No kidding! Pizza Hut serves up Kids Eat Free in Yorkshire and a free goat day out – book here
The G.O.A.T. family deal has arrived in Yorkshire – and this summer there are two kinds of kids getting the spotlight.
Pizza Hut Restaurants is inviting families to enjoy its popular Kids Eat Free offer throughout the school holidays – while also treating them to a free visit to meet some adorable four-legged kids at Mayfields Animal Sanctuary in Sheffield.
Now until September 2, the nationwide offer lets children aged 12 and under eat free every day when adults spend £9.99 or more on food while dining in participating Pizza Hut Restaurants – book here.
They can also claim up to four complimentary tickets to participating goat sanctuaries, where youngsters can meet, pet and feed playful baby goats.
Before 3pm, children receive a free Kids’ Buffet with every qualifying adult spend, while after 3pm they can choose a free Kids’ Meal.
Families can also upgrade the buffet to include a soft drink and unlimited ice cream for an additional £2.
To find your nearest participating Pizza Hut Restaurant in Yorkshire, search by location, or to order delivery, collection or dine-in, visit PizzaHut.co.uk.
The free sanctuary tickets are available on a first come, first served basis while stocks last, so families planning a summer outing are encouraged to claim theirs early.
Families can take advantage of the nationwide offer at participating Pizza Hut Restaurants across Yorkshire, including Sheffield, Wakefield, Halifax, Doncaster, York and Hull, while Pizza Hut also has delivery and collection outlets in Leeds, Harrogate, Headingley, Horsforth, Chapel Allerton, Bramley, Scarborough, Castleford, Heckmondwike and other Yorkshire towns.
Pizza Hut says the campaign playfully clears up any confusion over its long-running “Kids Eat Free” promotion, pointing out that while baby goats are technically called kids too, they’re not quite ready to tuck into a pizza.
Instead, Pizza Hut is treating families to a free visit to meet some real four-legged kids instead.
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