Safari Park Offers Special Sukkot Activities for Religious Families

The Safari Park in Ramat Gan is providing a tailored experience for religious and observant Jewish families during the intermediate days of the Sukkot holiday, known as Chol HaMoed. The park management stated that hosting these families is a central mission, with significant thought given to every detail to accommodate their lifestyle.

This includes the setup of kosher Sukkahs for visitors to fulfill the holiday commandment of dwelling in a Sukkah, as well as providing experiential and game-based stations for learning about the animal kingdom. The park aims to maintain a respectful atmosphere and cater to the needs of those observing Jewish law.

To ease the financial burden on families, the Safari Park is offering a special discount: the fifth child and any subsequent children in a nuclear family will receive free admission. This initiative is intended to directly support family budgets and allow for shared outings without financial stress.

The park has also established spacious, strictly kosher Sukkahs throughout the grounds, offering shaded picnic areas, relaxation spots, and stroller-friendly paths. Educational game stations and guided tours are available, providing both learning opportunities and an engaging encounter with diverse animal species from around the globe.

Management expressed satisfaction with the preparations, emphasizing their goal for visitors to see their children enjoying the open spaces in a welcoming environment that understands and caters to their needs, offering them the best possible experience at a fair price.