Anyone turning 60 in April can enter Longleat Safari Park for free as part of its diamond anniversary celebrations.
The park is marking 60 years since it first opened in 1966 as the world’s first drive-through safari park outside Africa.
To mark the milestone, Longleat is inviting anyone celebrating their 60th birthday in April to join in with the celebrations.
Scott Ashman, head of operations at Longleat, said: "Turning 60 is a moment worth celebrating, and we realised there are people across the country reaching that milestone at the same time as the Safari Park.
"We wanted to open the doors and invite them to celebrate with us.
"We’re offering free entry to anyone turning 60 in April so they can enjoy the day with family and friends and be part of this anniversary weekend."
The special offer coincides with Longleat’s celebratory garden party, which will take place on Friday, April 11, and Saturday, April 12.
The event will feature live music, traditional games, and family-friendly entertainment across the estate.
Eligible visitors can book a free ticket using the code "sixty26" on the Longleat website.
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