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Mums go free for Mother's Day

WWT Castle Espie Wetland Centre, 78 Ballydrain Road, Comber, County Down, BT23 6EA
Female mallard with ducklings.

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Treat your mum to a relaxing day out at Castle Espie.

Spring is a brilliant time to visit the centre, with the gardens in bloom, butterflies and dragonflies flitting over the ponds and tiny ducklings waddling after their mothers. While you're here, why not treat mum to a coffee and cake in the café, or pick up a gift from the shop?

Give a big thank you to mums, step mums and foster mums for all that they do. This amazing treat is the perfect way to show wonderful mums just how special they are.

Your mum gets free admission to the Centre when accompanied by a full paying child or adult.

Just quote 'Mums go free' at admissions, no need to book.

WWT recognises that all families are unique, so this offer is available for one adult or primary carer, per child or family group.

Terms & Conditions
'Mums Go Free' admission tickets will be available to purchase from the WWT Castle Espie admissions desk, on Sunday 10th March. Just quote 'Mums Go Free' at admissions
We regret that this offer cannot be used when purchasing tickets online
'Mums Go Free' admissions tickets are valid for on Sunday 10th March only
To receive this offer, mums must be accompanied with their child (regardless of age)
The 'Mums go Free' offer cannot to be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount
Children under 4 years old qualify for free entry and do not count as a full paying person
The 'Mums go Free' offer cannot be exchanged for cash
Members may bring in their mother free of charge without any additional fee on 10th March only
Offer is valid for one adult or primary carer, per child or family group.

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Accessibility

  • All areas accessible to disabled visitors

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  • On site parking

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two young girls looking through binoculars over the wetlandsWWT Castle Espie Wetland Centre, ComberHere you'll find the largest collection of ducks, geese and swans in Northern Ireland, as well as a gallery, café, woodland walks, sensory garden, events and activities, free parking, and a picnic area.

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