When I blow this whistle, a swimming pool appears.

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Legendary D&D relic: Whistle of Pool Summoning

the only one? What about the Tower Circus at Blackpool, also with a water feature

20:40 Tom's commitment to the bit is exemplary, and again…

I want to go back to Great Yarmouth now. I went on a Norfolk Broads holiday with friends many years ago, and we got to Great Yarmouth and had a great time. So good, in fact, that we just pootled around a bit the next day and returned for another evening.

We belive Chaplin, errr, might, have, been, here,??? 😂😂😂

omg LOCAL, hi Tom!

This is not the oldest, Blackpool Tower Circus (often shortened to the Tower Circus) is a circus show which performs in The Blackpool Tower Circus arena, located inside The Blackpool Tower, Blackpool, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom. It has run continuously since 1894, with the arena being the oldest permanent circus arena still in use in the world.

The show's arena is one of only four circus arenas in the world with a sinking ring – where the hydraulic ring floor is lowered by 1.37 metres (4.5 ft) to allow 42,000 imperial gallons (190,000 L) of water to fill the ring in less than a minute. This is used the circus as part of a "water finale" with fountains.

The circus is also known for having resident clowns, most famous being Charlie Cairoli, who appear each year in the show. The current resident clowns are Mooky the Clown, who has been the head clown since 1999, and his brother Mr Boo.

Magic where… is this Hunter's new joke of the cameo or just Tom taking a break to make an ad. In any case, looks fun.
By the way… Have you seen any suspiciously large wolves around?

Blackpool Tower circus also fills with water for the finale, but nothing on this scale! Theirs only does a few ft deep and becomes a big fountain in the finale while the performers balance on the edge of the ring and take their bows (or at least it did the last time I was there, probably 15 years ago). This was an amazing feat of engineering and teamwork, not to mention the performers who are in the water themselves!

I did not expect this video to be entertaining.
Great job!

I've been to Great Yarmouth many times but somehow never knew what the Hippodrome Circus had to offer!

The simulation 😂😂 I was expecting an animation 😂😂😂

is that … The Doctor? 13:49

I remember seeing this pool as a child, I don’t remember much of the circus but the floor disappearing and swimmers in the pool is a memory I’ve loved since the 70s. And now I know where it was. Next holiday is Great Yarmouth I think.

Thats neat! Everytime I blow my whistle my neighbor just yells, " Stop blowing that damn whistle! It's 3 in the morning"

I was hoping this was Blackpool

Tom, you said you've never seen anyone juggle with their mouth before? You should've seen a Teatro Zinzanni performance while they had a Seattle show (I just found out they shut that one down while I was writing this comment). They had an elderly gentleman who went by the stage name "Mr. P.P." and who could both juggle ping pong balls and ride a unicycle (not at the same time though).

1:33 Yes there is, Tom, it is called The Palace of Westminster.

A new low point for Scott

This was the best advert for the Hippodrome ever. I never had a clue it was there and can't wait to visit. Some amazing performers. 🎉