This half term, take the kids to Woburn Safari Park where they can visit the spooky Room of Doom and really get into the Halloween spirit.
Where: Woburn Safari Park, Bedfordshire
When: Saturday 22nd– Saturday 29thOctober
From Saturday 22nd October, Woburn Safari park will open up the doors to its gruesome Room Of Doom to provide Halloween inspired entertainment for both children and adults. The Bedfordshire Safari Park is home to exotic animals such as elephants, lions, tigers and monkeys, and this year is celebrating Halloween in style with a spooky menu of entertainment on offer.
Adventurous little ones can put their hands inside the creepy-feely boxes where they will come across some grizzly grubs or ghoulish bugs, or enter the yucky lucky dip to win frightful prizes should they be brave enough.
The Halloween celebrations will run for one week throughout half-term and each afternoon children will get the opportunity to meet with one of Woburn’s safari keepers. They’ll be showcasing some of the park’s most creepiest and crawliest residents, from Royal pythons to hissing cockroaches and slimy snails.
This unusual way to spend Halloween will not only give them the chance to encounter all things spooky and strange, but also educate them about all the animals they’ll get to encounter. We’re predicting the kids will probably be more brave than the adults.
The Room Of Doom at Woburn Safari Park, Bedfordshire is open from Saturday 22nd– Saturday 29th October between 12pm-5pm. Tickets are priced at £19.95 for adults, £14.95 for children aged 3-15 and £17.50 for seniors but you can make savings by booking online first