First ‘Dragonfest’ Golden Ticket Winner – Two Tickets Still Hidden!

Wrexham’s first Golden Dragon Ticket has been found!

The ticket, which was hidden in one of the special Dragonfest chocolate bars, was found by nine year old Rosie Ryder during her first ever trip to the Wrexham Museum last week

Three Golden Dragon Tickets were hidden in the chocolate bars in February before being distributed for sale in several outlets across the county borough.

Rosie is the first to find one of the three tickets, which have been released as part of the build-up for the ‘Dragonfest’ event at Wrexham Museum on April 1st.

She said: “I am so excited as I have never won anything before. I think I would like to go to Surf Snowdonia.”

However Rosie will have to wait until the Dragonfest event to find out which of the three fantastic prizes she has won:

Bangor-on-Dee Races Family Day (sponsored by Wrexham Lager, Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse, The Buck House Hotel and Wrexham / Prestige Taxis

– A VIP day at the races on May 20th for a family of four.
– Including being picked up and taken to the races by executive car.
– Complimentary race cards and food vouchers.
– Collection from the race to the Buck House in Bangor-on-Dee, for a 3-course meal for all the family, followed by a return journey home.

Surf Snowdonia Family Surf Day

A family surf lesson for a day for four and overnight accommodation in a family pod including cooked breakfast

Shop ’til You Drop Vouchers

£200 worth of High Street shopping vouchers in Wrexham

There are still two golden tickets out there somewhere in Wrexham and chocolate bars are available to buy from the following outlets:

– Wrexham Museum
– Wrexham Tourist Information Centre
– Wrexham Football Club Shop
– Bangor on Dee Race Meeting 10th February
– Bellis Brothers, Holt
– Café Wylfa, Chirk
– W H Smith Local Gwersyllt Post Office
– Stans Superstore St Martin’s Oswestry

Dragonfest will arrive at the Wrexham Museum on Saturday 1 April between 11am and 4pm. Entry to the event is free.

For more information contact [email protected] or telephone 01978 297460. Further details can also be found on the Wrexham Museum Facebook Page.