Win a festive family adventure at Ramsgate Garden Centre with a visit to Santa’s Grotto or a skating experience for the whole family!

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Dive into festive fun at Ramsgate Garden Centre with a chance to win enchanting Santa's Grotto experiences and family tickets for a delightful day on the ice rink.
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This holiday season, Kent Live has teamed up with Ramsgate Garden Centre to bring you an exciting opportunity to win magical Christmas experiences that the whole family will love. 3 lucky winners will get the chance to enjoy an enchanting Grotto experience, for 1 child and 2 adults, while five other winners will receive family tickets for a day of fun at the Ramsgate synthetic skating rink!

At Ramsgate Garden Centre, Christmas magic is in full swing with Santa’s Grotto ready to welcome your little ones into a world of festive wonder. The lucky winner of the Grotto experience will embark on a joyful journey through Santa’s workshop, meeting his cheerful elves before having a personal encounter with Father Christmas himself. It’s a chance to capture those precious moments and make holiday memories that will last a lifetime.

For those who love a bit of winter sport, Ramsgate Garden Centre offers a fantastic synthetic skating rink where families can glide into festive fun. Five winners will each receive family tickets for two adults and two children to enjoy this skating adventure. Tickets include skate hire, and each session lasts for 30 minutes. Don’t worry if you’re new to skating, skate aid penguins are available for younger skaters, making it an ideal outing for families with children. Just be sure to arrive 10 minutes before your session to get fitted for skates and ensure everything is ready for a smooth start.

Don’t miss out on this festive opportunity! Whether you're dreaming of meeting Santa or eager to hit the ice with your family, Kent Live and Ramsgate Garden Centre have got you covered. Simply fill in your name and email address on the form below to be in with a chance of winning.

If you can't see the form, click here.

This competition closes on the 12th December 2024

The final date for the Grotto Experience and Skating is the 24th of December (Santa has a busy night!)

Good luck!

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