Cathouse launch Willy Wonka 'experience' 2" club night - guests receive 1 jellybean per person!

Popular alternative city centre nightclub, Cathouse, have announced that they are launching a night themed around the disastrous Wonka event that has taken the world by storm.

Reported in newsrooms like the New York Times and CNN, the Wonka experience will have a much anticipated sequel since it launched to the world last Saturday, February 24. The new nightclub experience, aptly titled 'Willy Wonka "experience" 2', is run entirely by the team at Cathouse and has no affiliation with House of Illuminati and its director Billy Coull, who put on the original event.

Guests will be treated to one jellybean per person, in the style of the original event in which sweets were rationed out to the chagrin of children and families who had the displeasure of paying £35 for the original event.

Cathouse have had this in the works all week long, replying to a fan of the club who said the Union Street nightclub should put on a Wonka experience club night. Cathouse Rock Club wrote back: "We were already on it. Slightly reduced entry fee this time round!

"The 2nd Wonka Experience is at Cathouse on April 12th."

One regular replied saying they would be coming dressed as The Unknown - the AI generated Glasgow immersive Wonka experience antagonist, who is an evil chocolate maker who lives in the walls of the poorly decorated concrete chocolate factory.

Guests can expect to pay less than the original price as the event launches on April 12, with doors open at 10:30pm.

To find out more on the background on the immersive Wonka experience here in Glasgow - read our explainer article:

For a tour around the catastrophic chocolate factory - check out our article: A World of Pure Cancellation: A tour around the disastrous Glasgow Wonka event in 11 photos.

To find out more on the background on the immersive Wonka experience here in Glasgow - read our explainer article: Glasgow's immersive Wonka event explained: Deep State conspiracies, misleading AI generated images, 'scam' theories and failed crowdfunder's.