Dip 'n' dine returns to The Merton for 2020
After an uncertain few months where we saw our operations within both the Merton Hotel and our Aquadome have to adapt to the 'new normal', we can finally begin reintroducing some of our favourite activities to our guests and visitors. That includes our hugely popular Dip'n'Dine events!
From Sunday 6th September you will be able to enjoy a family swim and buffet meal that takes place every Sunday lunchtime for the remainder of the season. You and the kids get an hour to enjoy our Aquadome facilities including the indoor and outdoor pools, flumes, cascade fountains and spa pools.
Once you've all worked up a good appetite, you'll head to The Belvedere for a delicious buffet-style Sunday lunch.
And the fun doesn't end after lunch - in the Star Room, there’s fun entertainment for the kids and whole family to enjoy. Due to current restrictions we have had to adapt out entertainment offering and we will not be opening the soft play, bouncy castle and face painting, but we will have some great activities and a kids party. We hope that we will be able to get back to the standard offering soon.
Book your tickets online
To make it even simpler we have now introduced a brand new booking system so you can book your Dip'n'Dine tickets online! Just go to our Dip'n'Dine page here and select your preferred date and how many people you'd like to book for.
The Aquadome is usually available exclusively to hotel guests and club members, so Dip 'n' Dine presents the perfect opportunity for all locals to come and enjoy our great range of facilities.
2020 Dip 'n' Dine prices
Prices are:
Kids (Under 12)
£12.00
Big Kids (12+)
£24.00
Entry price includes:
- 1 hour swimming & Aquadome access (swim time will be allocated when booking)
- Three-course buffet carvery lunch
- Entry to afternoon entertainment
More info and bookings
For more info you can visit the Dip 'n' Dine page here.
To make a booking for you and the family, please call +44 (0) 1534 724 231 or email events@mertonhotel.com. Booking is essential.
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