Zootopia Escape at Grattan House
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Date and time
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Grattan House, 16-20 Grattan Pl, Melbourne Victoria 3053
Are you a big animal lover? Join us at Grattan House in September or October, where you can experience a wonderful zootopia escape with our support workers!
The DisabilityCo invites NDIS participants for animal themed facepainting, a visit to the Electric Animal Kingdom, the zoo and aquarium in the city, as well as watch the “Zootopia” movie with us.
It’s a great respite city getaway for you to relax and have fun making new friends. Limited spots available, so don’t forget to secure your spot today.
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