HUNDREDS of patrons turned out for Mystic Mountain's fifth anniversary celebration, proceeds of which will go towards supporting the Great Faith Basic School in Exchange, St Ann, which has been adopted by the attraction.
The event, dubbed Appleton Mystic Fantasies, was all about fun and excitement.
Staff members of Mystic Mountain and sponsors of the Appleton Mystic Fantasies pose for a photo.
Mike Drakulich, managing director, said it took approximately 15 years for the idea for Mystic Mountains to be developed, 10 years for the facility to be completed and now five years in operation.
Drakulich who was speaking at a press launch, held prior to the anniversary party, said he was happy with the response received from persons visiting the facility, many of whom have described to the attraction as "First-World".
Persons who bought a ticket to the party are also able to enjoy the attraction as each ticket purchased guarantees free admission to Mystic Mountain.
The event, dubbed Appleton Mystic Fantasies, was all about fun and excitement.
Staff members of Mystic Mountain and sponsors of the Appleton Mystic Fantasies pose for a photo.
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Mike Drakulich, managing director, said it took approximately 15 years for the idea for Mystic Mountains to be developed, 10 years for the facility to be completed and now five years in operation.
Drakulich who was speaking at a press launch, held prior to the anniversary party, said he was happy with the response received from persons visiting the facility, many of whom have described to the attraction as "First-World".
Persons who bought a ticket to the party are also able to enjoy the attraction as each ticket purchased guarantees free admission to Mystic Mountain.