Life at the Bay

  “Beds were assigned, clothes and bathroom things were passed out, dinner was served. Pizza. Real, bona fide, greasy-fingers pizza.” Even we licked our lips when we read these sentences in James Dashner’s The Maze Runner Novel. Inspired by the delicious delicacy of the Maze Runner movie… Let’s make our very own A-maze-ing Maze Runner Pizza. A-Maze-ing Maze Runner Pizza:   Base Ingredients:   ·         250 ml cold milk   ·         15 ml baking powder   ·         2 cups flour   ·         60 ml olive oil   ·         5 ml salt Method: 1.       Mix flour, baking powder, and salt together in a bowl 2.       Stir in milk and olive oil until a soft dough forms 3....

  So, this Sunday Sugar Bay will be transforming into the glade and will be the host to many Maze Runners. We are super excited! So much so, that we have decided to help you Get-the-“Maze Runner”-Look before you get to the glade. Get your suitcases out and let’s pack to become Maze Runners!  Girls: Army colours and shades of grey is the palette we are looking at. A worn out and rugged look is what we’re aiming for.  We can still be fashionable when dressing up to be a Maze Runner. Let’s start with flat, rubber soled boots, hop into grey stained denim shorts and a thin sleeveless cotton vest. And there you have it! Any look to this effect would do you justice as a specialized Maze Runner or should we say Runner-ess?  Guys: Shades of neutral browns and greys are where we’re headed. We want to maintain a camouflaged look but still keep it classy.  Ankle high leather boots with ...

  Inspired by the Maze Runner movie, Sugar Bay has decided to turn into the glade next week as we host the Maze Runner week as one of our themed holiday camps. And, because we’re cool, and oh-so-a-maze-ing, we’ve decided to share some cool facts about the Maze Runner with you.  Want to know what goes on behind-the-scenes of “The Maze Runner”? Let’s unlock the secrets behind the mysterious maze:  1. Dylan O’Brien almost didn’t get the role as Thomas   In the book, Thomas is described to be a 16-year-old boy, 5’9″ feet tall, and has brown hair. Did you know that Dylan O’Brien almost didn’t get the role of Thomas for the film as director Wes Ball thought his hairstyle was too “MTV”. Fortunately, the director changed his mind after seeing a photo of O’Brien with his hair gelled.  2. Ben is not a runner in the book Chris Sheffield’s character, Ben, is a builder in the book but he has been changed to become a veteran runner in th...