Table Mountain Cableway Kidz Season Competition

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The Table Mountain Cableway’s Kidz Season special provides the perfect excuse to get the family outdoors to enjoy a natural wonder this winter. From 1 May to 31 October 2014 two children travel free of charge when an adult return ticket is purchased from the ticket office over weekends, public and school holidays.
The Cableway’s Kidz Season price is R215 per adult return ticket (valid until 30 September 2014) and includes two children under 18 years travelling free (normal children rate R105) when purchased from the ticket office over weekends, public and school holidays. Valid on return fares only.
The Cableway operates weather permitting. For information visit www.tablemountain.net or call (021) 424 8181.
Stay tuned to Smile 90.4FM all week from the 23rd to the 27th of June, and you can WIN your way to the top. We’ll be giving away a Table Mountain Cableway Kidz Season Family Package that includes four Cableway Return Tickets and a R260 Table Mountain Café spending voucher (with a total prize value of R900) every day on the Smile Drive show.
To stand a chance of winning, all you need to do is:

  • Listen to Smile Drive every afternoon between 15:00 and 18:00
  • Answer one question, based on a popular kids cartoon series, and send the correct answer together with the keyword ‘Kidz’ via SMS to 35904 (standard rates apply).

Best of luck and see you on the mountain.
 


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