News: Gulliver's Valley in numbers
37 - Million pounds of investment to build the resort. The Council has previously said that it expects the company to fund the development through business profits with no borrowing requirements.
400 - Jobs created when the park is up an running. 125 full time jobs and a total of around 325 part time jobs.
40 - The number of rides and attractions planned.
40 - Metres high. The height of the Observation Tower planned for Gulliver's Glade in the Adventure Park. The highest part of the development.
15 - Metres high. The approximate height of the biggest rides, such as the Antelope, Pirate Coaster and Tower Ride.
25,000 - Visitors each week that could come to the resort during peak season.
9 - Minutes. The average waiting time for the rides at current Gulliver's sites. At off peak times, this is less than four minutes.
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244 - Hotel rooms, or "family suites," some with innovatively designed themed rooms including NERF, Princess, Pirate and Swizzels Sweetie.
3 - Hotels are planned. Liliput Castle, Wild West Hotel and the Wilderness Resort.
12 - Holiday lodges (two group camping buildings and ten woodland lodges).
300 - Pitches. Designed on themes including dinosaurs, outdoors and Wild West, the units are manufactured off site and then located within the park. They are classed as caravans.
100 - Glamping pitches for families to stay. Camping in style with access to services, the glamping accommodation will comprise of a mix of safari tents, yurts and teepees.
1,728 - Car parking spaces.
1978 - The year that Gulliver's opened its first park in Matlock Bath.
12-15 - Years it will take to build the whole resort.
5 - Phases of development.
2020 - The year the first phase of development (the main entrance and access roads, theme park hub and core parking) will be open.
Gulliver's Valley website
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400 - Jobs created when the park is up an running. 125 full time jobs and a total of around 325 part time jobs.
40 - The number of rides and attractions planned.
40 - Metres high. The height of the Observation Tower planned for Gulliver's Glade in the Adventure Park. The highest part of the development.
15 - Metres high. The approximate height of the biggest rides, such as the Antelope, Pirate Coaster and Tower Ride.
25,000 - Visitors each week that could come to the resort during peak season.
9 - Minutes. The average waiting time for the rides at current Gulliver's sites. At off peak times, this is less than four minutes.
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244 - Hotel rooms, or "family suites," some with innovatively designed themed rooms including NERF, Princess, Pirate and Swizzels Sweetie.
3 - Hotels are planned. Liliput Castle, Wild West Hotel and the Wilderness Resort.
12 - Holiday lodges (two group camping buildings and ten woodland lodges).
300 - Pitches. Designed on themes including dinosaurs, outdoors and Wild West, the units are manufactured off site and then located within the park. They are classed as caravans.
1,728 - Car parking spaces.
1978 - The year that Gulliver's opened its first park in Matlock Bath.
12-15 - Years it will take to build the whole resort.
5 - Phases of development.
2020 - The year the first phase of development (the main entrance and access roads, theme park hub and core parking) will be open.
Gulliver's Valley website
Images: Gulliver's
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