The Hidden World: Dragons, ice & vikings!

**Peter Pimpeldecker** (0:04)
Good morning, afternoon, or evening. My name is Peter Pimpeldecker, and I'm the head tour guide here at DreamWorks Tours, and it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to The Shrek's Adventure Podcast. Over the next few weeks, we'll look to whisk you to Far Far Away and Beyond, and give you a peek behind the magic of Shrek's Adventure London, as well as other fantastical subjects. In this episode, I'll be telling you about some other amazing DreamWorks Tours destinations. Now, we all know the jewel in the DreamWorks Tours crown is Far Far Away, but you might want to check out some other cool destinations, the island of Berk and the Hidden World. Now, we have a tour to Berk, which was unfortunately canceled recently, due to very, very, very, very, very cold weather. It was set to depart until we ended The Last Very. Berk is 12 days north of hopeless, and a few degrees south of freezing to death. It is located solidly on the Meridian of Misery. It snows for nine months of the year there, and for the other three, it hails. If you get the chance to visit, don't.
Unless you enjoy a bit of a cold spell. 365 days a year. 366 on leap years. Do you know what Berk is famous for? Yes, ice, Vikings and dragons. So may I recommend giving Berk a swerve, but checking out the Hidden World. This has the most beautiful dragons you'll ever see, including the most beautiful light fury. Please be advised that tours to the Hidden World would simply pass through. We're not permitted to stay. It belongs to the dragons after all.
Madagascar. Now, we have the tour to Madagascar, which is wonderful. It's one of the best places to visit, although I do say I find it a little bit too hot. And some of the animals I met there were a little bit, how should I say this, over enthusiastic. I'm not mentioning any names, but that King Julien can be a little in your face at times. He does like to move it, move it. Well, I'm sure he means well, as do all of the lemurs in his tribe. Oh yes, and be careful if you get a taxi in Madagascar. Those penguins have no road sense.
The Valley of Peace.
If you do get a tour to Ancient China and the Valley of Peace, then be sure to have your lunch at Mr. Ping's Noodle Bar. His noodles are wonderful, the best I've ever tasted. And try and catch a Kung Fu demonstration from The Furious Five, featuring the Dragon Warrior Po himself. It's very exciting.
Flights to all DreamWorks destinations run daily, so be sure to jump on board for the ride of your life. While you wait for your adventure to come round, why not check out all of our social channels? Check out Instagram, Facebook and Twitter for loads of fun and laughs, from quizzes and games to more information about our DreamWorks friends.
Until then, can I get a Shreptacular?
This is Peter Pimple Decker. I look forward to seeing you next time. Hoping to see you all for a DreamWorks Tour soon.