Gulliver’s World raises thousands for bumblebee conservation

Gulliver’s World has helped raise more than £6,000 for bumblebee conservation after hosting a buzzing #BeeKind Weekend.

In total, £6,112 was raised across Gulliver’s four UK theme park resorts for the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.

The weekend, which coincided with World Bee Day on May 20, created a real buzz with plenty of brilliant bee-themed adventures.

From every ticket sold, £1 has been donated to support the Trust, which has a mission to increase the number and distribution of bumblebees.

The #BeeKind Weekend was part of Gulliver’s programme of supersized celebrations for the Platinum Jubilee. Until June 5, there will be even more thrills than usual at Gulliver’s including street parties, best of British stage shows and majestic entertainment hosted by Gulliver’s own Queen Bee planned alongside thrilling rides and attractions.

Craig Clews, resort director at Gulliver’s World, said: “The Bumblebee Conservation Trust do vital work and we are proud to support them with this donation.

“We had a great time at the #BeeKind Weekend and were also able to show our guests how important bumblebees are and why they must be protected.”

Kamal Hibberd, Fundraising Officer for the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, said: “We were delighted to be chosen by Gulliver’s Theme Parks as a beneficiary of their annual donation weekend.

“Their ‘BeeKind’ weekend, which coincided with World Bee Day this May, raised an incredible £6,122 towards bumblebee conservation! This type of fundraising is crucial to help bumblebees to thrive and we are buzzing with this significant donation!”

For more information and to book your ticket online for Gulliver’s World Giant Jubilee celebrations, visit: www.gulliversworldresort.co.uk/giant-jubilee

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