Guests who snag a $50 ticket will be treated to a Mad Hatter tea party where you’ll get to mix up two unique Wonderland tea cocktails to enjoy along with some “Eat Me” cake.

The sisters who founded the popular "Alice in Wonderland"-inspired tea house have sold off their business after more than two decades -- and while facing a mountain of debt, The Post has learned.

It’s a tea party that might make guests feel like they’ve fallen down a rabbit hole, but an Alice in Wonderland-inspired tea will be more magical than mad.

An Alice in Wonderland themed afternoon tea has been launched at a New Forest hotel, close to the home of the 'real' Alice. It's always teatime according to the Mad Hatter in Alice's Adventures in ...

Now you can: to tie into the New York Botanical Garden’s immersive exhibition, Wonderland: Curious Nature—which is set to open on Saturday, May 18, and run through Sunday, October 27—the ...