Turkey’s brand-new Nickelodeon Land and its adjoining Nickelodeon Hotel present a manageably-sized all-inclusive first theme park experience that is sure to convert your smallest clients into theme park aficionados
Lucy McGuire and family outside Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Antalya © Lucy McGuire
My stomach is flipping around like a pancake, much like I’m on a boat trip in choppy waters. Yet right now, the trigger for my queasiness is the Flying Dutchman’s Ghost Ship at Turkey’s brand-new Nickelodeon Land. I’m turning slightly green while my six-year-old daughter and her five-year-old brother are grinning from ear to ear. When we alight into the neon-lit “Bikini Bottom”, it validates the reason we came here: the kids are in raptures.
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