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201603 Membership Leaflet 2016 03 HWP.Indd PAYMENT DETAILS Cheques/postal orders should be made payable to MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS RZSS. Please note we cannot accept CAF cheques. Card type, please tick: Unlimited entry to RZSS Edinburgh Zoo and RZSS Highland Wildlife Park all year Visa MasterCard Delta Solo Discounted car parking at RZSS Edinburgh Zoo. Switch Maestro Electron MEMBERSHIP & Discount in the gift shops and cafes at both RZSS Card number Edinburgh Zoo and RZSS Highland Wildlife Park Name on card 25% admission discount for up to six guests when SEASON TICKETS From date Issue No. accompanied by a member MEMBERSHIP FROM Expiry date CSV No. LifeLinks magazine and exclusive access to online Signed members’ portal £4.50 Date Invitations to member events A MONTH Deposit Full amount Discounted admission to talks and events throughout the year Increase your donation at no extra cost! Opportunity to buy books of discounted guest tickets for five adult or ten child tickets For every pound you give us, we receive an extra 25p from Inland Revenue. So if you are a UK tax payer, all Entry to the following zoos: Belfast, you have to do is sign the declaration below. Bristol, Chester*, Colchester, Dublin, “I would like the RZSS to reclaim the tax on this donation from Fota Wild Animal Park, Living Coasts*, me and my immediate family. I confirm I have paid or will pay an Marwell*, Newquay*, Paignton*, amount of income tax and/or capital gains tax for each tax year (6 Rotterdam and Twycross April to 5 April) that is at least equal to the amount of tax that all the charities or Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) that I donate * Terms and Conditions apply, to will reclaim on my gifts for that tax year. I understand that other see website for full details taxes such as VAT and Council Tax do not qualify. I would also like to Gift Aid all donations I have made to the RZSS in the last four years Take out a membership and all donations in the future until I notify you otherwise.” within 14 days of your visit, Signed return your admission tickets at point of purchase Date and get your money back!** TERMS AND CONDITIONS ** Admission ticket price will be deducted from membership fee. Benefits are subject to change. Free admission will not be granted Ticket refund must correspond Membership and season tickets are without the production of a valid with membership type purchased. non-transferable and refunds are membership card. not issued if cancelled mid-term. We may have to refuse admission Membership cards and season to both RZSS Edinburgh Zoo and tickets are not valid without a the RZSS Highland Wildlife Park A SEASON TICKET photograph in place. in extreme weather conditions or other circumstances beyond our ENTITLES YOU TO Access to both RZSS Edinburgh Zoo control. and the RZSS Highland Wildlife Park RZSS HIGHLAND is only during their published We reserve the right to refuse entry opening hours. and/or cancel membership without WILDLIFE PARK refund if anyone behaves in a There is a £5.00 fee to replace threatening or abusive way to our ENTRY ONLY each card and parking pass. staff, contractors, visitors or animals. For more information Full T&C’s available on the website. please go to: rzss.org.uk Data Protection: It really helps us if we can communicate with you about HELP SAFEGUARD SPECIES FROM EXTINCTION our work and provide information about how you can support us. If you do not wish to receive any further information from the Royal Zoological The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland. Society of Scotland, please tick Registered Scottish Charity No. SC004064 JOIN RZSS TODAY RZSS MEMBERSHIP - WHY NOT PERSON PAYING MEMBERS’ DETAILS PAY BY DIRECT DEBIT? Title Mr/Mrs/Miss etc Title Mr/Mrs/Miss etc From £4.50 per month for a First name First name single adult membership! Surname Surname Speak to a member of our friendly membership Address Address or visitor services staff and start enjoying the benefits of RZSS Membership today! Postcode Minimum spend on direct debits £4.50 per month and a deposit is required for Postcode the first month. Direct Debit arrangements are for a minimum of 1 year. D.O.B. Male Female Daytime tel. D.O.B. Male Female ORDER FORM Email address* Daytime tel. Quantity Total * If you do not wish to receive email updates from RZSS, please do not Email address* Single adult £63.50 £ provide an email address. Details will not be passed onto a third party. Membership: Ad Ch FS Dis Joint adult £99.50 £ I would like to pay by: Child (3-15yrs) £31.50 £ I would like to pay by: Title Mr/Mrs/Miss etc AnnualAnnual D Directirect De bDebitit Monthly Direct Debit Full time student £47.00 £ Monthly Direct Debit First name Payer name Disabled adult* £63.50 £ R Surname Payer address Disabled child* £31.50 £ R D.O.B. Male Female * Carer free R Payer contact number Membership: Ad Ch FS Dis Annual car parking pass £10.00 £ INSTRUCTION TO YOUR BANK OR BUILDING SOCIETY TO PAY BY DIRECT DEBIT Donation £ Please complete this Direct Debit instruction to authorise your bank or building society Title Mr/Mrs/Miss etc Total amount £ to pay by Direct Debit and return to: Membership Team, The Royal Zoological Society First name of Scotland, FREEPOST, 134 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh, EH12 0BR Total paid today £ Name and address of your Bank or Building Society Surname Direct Debit amount Monthly Annually Name D.O.B. Male Female (If applicable) Address (Prices valid until 31/03/2017) Membership: Ad Ch FS Dis RZSS HIGHLAND WILDLIFE PARK Title Mr/Mrs/Miss etc SEASON TICKET Branch Sort Code First name Bank/Building Society Account Number Surname Single adult* £35.00 £ Name(s) of Account Holder(s) Child (3-15yrs)* £25.00 £ D.O.B. Male Female Membership: Ad Ch FS Dis *A Season Ticket only allows entry to RZSS Highland Wildlife Park Signature(s) – no other benefits apply - Direct Debit option not available We aim to process packs within ten working days once the payment Date Please tick if you would prefer to receive a hard copy has been received. If your pack is for a Christmas gift, please order of our Annual Review and AGM pack* by Monday 5 December 2016 to guarantee UK delivery. Originator’s Identification Number 9 0 6 7 4 8 * Otherwise, you will receive an email notification of when it is Reference Number (office use only) TAKE OUT A MEMBERSHIP WITHIN 14 DAYS OF YOUR VISIT, available to download online. Instruction to your Bank or Building Society RETURN YOUR ADMISSION TICKETS AT POINT OF PURCHASE Please pay The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland Direct Debits from the account detailed in this If you would prefer not to receive a hard copy AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK!* Instruction subject to the safeguards assured by the Direct Debit Guarantee. I understand that this instruction may remain with The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland and, if so, details will be of LifeLinks magazine please email our team at * Admission ticket price will be deducted from membership fee. passed electronically to my Bank/Building Society. [email protected] Ticket refund must correspond with membership type purchased. 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