KWS Cuts Park Entry Fees for All Teachers & Students

KWS stated that the discounted rates are exclusively available to schools and students from nursery school through tertiary institutions, including universities...

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The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has launched a new initiative offering significant discounts on park entry fees for students and teachers, aiming to make educational wildlife trips more accessible.

Students can now get discounts of up to 33%, with entry fees to popular parks reduced to as low as Ksh200.
Key parks like Amboseli and Lake Nakuru will now cost Ksh500 for students, down from Ksh750.
Children under 6 years old will receive free entry, and the offer is valid until November 30, 2026.

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