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The second golden snub-nosed monkey born in Ocean Park is turning one-month-old on 29 April! The Park has selected four names for the baby monkey, and is now inviting the public to vote on the Park’s official Facebook page. The naming poll will run for a week starting from today. In celebration of the monkey baby’s full moon, Ocean Park announces that Hong Kong residents whose birthday fall in May or June can enjoy a one-time free admission during the period 1 May - 16 June 2019, together with various special birthday offers. The Park hopes to encourage guests to visit the adorable baby and send their warmest wishes.
The golden snub-nosed monkey who is celebrating his full moon next week is a male. He embraces a cheerful and playful character, and loves crawling around to explore his surrounding under excellent care of his mother Le Le. The four proposed names are filled with hope and blessings from the Park and his caretakers, and the Park is now calling for the public to participate in the online naming poll on the Park’s official Facebook page. The four proposed names are:
1. Cute (喬喬) – in addition to its literal meaning of adorable, the Chinese word “喬” (cantonese pronunciation: kiu) sounds similar to “cute” and is often used to describe strong and tall trees that indicates the Park’s warm wishes to the baby’s growth
2. Go Go (高高) – meaning growing up fast and full of energy
3. Sam (森森) – meaning forest in Chinese to highlight the importance of forest to the species, hoping to raise public awareness on environmental conservation
4. Peanut (小花生) – symbolising longevity and continuous succession in Chinese tradition, expresses our hopes on his health growth
Various Hong Kong Residents-exclusive Offers for May and June Birthday Stars
Ocean Park launches various birthday offers for local residents with a valid Hong Kong identity card whose birthday fall in May or June, including a one-time free admission to the Park within the period 1 May – 16 June 2019, a cute birthday badge and a set of in-park coupon. The coupon grants them priority access at designated thrilling ride and animal exhibit, as well as attractive food and beverage offers and merchandise discount, while accompanying guests can also enjoy a 40% discount for on-day admission ticket purchase. For more details, please refer to the table below or Ocean Park website: www.oceanpark.com.hk
The golden snub-nosed monkey who is celebrating his full moon next week is a male. He embraces a cheerful and playful character, and loves crawling around to explore his surrounding under excellent care of his mother Le Le. The four proposed names are filled with hope and blessings from the Park and his caretakers, and the Park is now calling for the public to participate in the online naming poll on the Park’s official Facebook page. The four proposed names are:
1. Cute (喬喬) – in addition to its literal meaning of adorable, the Chinese word “喬” (cantonese pronunciation: kiu) sounds similar to “cute” and is often used to describe strong and tall trees that indicates the Park’s warm wishes to the baby’s growth
2. Go Go (高高) – meaning growing up fast and full of energy
3. Sam (森森) – meaning forest in Chinese to highlight the importance of forest to the species, hoping to raise public awareness on environmental conservation
4. Peanut (小花生) – symbolising longevity and continuous succession in Chinese tradition, expresses our hopes on his health growth
Various Hong Kong Residents-exclusive Offers for May and June Birthday Stars
Ocean Park launches various birthday offers for local residents with a valid Hong Kong identity card whose birthday fall in May or June, including a one-time free admission to the Park within the period 1 May – 16 June 2019, a cute birthday badge and a set of in-park coupon. The coupon grants them priority access at designated thrilling ride and animal exhibit, as well as attractive food and beverage offers and merchandise discount, while accompanying guests can also enjoy a 40% discount for on-day admission ticket purchase. For more details, please refer to the table below or Ocean Park website: www.oceanpark.com.hk
