Families and visitors can enjoy significant savings this summer at M&D's Scotland's Theme Park, as the attraction lowers its prices following the UK Government's temporary VAT reprieve for the hospitality industry. From June 25 until September 1, the cost of all-day wristbands will be reduced, and children's meals at all food outlets, including the popular Monterey Jack's diner, will also be discounted.
Free Entertainment and New Attractions
In addition to the price cuts, M&D's is offering a host of free entertainment and activities throughout the summer. From Saturday, June 27, until Tuesday, August 11, visitors can meet Bonnie the friendly brontosaurus, Europe's largest walking dinosaur. Guests can also participate in free activities at the Ranger Training Academy and hunt for hidden treasure in the Fossil Dig Zone.
Breakfast with the Baby Dinosaurs
On Sunday, July 5, from 9:30 am to 11:30 am, the four-star Alona Hotel will host Breakfast with the Baby Dinosaurs. Tickets are priced at £15.95 per child and £12.95 per adult, plus a booking fee. The experience includes a photo opportunity with the baby dinosaurs upon arrival, a buffet breakfast, fun and games as a Dinosaur Ranger, playtime in Krazy Congo Soft Play, and a special Dino party bag to take home.
New Rides and Classic Favorites
This summer, new rides have been added to the Theme Park, while all favorite attractions remain open, including Amazonia tropical indoor rainforest with exotic plants and animals, Devil's Island Adventure Golf, Cosmic Bowl ten-pin bowling alley, and Krazy Congo Soft Play. All-day wristbands providing access to the rides can be purchased online at the park's website. Parking is free, and there are numerous food outlets offering everything from snacks to restaurant meals.
Jensen Taylor Connelly, Director of M&D's Scotland's Theme Park, said: "We want to make sure that families enjoy great days out this summer and are passing on the VAT savings to our customers. We also have some great free entertainment and many attractions for all age groups that people can look forward to over the school summer holidays."
