Free Entry on October 31st 2016 for All Children in Full Halloween Fancy Dress at Monkey World!
On Monday 31st October 2016 Monkey World are offering FREE ENTRY for Children who arrive in full Halloween fancy dress costume!
There is a FANCY DRESS COSTUME COMPETITION with prizes for the best Children's Halloween outfits! Judging takes place at 3pm - outside the Wateringhole (opposite the main entrance).
Activity Centre Open!
The Activity Centre is also open during the October Half Term!
Open from Monday 24th to Saturday 29th October from 10am to 4pm with lots of FREE Halloween fun for children.
As well as joining in the Halloween fun there is always something for everyone to enjoy at Monkey World. Listen to the fascinating daily keepers talks, pre-book a guided tour, monkey around in the Great Ape Play Area and even adopt a primate yourself. Home to over 250 rescued and endangered primates, enjoy a fang-tastic day out for all the family during any half term.
11 comments
whodeanyescapeartist
6 Oct 16#1
So not free entry then, unless you're 12?
Kingstig
6 Oct 162#2
Someone can't make use of the offer!? Quick, delete it! :man:
JustAnotherGuy2
6 Oct 161#3
I think he was referring to what they said on whatsapp :P
whodeanyescapeartist to JustAnotherGuy2
7 Oct 16#10
I was
loiterer
7 Oct 161#4
Halloween is an American import... We are not American's. Keep your children away from these poisonous escapades where the goal is to collect as much sugar as possible. Type 2 Diabetes is not funny and it could ruin the entire life of your child. Act responsibly, just keep them indoors.
friiza to loiterer
7 Oct 163#6
Wikipedia says:
It is widely believed that many Halloween traditions originated from Celtic harvest festivals which may have pagan roots, particularly the Gaelic festival Samhain, and that this festival was Christianized as Halloween.
Ps most Americans are descended from Europeans.
PrincessJellybean to loiterer
7 Oct 161#7
As a Scottish pagan I can categorically tell you that you are wrong. I celebrate Halloween/Samhain and it has little/nothing to do with eating sugary treats! I won't bore you with the details as spirituality is a personal journey; and this is a deals website.... lol.......but for anyone who might be interested you can find lots of good information online.
)O( Blessed Be
abi10 to loiterer
7 Oct 16#9
Haha bet your kids love you! Do you bypass Christmas too or just give them a lump of coal!
Alex223 to loiterer
8 Oct 161#11
are you trolling? you can't be this dumb?
BrokenFairy
7 Oct 164#5
Bahh Humbug Loiterer!! Let the kids enjoy the only day of the year where it's acceptable to take sweets off strangers
digbys
7 Oct 16#8
Have you guys even watched The Wicker Man?:confused:
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On Monday 31st October 2016 Monkey World are offering FREE ENTRY for Children who arrive in full Halloween fancy dress costume!
There is a FANCY DRESS COSTUME COMPETITION with prizes for the best Children's Halloween outfits! Judging takes place at 3pm - outside the Wateringhole (opposite the main entrance).
Activity Centre Open!
The Activity Centre is also open during the October Half Term!
Open from Monday 24th to Saturday 29th October from 10am to 4pm with lots of FREE Halloween fun for children.
As well as joining in the Halloween fun there is always something for everyone to enjoy at Monkey World. Listen to the fascinating daily keepers talks, pre-book a guided tour, monkey around in the Great Ape Play Area and even adopt a primate yourself. Home to over 250 rescued and endangered primates, enjoy a fang-tastic day out for all the family during any half term.
11 comments
It is widely believed that many Halloween traditions originated from Celtic harvest festivals which may have pagan roots, particularly the Gaelic festival Samhain, and that this festival was Christianized as Halloween.
Ps most Americans are descended from Europeans.
)O( Blessed Be