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Dubai Safari Park launches contest
Gulf Today
|May 07, 2025
Dubai Safari Park is wrapping-up its sixth season, themed “conservation of the planet”, on a high note with the launch of an exciting competition.
Set to close its doors for summer on the 1st of June 2025, the park is inviting its followers to share their most heartwarming memory involving animals. To enter, participants simply need to respond to Dubai Safari Park’s Instagram Post by sending a direct message with the memory involving animals, between May 5th to 19th, 2025.
Winners will receive free access to the park, either to enjoy the wonder of the wildlife one more time or experience it for the first time for season six, before it wraps up.
Some of the most moving stories will also be featured on Dubai Safari Park’s channels, with credits given to their owners.
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