West Midlands Safari Park has cut child admission to just £13.90 for the remainder of the school holidays, offering families a significant saving on a day out. The reduced rate, available for children aged three to 15, represents a drop of £3.50 from the usual £17.40 child ticket price and is part of the Government's Great British Savings campaign.
Deal Details and Booking Requirements
The discounted tickets are only available when booked online in advance, and the offer runs until September 1, 2026. Adult tickets remain at £17.40, while children under three go free. Wristbands for rides and attractions are not included in the ticket price and cost extra.
A spokesperson for the park said: "Enjoy a wild day out for less! Our new Child Ticket is now available from just £13.90 for children aged 3-15 years. As part of the Government's Great British Savings campaign, you can save up to 45% when you book online - making now the perfect time to plan your next family adventure."
Savings for Families
The price cut is particularly beneficial for families with multiple children. For example, a family with two children would save £7 compared to the usual price, and with three children, the saving rises to £10.50. The park, located in Worcestershire, typically charges the same price for children aged three and above as it does for adults.
Visitors can also see the park's newborn red panda cub, which has recently been born at the attraction. The park offers a range of wildlife encounters and family-friendly attractions, making it a popular destination during the summer holidays.
How to Book
To take advantage of the offer, visitors must book online via the West Midlands Safari Park website. Terms and conditions apply. The deal is valid until September 1, 2026, so families are advised to act quickly before the school holidays end.
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