On January 24, a gift-giving ceremony took place at the 'Eurasia' park for children who sent letters with wishes to a special mailbox. This was reported in a press release from the park.
According to the information, the children's dreams were diverse: some dreamed of a bicycle, sweets, a stuffed toy, or a toy helicopter. The 'Eurasia' park not only fulfilled these wishes but also added tablets to support each child's educational process.
During the winter period, festive houses of Santa Claus operated in the park, where young visitors 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 in front of an audience.
From December 20 to January 11, the 'Eurasia' park welcomed over 400,000 guests. As part of the New Year program, concerts, theatrical performances, and workshops for children were held daily, along with an outdoor ice rink and a festive fair.
A yurt with cultural and educational events and workshops attracted special interest from visitors, as reported in the press release.
The 'Eurasia' park reminds everyone of its policy of free entry and participation in events.
