Africa Alive Brings Back £1 Kids’ Tickets for the Rest of the Summer Holidays
Families can enjoy a full day of wildlife adventures at Africa Alive for just £1 per child this summer.
Following a fantastic response to its original Kids for £1 promotion, Africa Alive has announced that the popular offer will return for the remainder of the school summer holidays.
Children can visit the Suffolk wildlife park for just £1 when accompanied by a full-paying adult or Africa Alive member, helping families enjoy an affordable day out during the summer break.
Visitors can discover hundreds of animals, including Africa Alive’s new pride of Northern lions, alongside rhinos, giraffes, zebras and meerkats.
A packed programme of keeper talks, animal feeds and interactive activities will also take place throughout the holidays, giving visitors opportunities to learn more about the animals and the conservation work supported by the zoo.
Josh Hunter-Harl, Sales and Marketing Director at Africa Alive, said:
“We know how quickly the cost of entertaining the family can add up during the summer holidays, so we are delighted to bring back our Kids for £1 offer.
“The response to the original promotion was fantastic, and we wanted to give even more families the opportunity to enjoy a memorable day together.
“From meeting our new pride of lions to seeing giraffes, rhinos and many more incredible animals, there is so much for families to discover at Africa Alive this summer. Every visit also helps support the care of our animals, our conservation work and the wider charitable mission of the Zoological Society of East Anglia.”
The Kids for £1 offer will be available until Wednesday 2nd September and applies to children visiting with a full-paying adult or Africa Alive member.
Income generated through visits to Africa Alive helps support the care of its animals, conservation projects and the wider charitable work of the Zoological Society of East Anglia.
For further information and to book tickets, visit the Africa Alive website.
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News Posted By:Zoological Society of East Anglia