A festive treat or a living hell?: How Winter Wonderland became the most divisive attraction in Britain

Every December, tourists, loved-up couples and the allegedly basic descend upon a gleefully inauthentic Christmas village in London’s Hyde Park, where prices are high, neon lights shine bright, and cringe is inevitable. But, asks Isobel Lewis, is mocking Winter Wonderland an appropriate response to its festive evils? Or is it plain old snobbery?