The special ‘return ticket’ that allows free entry for a week is back in operation at the National Botanic Garden of Wales – and, this year, it will stay in place until the end of the year.
Anyone buying a full-price ticket to the Botanic Garden between now (Friday May 27th ) and the end of December will be allowed back in FREE of charge for seven days after their visit – and as many times as they like!
Head of marketing David Hardy said: “This has proved very popular in the past couple of years. We get lots of feedback from visitors saying they couldn’t see everything they wanted to and, with our packed events programme, there are just so many reasons to return.
“We like to tell people ‘You won’t be able to see it all in a day’, but those who are unfamiliar with the Garden really don’t give themselves enough time and are often caught out. This is a good way of ensuring that, if they want to come back and see some more, they can – and free of charge, too.”
But the offer isn’t just open to tourists; the ‘return ticket’ deal is available to everyone: “There’s so much going on here over the summer, we’re sure local people will want to take advantage of this, as well,” he added.
This year’s packed programme of family fun activities includes dance, music, meerkats, antiques, orchids, falconry and crafts – to name but a few.
* The ‘Return Ticket’ offer applies to all full price admission tickets purchased between May 26th and December 23rd 2016.
For more information, email info@gardenofwales.org.uk or call 01558 667149.
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