Aussie families to hop to sweet adventure at Sydney Zoo’s Kinder Easter Trail event
This Easter holidays, Aussie families will have the chance to hop into a sweet adventure at one of Sydney’s most iconic hotspots.
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This Easter holidays, Aussie families will have the chance to hop into a sweet adventure at one of Sydney’s most iconic hotspots.
Sydney Zoo has partnered with Kinder to launch the Kinder Easter Trail, a one-day event allowing children to hunt for Kinder’s new Easter chocolate range while exploring the zoo.
Sydney Zoo’s Natasha Budinski said the event was the perfect opportunity for youngsters to meet the animals.
“The animals are very much part of the experience,” Ms Budinski said.
“The trail winds through the precincts, so families get to enjoy close-up encounters with animals along the way.”
“It’s a perfect way to spend the day with the family this school holiday!”
Antony Foulet, Marketing Manager at Ferrero Australia said the event was the perfect way to discover Kinder’s new Easter range.
“Family, fun and discovery are at the heart of the Kinder brand, so what better way to bring this to life than through an Easter trail at Sydney Zoo?” Ms Foulet said.
“We are very much looking forward to sharing our delicious seasonal range with Aussie families this weekend at Sydney Zoo, and of course next weekend in homes all around the country over Easter.”
The event will kick off on Saturday, April 12 from 10am to 3pm.
The trail is free for all participants after purchasing an entry ticket to Sydney Zoo.
Tickets can be purchased through the official website with kids tickets at $19.99 per child.
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