On October 31, November 1 and 2, all adults will enjoy wild nature “at a child's price” by entering the Bioparc WEBSITE and answering a question.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014.- Arrives Halloween and Bioparc Valencia wants to celebrate it in a special way, facilitating access for people. To do this, you simply have to go to the BIOPARC website www.bioparcvalencia.es, answer a simple question and print the coupon "Halloween". By presenting this coupon at the ticket office, the visitor will be able to purchase up to four tickets at a child's price (€18) for October 31, November 1 and 2.
An alternative Halloween plan that also Bioparc animals will join, since not only people will celebrate it. On Friday, October 31 several species will have a different environmental enrichment With thematic "Halloween night". Surprises in the shape of pumpkins and spider webs will await the animals in their outdoor enclosures.
La great weather forecast in the city of Turia will allow Valencians and tourists to enjoy pleasant temperatures and live by day “Wild Halloween.” This oferta especial is aimed at the entire society, both families, young couples or groups of friends, and represents a considerable savings since the adult rate is €23,80 and thanks to this initiative, all those over 13 years of age will pay €18 (the child rate). On the other hand, it is important to remember that children from 0 to 3 years old have free entry, which can become the perfect plan for those people with children of these ages. It is a good opportunity to get to know Bioparc, delve into the recreation of beautiful African habitats and discover some of the most threatened areas on the planet.
Bioparc continues working day by day for its final objective of raising awareness among visitors about the need to care for and protect the environment. Last weekend, on the occasion of the 2nd birthday of the “little gorilla” Ebo, the first born in Valencia, the park managed to mobilize 2.000 Valencian boys and girls to collaborate in the conservation of the gorillas of the Ebo forest. This weekend with the Halloween initiative we aim to continue conveying the message of love for animals and their ecosystems, via entertainment and learning
