Holiday company Center Parcs has sparked anger after it announced that it will close all of its UK sites on Monday with guests being forced to find alternative accommodation for the night. The company announced the decision to close its five parks for 24 hours from 10am on Monday to allow staff to watch the Monarch's funeral.
The decision follows other businesses that have decided to close in honour of the Queen. It means guests who are partway through a seven-day holiday - which can cost more than £1000 for a family of four - will be forced to find somewhere else to stay or go home early.
Center Parcs has been flooded with fuming customers who have slammed the plans and accused the company of leaving many in a difficult position. According to the Mirror, Legoland Windsor, which has onsite hotels, has also said it will close on September 19, which is now a bank holiday.
