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  • Dads go 'free' at Knowsley Safari Park

    Dads go 'free' at Knowsley Safari Park

    When you pay for a child ticket his Father's Day

    On Sun 17 Jun, dads can go free at Knowsley Safari Park with the purchase of a child ticket. You can either book in advance on its website, or just turn up on the day.

    You will be given one free day ticket (norm £16ish), along with your car to drive through the park. If you don’t live near Knowsley, there are still plenty of options on our Cheap Days Out page.

  • Knowsley Safari Park £10 per car

    Knowsley Safari Park £10 per car

    Pay at the gate for up to seven people, Mon-Fri only

    If you go to Knowsley Safari Park during the week (Mon-Fri) you'll pay £10 per car for up to seven people until Thu 30 Jun. Adult tickets are normally £16.50 on the gate and £12.50 for a child (aged 3-15 years, free for under threes), so this is a significant saving.

    It's worth noting that this offer is for cars only and any vehicle with more than the legally permitted passengers will be turned away. If you've got a soft top or vinyl sunroof on your car, you can't drive through the lion or baboon enclosures for safety reasons.

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