DRAGONS' Den viewers were left raging 'What a load of c**p!' as a business flogged £125k tickets to the MOON in a 'bonkers' pitch.
Fans and investors were shocked as the entrepreneurs pitched their space travel company seeking investment on last night's episode of the BBC show.
Instead of regular vacations, the businessmen offered trips to the moon, earning comparisons to the 'Willy Wonka' of space travel.
Barry Shanks and Dave Doughty entered the Den asking for £75,000 for their innovative product, Rocket Breaks, aiming to make space travel accessible to holidaymakers.
They envisioned sending people to space like celebrities jet-setting across the globe.
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The pair showed the Dragons toy astronaut suits and offered space travel tickets for 2027.
The trips, featuring a balloon-style ride in a special capsule with cocktails, were priced at £125,000.
A £25,000 deposit was required to book a seat, refundable until the launch date is announced.
The entrepreneurs aimed to secure investments and celebrity connections from the Dragons.
Steven Bartlett poked: "You’re looking for us to introduce you to rich people?"
At the end Dave and Barry revealed they had no bookings and they ended up with no investments from the Dragons.
Viewers were also far from impressed with the business idea, and took to X/Twitter to share their thoughts.
One wrote: "Looks like they're flogging the Willy Wonka experience of space travel."
A second added: "I once went on Dragons' Den to sell tickets to space."
A third fumed: "This is a load of crap. Paying £20k deposit for a space travel expedition that will not happen in your lifetime!’
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A fourth raged: "Why stop at trying to sell non-existing space tourism? Why not offer time travel or shape-shifting? Might as well get in first!"
A fifth complained: "Have they run out of ideas on this show, this business model is ridiculous!"
