Dublin Zoo bosses have announced half price on thousands of online tickets to celebrate a bumper year of visitors.
As many as 3,500 tickets are on sale to be snapped up half price between December 27 until January 1 as the zoo celebrates a record year of visitors coming through their turnstiles.
“We were delighted to be able to acknowledge the generosity of the Irish public with the unveiling of the red panda sculpture by Stephanie Hess in September. In September, in honour of International Red Panda Day and to mark the "incredible generosity of the Irish public during the ‘Save Dublin Zoo’ campaign of 2020", the Zoo unveiled a red panda sculpture created by award-winning sculptor Stephanie Hess. The sculpture can be enjoyed by visitors to the Himalayan Hills habitats.
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