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Game of Thrones Studio Tour offers special discounts on account of its first anniversary

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2 years ago

February 9, 2023

It has been quite some time since Game of Thrones finished its run on TV but the fever of Ice and Fire still excites a large part of the fan base across the world. More so because our beloved Westeros will surely return in different avatars; the most notable being House of The Dragon, a prequel based on George R.R. Martin’s Fire And Blood. The latest among such offerings is the Game of Thrones Studio Tour. Set in Northern Ireland, it was teased for a long time and opening was delayed due to the pandemic. It was finally opened for the general public last year, and several Game of Thrones celebs were present at its inauguration.

The Game of Thrones Studio Tour is offering special discounts on account of its 1-year anniversary. Admission tickets are available at 25% off until March 1, and children under 12 will get in free. Also, there are some new attractions that have joined the studio tour’s collection, such as an assortment of bridal gowns from some of the most iconic weddings from Game of Thrones. It includes a velvet gown worn by Lysa Arryn in Season 4, a gold wedding dress worn by Sansa Stark in Season 3, Lyanna Stark’s tulle skirt and bodice with a metal filigree collar for her marriage with Rhaegar, and a green and gold brocade coat with an intricate cream crochet veil designed for Roslin Frey for her wedding with Edmure Tully.

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