Join uShaka Marine World for a blessed Christmas celebration:
It’s almost December time and something special is coming your way soon.
Celebrate Christmas this year with Durban’s most festive family – the Sea World dolphins at uShaka Marine World. Prepare to be blown away as the dolphins perform dazzling aquatic aerobatics to some of the most popular re-arranged Christmas tunes, adding an extra special sparkle to everyone’s end of the year celebrations.
From 10 – 13 December 2020, the uShaka Marine World Dolphin Stadium will be filled with much needed Christmas spirit and messages of hope, peace, kindness and love.
“This year’s ‘Not-So-Normal’ Dolphins by Starlight show will have something even more special, but we don’t want to ruin the surprise just yet. You will have to be there to experience the magic.” says Mantombi Tofile, Acting Marketing Executive at uShaka Marine World.
Seats will be limited due to Covid-19 regulations; therefore tickets will be sold on a first-come-first-served basis. Guests are requested to come through early in order to allow extra time for screening and adhere to venue protocols by wearing their masks at all times during the show whilst maintaining a safe social distance at all times.
The full Dolphins by Starlight show will also be available for online purchase from 21 December 2020. Further details will be published on uShaka Marine World’s website and social media pages.
Dolphins by Starlight, is one family treat that you don’t want to miss this festive season, so don’t delay, book today!
Dates: 10 – 13 December
Time: 7pm – gates open at 6.30pm.
Tickets: R199
Book now via www.ushakamarineworld.co.za
For more information, contact uShaka Marine World on 031 328 8000 during office hours.
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