On January 24, a festive gift-giving event took place in the "Eurasia" park for children who left their cherished wishes in a special mailbox. This information was announced by representatives of the park's press service.
As the park staff discovered, the wishes of the little visitors were very diverse: some dreamed of sweets, toy helicopters, teddy bears, or bicycles. The park not only fulfilled these dreams but also decided to enhance the gifts by giving each child a tablet for learning and development.
During the winter season, festive houses of Santa Claus operated in the park, where children could meet the main New Year characters, recite a poem, receive a gift, and take a memorable photo. On January 11, six letters were randomly selected on the main stage of the park.
From December 20 to January 11, more than 400,000 people visited "Eurasia." As part of the New Year program, concerts, theatrical performances, and workshops for children were held daily, along with an open ice rink and a festive fair.
“The yurt, where cultural and educational events and workshops took place, gained particular popularity,” the press service reported.
The "Eurasia" park emphasizes that free entry and participation in events remain its unwavering principle.
