Want to do an activity that is NOT on the Free List this Pesach? Kosherfrugal.com and Janglo have teamed up to bring you some great Groupon deals you may have missed!
Here are some deals you'll want to check out:
Wipark in Holon - This is a popup park full of wipeout trampolines and bounce houses. You'll need to buy a ticket for a specific timeslot, so choose carefully and make sure you can get there on time! Groupon deal costs 39nis per child.
Monkey Park in Ya'ar Ben Shemen - visit Israel's monkey sanctuary for LESS with this Groupon deal. You'll pay just 34nis for admission this way! Groupon is valid until May 30. You may enter the park between 10am and 3pm, and the park closes at 5pm
The Moscow Circus - check out this show! Reviewers are raving about it. Save almost 50% when you buy your tix thru Groupon! The show lasts an hour and a half, so you can even catch the Friday afternoon show and be done before Shabbat!
The Maimonides Puzzle Room in Tiberias. Use code "Kosherfrugal" when you make your reservation for a 10% discount! This challenging activity is similar to an escape room and you will definitely enjoy it. Best for groups (min. 2 participants, but best with 4+) and for ages 10+. Large groups can be accomodated.
Visit Technoda in Hadera for 29nis, or 55nis if you want to add on the children's Pesach activities!
Chai-Kef has special chol hamoed fun, in Rishon. Save almost 50% when you buy your tickets thru Groupon!
Rafting on the Jordan River - for 50nis per person! Can be used on chol hamoed during morning hours only! Groupon valid thru the end of the year.
Kids' movies at Cinemateque Tel Aviv for 21/22nis per ticket! Valid only during chol hamoed. You'll need to print the Groupon and exchange it for a ticket at the box office.
Have fun! There's a new Facebook group dedicated to Groupon Israel Deals (in English) - be sure to join it and find all the other deals you don't want to miss!
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