Isn't it time for... Duggee? If you have a preschool child those are the words you'll likely be hearing several times a day coming from your TV. Hey Duggee is one of CBeebiesmost iconic shows, with the voice of Alexander Armstrong as its narrator, and since its premiere in 2014, over 200 episodes have been made.

Now you too can become a Squirrel Club member and enjoy a sleepover in Duggee's Clubhouse at the CBeebies Land Hotel. This toddler-friendly accommodation in Alton Towers already has a number of themed rooms, from CBeebies shows such as Bing, Something Special, and Bluey, and now Hey Duggee is the latest icon to be added to the mix.

From this Saturday (March 14), families will be able to book a Hey Duggee themed rooms sleeping up to five or suite that sleeps up to seven. Each room includes a double bed and themed furniture, plus a separate sleeping area for kids with bunk beds and an extra trundle bed. The rooms are full of fun details and sensory games based on the series.

Kids will be able to spot their favourite characters on the walls, including Betty, Happy, Norrie, Tag and Roly, and guests also get breakfast included, free car parking, and a round of 9-hole golf. Hotel guests can also book a two day theme park ticket for £49, which works out cheaper on a per day basis.

Hey Duggee fans can also visit the Hey Duggee Big Adventure Badge area in CBeebies Land. It's made up of several sensory play areas where kids can bounce, climb, and enjoy immersive activities. Once complete, your little Squirrels can get their very own Big Adventure Badge.

The park also hosts Hey Duggee Live in the Big Fun Showtime area, a show where kids can get involved with putting together clues to get their Map Badge. Kids can also meet the big dog himself and get a Duggee hug.

Duggee's new rooms aren't the only new attraction at CBeebies Land and its hotel. March 28 sees the launch of the world's first Bluey-themed rollercoaster.

Named Bluey the Ride: Here Come The Grannies!, the rollercoaster is set to take kids on a journey through the Heeler family's back garden. It will have gentle dips and turns, making it the perfect first rollercoaster experience for little ones. A teaser image shows Blueyand Bingo dressed up as grannies Janet and Rita, and the ride will no doubt include many references that fans will love.

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More Bluey-themed rooms are also being added to the CBeebies Land Hotel as the Aussie cartoon dog's popularity grows. Like the Hey Duggee rooms, there are separate sleeping areas for kids, and rooms are themed to look like the Heeler home.

Find out more and book a stay on the CBeebies Land Hotelsite. Or book day tickets to Alton Towers online. from £32 a day, or from £64 for an annual pass.

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