Wonderla Holidays announced a special offer for Children’s Day, where teenagers, adults, or grown-ups dressed as kids can purchase child tickets from November 12 to 14.
To build excitement, the amusement park offered child tickets to visitors who wore school uniforms or carried school accessories like water bottles and old-style school bags, and lollipop candies.
Managing Director, of Wonderla Holidays, Arun K Chittilappilly said that “Children are extremely special to us which is why we thought of developing a special offer for adults who keeps the child in them alive. Through this activity, we would like adults to come and celebrate the child within them and as a token of our appreciation, we will extend discounted tickets”.
Further details can be found at https://www.wonderla.com/offers/childrens-day-offer.html
Visit Wonderla by TSRTC bus for special offer
In an effort to increase public transportation usage, the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) announced a special offer for visitors to the city’s Wonderla Amusement Park recently.
Visitors who take a TSRTC bus to the amusement park will receive a 20% discount, according to the corporation. It also stated that direct buses to Wonderla are available on three routes throughout the city.
For more information, call Wonderla at +91 93988 63075.
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Along with this, TSRTC has also introduced dedicated bus services from the city to Anantagiri Hills, with the goal of taking tourists around numerous tourist destinations and making the trip to Anantagiri Hills as easy as possible.
Because of its misty hills, lush pastures, historic temples, and status as the birthplace of the river Musi, Anantagiri Hills in the Vikarabad district is a fun tourist destination for families and children alike.
The bus will take passengers to popular tourist attractions such as the Kotpally Reservoir, the Bujja Rameshwara Temple, and the Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple.
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