Hamilton nightclub’s ‘giant ball pit’ ridiculed by disappointed Easter revellers
ROC Nightclub in the Lanarkshire town advertised the attraction for its special Easter Sunday event but some partygoers were left feeling a bit deflated
PARTY-GOERS in Hamilton were given an Easter Sunday to forget when a "giant ball pit" turned out to be a fun-size version buried in the corner of a nightclub.
ROC Nightclub posted an advert for their special Circus event on Facebook, which also promised cheap booze, a popcorn machine and balloon drop giveaway.
But punters who showed up to dance around in the pit may have felt short-changed when they saw the main attraction.
The snap, posted online by Twitter user Cam, was simply captioned: "Giant ball pit."
And it has received more than 8,100 retweets and more than 48,000 likes on Twitter.
Various revellers responded in brilliant fashion to the photo, with many claiming they enjoyed their night regardless of the "false advertising".
One user said: "HAHAHAHA no id still have a boss time😂😂😂" before another commented: "It was still good but defos not what was advertised 😂😂".
One said: "This is the funniest thing I have seen all day."
A second replied: "ahahahahahahaha widny fit half ae me in it."
Some took it a bit more seriously and were left disappointed.
One social media user said: "Proper false advertisement " accompanied by two laugh face emojis.
Another commented: "That’s got tae be a bam up."
ROC Nightclub revealed it attempted to hire a giant ball pit but were left wanting as no company would hire one out to a club.
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A spokesperson said: "We contacted numerous outside events companies to hire a giant ball pit but no-one would hire one to a nightclub, this was the next best alternative.
"Our customers seemed to have a great night in it on Sunday night."
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