On January 24, a festive gift-giving event took place in the "Eurasia" park for children who had left their wishes in a special mailbox. This announcement was disseminated by the park's press service.
It turned out that children's dreams were very diverse: some kids dreamed of sweets, toy helicopters, teddy bears, or bicycles. The park not only fulfilled the children's requests but also added tablets to the gifts to support their educational process and development.
During the winter season, the park featured festive houses of Santa Claus, where children could meet their favorite New Year characters, recite poems, receive gifts, and take memorable photos. On January 11, a random drawing of six letters among the guests took place on the main stage of the park.
From December 20 to January 11, the "Eurasia" park attracted over 400,000 visitors. As part of the New Year program, concerts, theatrical and animated events, as well as workshops for children, an open-air ice rink, and a festive fair were held daily for guests.
“Particular interest was generated by the yurt, where cultural and educational events and workshops were conducted,” the press release noted.
The "Eurasia" park reminds that entry and participation in events remain free for all visitors.
