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Gold Reef City will get your heart racingGold Reef City04/16/2012 13:04:04 
Gold Reef City Theme Park is bringing the magic of the Big Top to Jozi for the winter holidays with amazing McLaren Circus from 23 June to 15 July. Featuring perky poodles and magnificent lions, incredible acrobats, hilarious clowns, astounding aerial shows and astonishing contortionists, McLaren Circus is one of the best circuses in the country. Founded by the McLaren brothers in 2005, the circus tours South Africa, bringing its magic and a range of acts from every corner of the world to every corner of the country. Some of its jaw-dropping acts include: - Casey McCoy and his African lions including the beautiful white lions. - Zimbabwe’s ZimZam Boy and their fast-paced and incredible acrobatic acts. - The adorable and hilarious clowns, Little Alick and Little Miriska. - An aerial hoop act, presented by Cape Town's Jade Petersen. - Little Billy, McLarens favourite miniature goat. - An astonishing candle balancing and contortion act from China. - The smartest miniature horses ever seen. - A hat juggling act from Hong Kong. - The astounding aerial trapeze act, by Miss Nikkita from Australia. - The perky poodles by David McLaren. - Fantasy acts like fire-eating and blowing, walking on swords, lying on nails, and displays of pythons and Arabian camels. *McLaren Circus is included in the entrance fee and runs twice daily in the Hippodrome at Gold Reef City Theme Park from 23 June to 15 July. For more information, contact Gold Reef City Theme Park on 011 248 6800, e-mail info@goldreefcity.co.za or visit www.goldreefcity.co.za Your Ticket to Ride is now available at Computicket, so avoid the queues and book your Theme Park entrance ticket online today. Follow us @GoldReefCitySA on Twitter to keep up to date with Gold Reef City news and events. Pearl Hlanze t/ 011 803 0030 f/ 011 803 1372 c/ 072 874 5554 e/ pearl@ideaengineers.co.za w/ www.ideaengineers.co.za Related Venue:
Gold Reef City, Ormonde Johannesburg Gauteng South Africa
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