KIDS PASS: Save up to 46% on Yorkshire Wildlife Park tickets

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Unleash a roar-some day out at Yorkshire Wildlife Park with Kids Pass. | Kids Pass

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Go wild this summer for less with a roar-some Kids Pass offer - save up to 46% on Yorkshire Wildlife Park tickets!

By signing up for a 30-day Kids Pass trial for just £1, you'll unlock discounted Yorkshire Wildlife Park tickets for selected visits this summer, with tickets valid until September 1, 2026.

The offer also gives access to thousands of discounts on family attractions across the UK.

GET THE DISCOUNT: Claim the Yorkshire Wildlife Park Kids Pass offer and find out mor - CLICK HERE.

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Victor the polar bear cools off at Yorkshire Wildlife Park. | © Ross Parry / SWNS Group

Whether you're planning your first visit or heading back for another adventure, there's never been a better time to go wild for less.

Yorkshire Wildlife Park has plenty to roar about this summer.

Families can meet some adorable new arrivals, including four cheetah cubs, Zemi the red panda, a baby titi monkey, and capybaras Chip and Dale, while the Park's playful Lar Gibbons have moved into their impressive new Malaysian Singing Forest habitat.

There's another exciting arrival on the horizon too, with a spectacular new penguin habitat opening this August.

Across more than 150 acres, visitors can discover 70+ animal species, including polar bears, lions, tigers, giraffes, black rhinos and African painted dogs, before stepping back in time at Pangea, home to more than 30 life-sized dinosaurs.

One of the biggest highlights remains Project Polar — the largest polar bear reserve outside Canada — while six indoor and outdoor play areas mean youngsters can let off steam between animal encounters.

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Tigers are amongst the 70+ animal species visitors can discover at Yorkshire Wildlife Park. | Yorkshire Wildlife Park/PA

The summer programme is packed with extra family fun.

Daily ranger talks bring the Park's conservation work to life, while Night Out at the Zoo returns on August 8 and 22, giving families the chance to explore after hours alongside live entertainment, street food and costumed characters. The Park is also introducing its new Summer Saver Pass, offering unlimited visits between July 18 and September 1, with Night Out at the Zoo included.

Music fans can even combine wildlife with live entertainment during the final-ever Wild Live concerts over the August Bank Holiday weekend.

After exploring, visitors can relax at The Yorkshire Hive, enjoy the dinosaur-themed Evolution Experience Restaurant, or try the brand-new indoor adventure golf, opening this August.

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