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Kidzania Busan, the global children's career experience theme park led by CEO Kang Jaehyung, is launching the "HOT Summer, COOL Discounts" promotion for the summer vacation season.
This promotion offers a variety of discounts so visitors can enjoy a refreshing summer, while also providing opportunities for children to learn about career paths through play during the summer break.
Kidzania Busan, in partnership with BC Card, is offering a 50% discount on the "2-person family half-day pass" until August 31.
The promotion is limited to the first 1,500 customers, and more than 80% of the passes were sold out within just ten days of launch, demonstrating its high popularity. The discount is available when paying with a BC personal credit or check card.
New members of the virtual asset platform "Bithumb" will receive a complimentary "Kidzania 2-person family half-day pass" along with 50 KiZO, the exclusive currency used at Kidzania.
Compared to the regular school term, the summer vacation period provides a perfect opportunity for children to deepen their career education through hands-on experiences. Targeting this, Kidzania launched the "Citizen Membership" in June, offering three 2-person family half-day passes and various benefits for 99,000 won.
This membership includes an additional 50% discount for two family members on the day of use, an extra 50 KiZO, discount coupons for character goods and snacks, and more, making it a highly cost-effective career experience program that is gaining word-of-mouth popularity.
A Kidzania Busan representative said, "For the summer vacation, we are also planning a variety of limited-time experiences and events so that visitors can enjoy both educational value and play. We recommend checking our website or mobile app for more details before your visit."
For more information about the "HOT Summer, COOL Discounts" promotion, please visit the official website or mobile app.
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