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Beatles Story breaks record
Staff and management at the Beatles Story, Albert Dock, Liverpool, are celebrating today after the announcement that they have broken the 1/4 million record for the number of visitors to this award-winning attraction in this financial year (2013/14).
In July 2013, the Beatles Story saw it’s busiest day ever when staff welcomed more than 1,996 people through the doors, which was nearly 222 visitors from across the world every hour.
Martin King of the Beatles Story, congratulated the staff on this fantastic achievement and said:
“It is a testament to all the hard work and dedication from the great team of staff here and we look forward to breaking even more records in the coming year ahead.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Paul Richards .
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