‘Will and Kate’ get a free wild date

March 8, 2011 - PRLog -- As the Royal Wedding invites land on the doormats of the elite and famous this week, ZSL Whipsnade Zoo is announcing its own special invitation. Anyone with the name ‘Will’ or ‘Kate’ is invited to a free day out at the Zoo to celebrate the Royal Wedding.

On the weekend of Friday 29 April to Monday 2 May, those lucky enough to share their first name with Prince William or his blushing bride-to-be, Kate, can enjoy a free day out at the Zoo to mark the royal occasion.

Take a ride on the Jumbo Express, watch the Sealions splash about in their pool and make sure to pay a visit to the herd of Asian elephants to watch them play in their paddock at the 600-acre zoo.

If your name is Will or Kate (or William, or Catherine, or Wills, or Cat…) then bring your passport along to ZSL Whipsnade Zoo on the Royal Wedding weekend and enjoy a great day out for free.

To find out more about visiting ZSL Whipsnade Zoo simply log on to zsl.org

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Editor’s Notes

This offer is available for the weekend of Friday 29 April 2011 until Monday 2 May 2011.

This offer is valid only with photographic ID such as a passport or driving license. ID without a photograph will not be accepted. ZSL London Zoo reserves the right not to redeem, or accept photocopied, damaged, forged or defaced photo ID.

This offer is also available at ZSL London Zoo, Whipsnade’s sister Zoo in Regent’s Park, London.

Regular ticket prices for April are as follows:-

CATEGORY   PRICE INC £1.80 VOLUNTARY DONATION
Adults   £19.50
Children   £15.00
Concession   £18.00
Children under 3 years   FREE

For ZSL Whipsnade Zoo opening times and to purchase tickets for other dates, please visit http://www.zsl.org/zsl-whipsnade-zoo/planning-your-visit/

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Founded in 1826, the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) is an international scientific, conservation and educational charity: our key role is the conservation of animals and their habitats. The Society runs ZSL London Zoo and ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, carries out scientific research in the Institute of Zoology and is actively involved in worldwide field conservation efforts.