Post by sootycat on Jan 23, 2015 12:02:31 GMT
From DS
Emmerdale is planning to open up its set for visitor tours.
The show is filmed at Stub House Farm in Yorkshire, which is part of the Harewood House estate near Leeds.
Organisers have submitted plans to Leeds City Council which would see the set opened up to the public outside of filming hours. Tours would largely take place at weekends and during holidays.
An ITV spokesperson told the Yorkshire Evening Post: "We are working with the Harewood Estate to seek permission to open the Emmerdale set for touring at weekends.
"This would provide a unique and limited availability opportunity for fans of the show to view the iconic production location."
Christopher Usher, resident agent for Harewood Estate, added: "Harewood Estate has enjoyed a long working relationship with ITV and Emmerdale. The tours would create a new strand to that partnership in 2015."
Each tour would have a maximum of 30 visitors, with the set tour expected to last around two hours. It would feature a glimpse of the show's internal sets, as well as the famous village set.
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Emmerdale is planning to open up its set for visitor tours.
The show is filmed at Stub House Farm in Yorkshire, which is part of the Harewood House estate near Leeds.
Organisers have submitted plans to Leeds City Council which would see the set opened up to the public outside of filming hours. Tours would largely take place at weekends and during holidays.
An ITV spokesperson told the Yorkshire Evening Post: "We are working with the Harewood Estate to seek permission to open the Emmerdale set for touring at weekends.
"This would provide a unique and limited availability opportunity for fans of the show to view the iconic production location."
Christopher Usher, resident agent for Harewood Estate, added: "Harewood Estate has enjoyed a long working relationship with ITV and Emmerdale. The tours would create a new strand to that partnership in 2015."
Each tour would have a maximum of 30 visitors, with the set tour expected to last around two hours. It would feature a glimpse of the show's internal sets, as well as the famous village set.
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