A bit disappointed...

[ema74]

They've taken Winnie The Pooh show off the programme and I was really hoping to see it. Never seen it before due to always trying to fit everything else and never having time... And now when Anya (DD2 - 19m) is soooo into Pooh, the show is't on

I'm sure she'll be happy to just meet Pooh and scream

 

[giuly09]

In 1999 my then 6 years old son decribed the show as the *best ever* as he loved so much Pooh and Friends.
I am sorry for Anya but i am sure just to see Pooh hanging around will make here day

 

[britchic4]

What a shame. At least there's always a Pooh Meet & Greet.

 

[ema74]

What a shame. At least there's always a Pooh Meet & Greet.

Yeah... I'll just get in the queue while Daddy walks around with her... Mind you, she may not want to let go off Pooh once she sees him

 

[cantwait!!!!!!!!!!!!]

I was disappointed last week too, the programme said it was on but it wasnt. Are they putting anything else on instead ?

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

oh no

 

[Ware Bears]

That's a shame.

 

[BRobson]

Oh that is a shame

 

[Elroe63]

Was looking forward to that, well that and Tarzan, that's back on again soon isn't it?

 

[ema74]

yeah, tarzan is back...

 

[MazdaUK]

Do prepare her for the fact that Pooh is bigger than her Pooh at home - unless you have a 6' Pooh We went in 2003 when DS(8) was 3 1/2 - he was really into Tigger but it took to the end of our stay for him to have photos with the characters. And he's not particularly retiring

 

[ema74]

I think the fact that she has an older sister who loves the characters and was never afraid of them really helps. To be honest, I don't think you can prepare a 19m old baby/toddler for that. She's been there twice but don't think she remembers any of it

I'm sure she'll be fine, it's just a shame about the show...