I just hope that there is a pengweng exhibit.
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From my point of view, that Englandland thing is just insane. I would make sense if Englandland was to be built in North America, Japan or North Korea… But an Englandland in ENGLAND?
Did you know that England already has a huge English theme park with all sort of attractions and museums? It is called LONDON.
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At the Blackadder Cafe, the staff mutters contemptuous mock approval when you order the Mister 3 Bean salad while Baldrick ‘foams’ your cappuccino
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Don’t order the sausage.
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A Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy attraction would very hoopy.
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I came here to mention Julian Barne’s novel. It’s interesting what is presented as an absurd, though funny, idea in a piece of fiction becomes a business in real life.
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It will only work if they get the correct level of customer service, for that truely English/British experience.
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Best comment in here! It works so perfectly.
Also, I wonder if this would be like Main Street USA in Disney[World|Land] - kinda cute in a quaint way and also kinda creepy.
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Note for Americans and other aliens: Milton Keynes is a new city approximately halfway between London and Birmingham. It was built to be modern, efficient, healthy, and, all in all, a pleasant place to live. Many Britons find this amusing.
– Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, Good Omens
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Freemason central.
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It’s BETTER than I remembered. “Drop Your Pence in EnglandLand”
The New Towns are weird as fuck. Basingstoke has a really good pie shop, however, which is older than the town itself. Granted, it’s Basingstoke’s sole redeeming feature.
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London is not part of England. It has the same relation to England as Monaco does to France.
I’ve lived in London and England, and I much prefer living in England.
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