Have Yourself A Merry T-RexMas!

Tuesday, 17 December 2019 10:11

If you're stuck for Christmas gift idea, how about a T-Rex, a triceratops or a stegosaurus?

The roarsome presents are up for sale as the owner of Tamba Park clears the site.

The former attraction is selling off all its contents, including its huge dinosaurs from the dino trail.

Prices start at £250 for the pterodactyl while the T-Rex and the 25 foot tall Brachiosaurus will set you back £2,500.

If you're feeling roar-ly generous this festive season, you could buy the lot for £15,000 - though you'll need an extra big stocking!

The indoor and outdoor playgrounds, boats from the lake, sculptures, and even the 18 hole crazy golf course are also up for sale.

The park closed in May for refurbishment and never reopened.

Plans have recently been submitted that are understood to see the site turned into a hemp farm.

The items for sale at listed here with viewings by appointment until Monday 23rd December.

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