Team behind Blackpool's Harry Potter-inspired mini golf to appear on BBC's Dragons' Den
The brains behind Blackpool's wizardry mini gold course are set to appear on hit BBC show Dragons' Den. Hole in Wand, which is located on the promenade in the shadows of Blackpool Tower, is the second venue of its kind in the country, following the original location in York.
It requires players to negotiate a course set in an enchanted wood, past bubbling cauldrons, mysterious portals, a haunted house and daunting train station, sees players rewarded with an elixir of life drinks from The Potions Cauldron at the end.Phil and Ben will be tasked with impressing Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies, Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones and Steven Bartlett when they appear in the popular long-running show on Thursday, March 23 at 8pm.
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