Zombie Apocalypse coming soon to a park near you!


Be afraid. The zombies are coming to a park near Llanelli this summer.
Llanelli-based companies, The Academy of Creative Arts and Celtic Laser are working together to develop a series of ‘Zombie Apocalypse’ challenges in Pembrey Country Park.
The first event is planned on Saturday, May 17 and could run every month through to September.
Between 8pm and 11pm eight teams of 10 people must navigate through eight checkpoints spread through the park trying to evade zombies who will be roaming through the park looking for them.
A promotional video of the game was shot using 40 actors at the beginning of April causing quite a stir across social media sites and at McDonald’s in Trostre when a car full of made up “bloodied” actors en route to the park dropped by for a bite.
Taking part in the film was Swansea and Dr Who actress Rebecca Donovan Morgan who said: “I really enjoyed being involved at Pembrey . It was fun to have a part I could really get my teeth in to! Now I can proudly tick being a zombie off my bucket list of things to do.“

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