If you’ve ever fancied finding out what happens at Chester Zoo at night, now’s your chance. The zoo has announced that for the first time ever it will be staying open after hours so visitors can see its 27,000 animals at night. You’ll get an insight into how the cheetahs chill out or what the elephant’s evening routine consists of at the brand-new Into the Night sessions.
🐻☀️VISIT THE ZOO AT SUNSET!☀️🦁
For the first time EVER, we're inviting you to FOUR special evenings this summer where you can see what the animals get up to after hours!⏰ pic.twitter.com/1j9uLFJFlo
The exclusive events are running over several evenings across July and August from 5:30pm-9pm, with animal lovers getting access to the whole zoo. It marks the first time Chester Zoo has ever allowed unlimited access to the zoo after hours, with all areas of the venue remaining open, including animal habitats, indoor areas, and restaurants. While you’ll be able to see all your favourite animals, visitors can also expect to see some of the zoo’s nocturnal animals too, like aardvarks, bats, and more.
And if that wasn’t enough, the new experience is also raising money for the zoo’s vital efforts to prevent extinction in the UK and around the world.
Chester Zoo
There will be Into The Night sessions on Friday July 29th, Saturday July 30th, Friday August 12th and Saturday August 13th, from 5:30pm-9pm each night, and it’s expected to be very popular.
A limited number of tickets are available each night – it’s £15 for adults and £10 for children aged 3-17. Find out more and grab your tickets here.