Kids go free as Al Ain Zoo marks Emirati Children's Day

Friday, 15 March 2024 11:42

By ARN News Staff

Kids under the age of 12 can enter Al Ain Zoo free of charge on Friday in celebration of Emirati Children's Day.

Children can see the animals and attractions without paying, Al Ain Zoo confirmed in a social media post.

The gesture is in celebration of Emirati Children's Day, which is celebrated across the UAE on March 15.

🎁🎁🎁
Because we love welcoming those little feet💚
& enjoy your happy giggles all around #AlAinZoo 💫
Here’s a little treat for ALL mini zoo lovers😄
On #EmiratiChildrensDay !
📅: 15.3.2024
👦👧: 0 – 12 years old
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*T&C Apply pic.twitter.com/VpVv2SgBAO
— Al Ain Zoo (@AlAinZooUAE) March 15, 2024

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