The Concept
The complex was first conceived as far back as the 1970s: the original concept was the dream of late, Gerry O’Sullivan, and turned into a reality by Kevin Christie.
Following completion of the exterior of the building in the summer of 2006, attraction designers RMA Ltd set about the huge task of creating and fitting out this major attraction.
RMA Ltd worked closely with Dickens World and the Dickens Fellowship to ensure the production of authentic storylines, characters, atmospheric streets, courtyards and alleyways were true to the period.
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