American YouTuber heading to M&D's for baby and toddler show
Miss Rachel Fever, the American YouTuber who creates baby and toddler learning videos, is heading to Lanarkshire.
The former teacher who has 14.9 million YouTube subscribers and a reported net worth of around $10 million began producing videos in 2019 to help preschoolers with language development and has become a phenomenal success.
M&D's Scotland's Theme Park, in partnership with Wicked Entertainment, has announced details of a Miss Rachel inspired morning featuring two shows which sold out within a matter of hours.
The family attraction has now added a further two performances in response to the overwhelming demand. The shows will take place at 2.30pm and 4.15pm on Saturday, July 19.
Jensen Taylor Connelly, M&D's Director, said: 'Miss Rachel became popular during the pandemic and her popularity has just rocketed as people look to entertain their babies.
'However, we were taken aback by how quickly our initial two performances sold out. We're really looking forward to welcoming all the babies on the day, it will be great fun!'
Tickets cost £13.95 plus booking fee, which includes entry to Krazy Congo soft play as well as the Miss Rachel performance, and can be purchased at https://scotlandsthemepark.com/product/ms-rachel-inspired-morning/
Located next to Strathclyde Country Park, M&D's is one of Scotland's top visitor attractions. The Theme Park features thrill rides and family rides, as well as a host of activities, for all age groups.
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