#Boredommustfall – break up from boredom at uShaka!:
We all know that feeling – exams are over and, despite the excitement as you count down to the big summer break, you suddenly can’t think of what to do when the big year end break up arrives!
The good news is that, just before the big festive rush descends on Durban, there’s a last minute break from boredom at uShaka Marine World.
So, take full advantage before the hustle and bustle of peak season. For just R99 per day, youngsters can discover unlimited fun at Sea World, Wet n Wild, uShaka Kids World and Dangerous Creatures during the weekend of Saturday, November 30th and Sunday, December 1st.
Durban’s summer sunny days mean exhilarating twists and turns at Wet n Wild. An array of different slides – including Africa’s highest water slide – will use up plenty of holiday energy while Sea World’s Dolphin, Seal and Penguin shows will provide great entertainment.
A walk through uShaka’s breath-taking aquarium, which is the seventh largest in the world and extends 500m through underground viewing galleries that share the secrets of the deep and four mysterious old ship wrecks, is a feast for the imagination.
Meanwhile, at uShaka Kids World, littlies can ramp up the kiddie fun in an area that is jam-packed with sand pits, treasure hunts, Africa’s highest jungle gym together and some water sprinklers.
For the more adventurous, there’s Dangerous Creatures at uShaka Village Walk. This Indiana Jones style warehouse is home to many beautiful and potentially dangerous animals – snakes, spiders, lizards and, of course, ambassador of this enthralling exhibit, Freddy the green Iguana.
So, leap into a fun filled summer break at uShaka Marine World for Unlimited Fun! For more information, call 031-328 8000 or book your tickets through uShaka ticketing via www.tickets.ushakamarineworld.co.za . T’s and C’s apply.
uShaka Marine World closes at 5pm and Dangerous Creatures closes at 4:30pm.
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