An actor who played Willy Wonka at a cancelled event in Glasgow says he understands why families were angry about the experience.
Paul Connell said he was given the role just days earlier and handed a "gibberish" script and told to "do whatever you want".
Police were called to the event on Saturday, which was cancelled when visitors demanded refunds of tickets that cost up to £35.
Organisers House of Illuminati advertised a "journey filled with wondrous creations" in what turned out to be a sparsely-decorated warehouse.
Mr Connell told
BBC Radio's Good Morning Scotland programme: "It was very disappointing to see how many people turned up at this event and found basically me dressed up as Willy Wonka in a half-abandoned warehouse.
"It was not what I was expecting.
"I was offered the part on the Thursday, given 15 pages of AI generated gibberish to learn and then obviously turned up and saw what it was."