‘Wonka’ Experience Organizers Confronted By Parents in Heated Video

The organizers behind the chaotic Willy Wonka pop-up attraction within the UK have been immediately confronted by outraged prospects … which we are able to now see on this heated video.

Within the footage above … Home of Illuminati — the organizers behind the disastrous occasion — are shouted at by indignant dad and mom, who accuse them of scamming youngsters after placing on an exhibit with low-cost decorations, zero chocolate and a script produced from synthetic intelligence.

What’s worse … it is stated the group charged $35 a pop for this unhappy show, and the dad and mom clearly really feel like they bought ripped off, evidenced of their shouted phrases and scolding.

Whereas one of many planners is seen assuring the enraged attendees that full refunds can be issued — the gang doesn’t seem glad together with his response … with one girl threatening to name the police. As all of us now know … they finally did name cops.

One visitor calls out the corporate for duping attendees — as they posted little to no info on social media or their web site. She screamed …  “It’s a scam. You’ve scammed children!”

One of many organizers does supply up an apology — saying he is “very, very sorry” for the whole mess. That wasn’t ok for the fuming mob right here, although.

This encounter confirms what Paul Connell — who performed one of many Wonkas on the now-viral expertise — previously told TMZ concerning the “carnage” that ensued after company shaped an indignant mob.

He dished to us that the cops have been known as after the pissed off group started throwing issues and crying. Whereas over 850 refunds are stated to have been issued — PC alleged he nonetheless hadn’t been paid the five hundred kilos (roughly $633) for his half within the occasion.

Now, we all know there’s a candy ending probably within the works in the intervening time … among the pissed dad and mom who left with dissatisfied youngsters are reportedly engaged on placing on their very own exhibit that can be completely free.