According to the latest development, guests will now be able to leave their lodges and walk around the Center Parcs site
Center Parcs has backtracked again after initially telling customers they would be kicked out of their sites on Monday out of ‘respect’ to the Queen, then informing guests that they could stay at their sites - but must remain inside their lodges. Now the holiday company has decided its accommodation will remain open for the Queen’s funeral on Monday, after guests were left fuming.
The company then clarified the situation in another tweet: "Hi Apologies for my wording, you will be allowed to walk around the village, but the facilities will be closed." In a statement, the holiday firm said: "Like many businesses we have taken the decision to close all our UK villages on Monday September 19. This decision was taken as a mark of respect and to allow as many of our colleagues as possible to be part of this historic moment. We have contacted all the guests due to arrive on Monday September 19 and offered them a number of different options. Our villages will be open to welcome guests on Tuesday September 20.
She said: "I'm very sure it would not be what the Queen or the royal family wants. "I'm sure they will not want everybody who was due to go to Centers Parc on a holiday to have their holiday spoiled, and for them to have this stress of trying to organise something different.
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