People who bought tickets and donned beautiful gowns and suits were probably expecting something akin to Netflix’s touring event called the Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience, but instead got Party City-level decorations and were left buying Kit Kats from vendors so they would have something edible to eat.

As a slew of fans living in Detroit, Michigan wait for Bridgerton Season 4 to drop on Netflix, they made their way to live their own regency fantasy at Sunday’s “The Detroit Bridgerton Themed Ball." While the event promised a magical night where attendees could dress like the Bridgerton cast in sparkly ball gowns and such,

A Bridgerton-themed ball in Detroit has gone viral for all the wrong reasons - much like the infamous Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow earlier this year. Read about the event on Grazia.

The unofficial event in Detroit, which reportedly aimed to recreate Bridgerton with paper decor and served undercooked food, has reminded many of a Willy Wonka-inspired pop-up that was described as an "absolute shambles" in Scotland.

Guests complained of organizational chaos, bad food, and entertainment in the form of a "stripper" at the Regency-themed event — and want refunds.

A teardown by iFixit now shows the new battery removal process in action, and it looks easier than ever. With October around the corner, the Phillies, Astros and Padres appear locked in, while other teams have questions to answer.

Bridgerton fans were left fuming after an event they paid up to £750 to attend was deemed a ‘horror’ resembling the infamous Willy Wonka Experience. Since premiering in 2020, the Netflix period drama has become one of the most popular shows on the planet,

Take a look inside the Bridgerton Ball "scam" that had guests begging for refunds. Folks are calling it the new "Willy Wonka Experience."

Dearest gentle readers, these belles of the ball were scammed, bamboozled, hoodwinked and lead astray. A “Bridgerton Ball” held in Detroit, Michigan, tuned out to be a disaster, with many comparing the fiasco to Fyre Festival and the Willy Wonka Experience fail.

Following in the footsteps of Glasgow’s infamous Willy Wonka Experience flop in March 2024, Bridgerton fans recently got a taste of what it feels like to be scammed, after a group of individuals shelled out $150 to $1,