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The Australian Reptile Park has launched one of the most extensive annual pass programs for a zoo within Australia, including giving supporters unlimited access to the Central Coast attraction until the end of 2021 plus a range of other benefits.

Thrilled to be open and thriving once again after COVID-19 temporarily closed its doors to visitors for two months, the Australian Reptile Park sees this as a way to thank the community for their support throughout the closure.

In addition to a promotional discount on the price of the pass, benefits of the program include unlimited entry until 31st December 2021, a free photo with a koala, alligator or giant snake, 10% off gift shop & tours, free hot drink for every visit (adult on the pass), and 50% off entry for two guests every visit.

The reopening of the Australian Reptile Park on 1st June 2020 came as welcome news for New South Wales residents with the Park being inundated with enquiries and requests daily for the Park to reopen. After weeks of lockdown, the public have been craving outdoor activities to experience with their family and connect with nature.

The Australian Reptile Park is urging locals to the Central Coast, as well as Sydney-siders and Newcastle residents, to take advantage of the new Annual Pass offer and is encouraging the community to enjoy the great outdoors while getting up close with Australia’s incredible native wildlife.

Australian Reptile Park Director, Tim Faulkner advised “by purchasing an Annual Pass to the Australian Reptile Park for you and your family, you will be supporting the important work we do with our amazing animals.

“Now that we’ve reopened, you and your family will be able to visit your animal friends all year round and experience everything the Australian Reptile Park has to offer. With over 2,000 animals that call the Park home, an on-site café, picnic areas, complimentary BBQs and parking, it’s the perfect place to create wonderful family memories outdoors in a beautiful bushland setting.

“We’ve been overwhelmed by the support from our local community and we wanted to offer them something special to say thank you. Purchasing an Annual Pass to the Australian Reptile Park will not only support our essential conservation work, but it also offers visitors the chance to reconnect with nature at a time when it’s needed most.

Faulkner added “the best part about our Annual Passes is that you can bring two guests with you and they get half price entry! There’s never been a better time to support your local wildlife park.”

The new Annual Passes for the Australian Reptile Park are available now. Prices start from $60 for a child pass and range up to $250 for a family of four. Passes are valid from purchase date until 31st December 2021. To purchase an Annual Pass, visit www.reptilepark.com.au/visitors/annual-passes

To purchase tickets and for more information, visit www.reptilepark.com.au

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