to be so skilful, each one is awarded the distinction of becoming Honorary Elves by the Elf Council.

Mother Christmas' Kitchen

Wafting through the Lapland air is the smell of delicious gingerbread from Mother Christmas’ kitchen. Here the Small Folk will be warmly welcomed by Mother Christmas and her kitchen Elves to help decorate Father Christmas’ favourite treat before enjoying story time with Mother Christmas herself.

The Elven Village

As the Human Folk journey deeper into the forest, they happen upon the Elven Village, a hive of joyous activity as the Village Elves prepare for Christmas!

Here, the Human Folk can send a letter to Father Christmas from Elva’s Post Office, ice-skate on the frozen pond, meet Father Christmas’ favourite huskies, refuel in Pumpernickel’s restaurant or Pixie Mixie’s sweetshop, enjoy a steaming hot chocolate and peruse beautiful festive decorations, toys and giftware in the Elf Emporium.

Father Christmas' Reindeer

With Christmas Eve drawing ever nearer, Father Christmas’ reindeer are resting in their stable and prepared for their magical journey by Glow the Elf, Little Rudi’s dearest friend.

Ambolt's Forge

Lapland’s Elfsmith, Ambolt, and his apprentice Tinker are busy at work in their forge smelting the Elves’ golden bells and Jingle coins. Most important of all, is Father Christmas’ marvellous sleigh that Ambolt must frantically finish varnishing before it takes flight!

Compass' Lobby

The oldest and wisest of all the Lapland Elves, Compass the Elf is the pathfinder who carefully plots Father Christmas route each Christmas Eve. She is deep in thought, poring over astrological charts and maps as she prepares for this Christmas Eve, but always has time to greet the Human Folk as they pass through her study on their way to meet Father Christmas.

Father Christmas House

Excitement builds as an enchanting wood cabin is glimpsed behind snow-covered trees. The door swings open and the Human Folk are greeted by the warmest of welcomes. It’s Father Christmas himself! Reflected in the gentle glow of the fire, the Small Folk’s eyes will widen in amazement by how well Father Christmas knows all about them and by seeing their very own name on his Good List. So pleased with the help his Elves have received, Father Christmas presents the Small Folk with a special golden bell, plus, a special gift to take home and love – a beautiful soft husky puppy toy from Father Christmas’ Husky Hero sled team.

Christmas Morning

There’s more magic in the air on Christmas morning when Small Folk find their gifts under the tree. To their joy, they find a postcard from Father Christmas thanking them for coming to Lapland to help the Elves finish making all the toys in time for Christmas, and with it, the very same toy they helped the Elves make in the Toy Factory. Father Christmas and the Elves agreed they had truly deserved to keep it to love forever.

Tickets for Santa's Grotto cost £7pp when purchased separately, but are discounted when purchased as part of a package.

This song released in 1973 remains significant even today. Its timeless message serves as a reminder to people of all ages that they possess the power to create change and achieve greatness. Whether it's pursuing a career, building meaningful relationships, or simply finding happiness, "You Can Do Magic" encourages individuals to believe in themselves and the magic that lies within. In a world filled with skepticism and doubt, songs like "You Can Do Magic" remind us that there is still magic to be found, and it begins with the belief in ourselves. So let this song be a reminder that, no matter the challenges we face, no matter the doubts that arise, we have the ability to do magic and create a better world for ourselves and those around us..

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