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The Gruffalo Discovery Land at Twycross Zoo
26th March, 2023

Say Hello Spring this Easter at Twycross Zoo

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Say Hello Spring this Easter at Twycross Zoo

Via Grace for Twycross Zoo

Throughout Easter 2023 holidays (Saturday 1st to Sunday 16th April) visitors to Twycross Zoo will be able to enjoy an all-new event, Hello Spring – a celebration of Easter, which invites families to experience a whole host of new and egg-citing activities.

Burt and Joyce – two eye-catching and interactive animal characters who will be soaring high in the sky at Twycross Zoo during the Easter holidays

Little animal lovers will be able to take to the skies and learn how to fly in Twycross Zoo’s first-ever acrobatic-themed workshop. During the workshop, a team of acrobats will teach children lifts and tricks that are inspired by birds at the Zoo, before little ones have the chance to experience what it’s like to live with all feet off the ground on the child-friendly aerial hoop.

The Great Twycross Egg Hunt

For those that love completing an egg hunt during Easter, look no further as the keepers are inviting eagle-eyed visitors to complete The Great Twycross Egg Hunt during their visit. Detectives can pick up a guide on arrival before setting off on an adventure to spot several mislaid important eggs and learn all about the animals and birds at the Zoo who lay eggs.

Guests are also encouraged to keep their eyes peeled during their visit to spot new residents, Burt and Joyce – two eye-catching and interactive animal characters who will be soaring high in the sky during the Easter holidays.

What’s more, on weekends during the school holidays, families can join in on Twycross Zoo’s Birds of Play dance-a-long and learn new dance moves, including the Great Grey Owl hop and Flamboyant Flamingo.

As well as Hello Spring families can discover hundreds of animals from around eighty different species in Twycross Zoo’s amazing animal kingdom. Visitors can come face-to-face with some of the world’s most endangered species – including Rhinos and Bonobos – and learn more about the Zoo’s ongoing conservation efforts to protect and preserve them.

The Gruffalo Discovery Land

Elsewhere at Twycross Zoo, guests can also experience The Gruffalo Discovery Land – a four-acre adventure which aims to inspire the Zoo’s youngest visitors about the importance of conservation and protecting the natural world. With games, animatronics, film clips and real-life animals to discover – including snakes, owls and butterflies – visitors to The Gruffalo Discovery Land will follow in Mouse’s footsteps along their interactive journey through the deep dark wood.

The Gruffalo Discovery Land at Twycross Zoo

Twycross Zoo is set to mark its 60th anniversary this year and to celebrate, is inviting anybody born in 1963 to enjoy a free day out, as part of its Celebrate Our History showcase. Those born in 1963 who are also celebrating their 60th birthday this year, can head to the Zoo for a complimentary visit (see T’s & C’s below) and enjoy everything the award-winning conservation charity has to offer.

With so much more on offer including the chance to embark on a journey into the new season through a brand-new Spring Trail, getting crafty and creating a colourful headdress inspired by the Zoo’s Victoria Crowned Pigeons and becoming an animal through a roar-some face painting experience (not included in entry cost), there’s something for everybody to enjoy at Twycross Zoo this Easter.

Visitors who book tickets online before Sunday 26 March can save – with tickets for adults available from just £16 and £13 for children. For more information and to book a visit to Twycross Zoo this Easter, please head to twycrosszoo.org.


(People born in the year 1963 get free entry to Twycross Zoo for a limited time only, on presentation of a valid form of photo ID that states date of birth such as a driving licence or passport. ID must be shown at Twycross Zoo admission kiosks to gain free entry.

Free entry is only available with an adult, child or concession ticket, that is purchased on the Twycross Zoo website or at the admission kiosks. We reserve the right to refuse entry to Twycross Zoo if there are more free tickets versus adult, child or concession tickets.

Free entry is permitted with an accompanying Twycross Zoo Member. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, discount or promotion. Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. Twycross Zoo reserves the right to change or withdraw the promotion at any time.)

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