Hi, Pity the public can't get beyond the dam as far as the 'lake', a very deep flooded stope, with its blue water and stulls stretching down out of site.... .......I have read that Morwhelham is in need of renewal to attract tourists again..... Regards, D.Send.
We had a family trip to Morwhelam back in the early 90's and were quite horrified at the entrance price even then. Heavens know what it costs to get in these days. Or what it may have to rise to if refurbishment costs needed to be recovered.........,
Quote from: andys on February 16, 2021, 12:28:56 pmWe had a family trip to Morwhelam back in the early 90's and were quite horrified at the entrance price even then. Heavens know what it costs to get in these days. Or what it may have to rise to if refurbishment costs needed to be recovered.........,At the time entrance prices were comparable with other similar attractions in the south west, and a lot less than some, notably the Eden Project. As someone who was involved in the operation of the tourist mine it was not a cheap thing to do. Entrance prices were kept as low as possible and we were running the mine on very, very tight margins.
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