Kids Free coverage will extend to the Los Angeles market thanks to some great in-market interviews in San Diego. Coverage of various San Diego locations include Paradise Point, Mission Bay, Balboa Park, Reuben H. Fleet Science Center, New Children’s Museum, Belmont Park and more.
NBC LA host Jessica Vilchis with kids (l to r: Olivia, Isabella, Gabriel, Parker) in San Diego during a report on Kids Free San Diego 2015
ABOUT KIDS FREE SAN DIEGO 2015
Families Enjoy Special Deals at San Diego Hotels, Attractions, Restaurants, Arts and Culture Venues and More
During the entire month of October 2015, more than 100 San Diego hotels, restaurants, attractions, museums and transportation companies will offer families with children special deals, so they can enjoy San Diego without emptying their wallets. “Kids Free San Diego” provides families an opportunity to save during budget-conscious times with a variety of “kids free” incentives, ranging from complimentary attraction admission, meals and Amtrak rides to welcome amenities at area hotels and much more.
Consistently rated one of the top family destinations in North America, San Diego is home to world-class family attractions, abundant arts and culture, fun eateries and hotels and popular activities likes surfing, sailing and whale watching. In October after the summer beach crowds diminish, visitors to San Diego can relish in the region’s sunny weather and warm temperatures and enjoy a number of fun-filled fall activities for the whole family.
A complete listing of “Kids Free San Diego” participants and their special offers are available at SanDiego.org/KidsFree. All offers are valid Oct. 1-31, 2015, and age limits and other restrictions vary by venue and activity. Visitors should check for offer details and terms at SanDiego.org/KidsFree before visiting any attraction.
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